What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Hi all, and thank you for the warm welcome.
I don't own much of the traditional knives but if you like I can post some pictures from our talented knife makers.
 
Hen and Rooster - medium stag congress, 2 pen and 2 sheepsfoot, carbon, long pulls ...
 
This fine Medium Stockman, courtesy of sitflyer's giveway:

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~ P.
 
Welcome Gyzala!!!

Purchased here on the exchange and just arrived today, this little Ka-Bar will be getting some pocket time this week...

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I use to have two KA-BAR stockman knives just like that; you'll really like it! One WWII veteran and one Vietnam veteran needed them more then I did!
 
I don't have any recent pics, but I am carrying this old girl today. I finally got around to bringing down the tip and putting an edge on her. I only put a working edge that shaves my fine arm hair uncomfortably, but I am kinda happy with it being that way for some reason.

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I still cannot open that small pen blade without pliers. I guess I will just have to live with it. :)
 
I can see why, Jeff. Just flawless work on your knife and the entire knife flows perfectly. That edge is something to admire also, I would have a hard time using it much at first.
 
This evening I am carrying a Buck paperstone 112 in my pocket. I would likely have just stuck to using the sheath, but pinnah said he was pocketing his and I wanted to try that. Haven't carried it enough yet to reach a conclusion, but I think I definitely have to wear jeans to pocket it in comfort.

As usual, I find that Buck has produced a very serviceable knife for not much money.
 
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