What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jack Black said:
Thanks pal :) :thumbsup:



Cool mug :D :thumbsup:



Looking good Gary :thumbsup:



Nice pairing Tom :thumbsup:





Thanks Harvey, great pic of your Hartshead Barlow :) :thumbsup:



Smashing Taylor :) :thumbsup:

I leave home early on Thursdays, as I go to help out a pal with a market stall. I'll be carrying the same pair again, mainly so I can show off my Waynorth Black Jack! :D :thumbsup:

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Thanks Jack! Right back at you :). Also I find it amusing you are carrying Jack Black’s Black Jack :D
 
Old Engineer said:
Carrying these older Cases .






Somebody with a GRINDER really hosed this one up , but if I do not open it , it looks really good . I tried to make a cut in some light cardboard and found out that it had to be sharpened . It cuts now .

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"Really hosed this one up..." Hey! I speak Wisconsin. I've seen (and bought) worse hose jobs by goons with grinders.
With the majority of blade steel intact, and lovely redbone, I think you did great! Wonderful user.
Time to get out a flat piece of marble, stick some sandpaper on it, and get rid of those scratches.

Dschal said:
Wooden Wednesday.
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That's a knife. I love my Big Jack in micarta, but that ironwood is gorgeous.
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
"Really hosed this one up..." Hey! I speak Wisconsin. I've seen (and bought) worse hose jobs by goons with grinders.
With the majority of blade steel intact, and lovely redbone, I think you did great! Wonderful user.
Time to get out a flat piece of marble, stick some sandpaper on it, and get rid of those scratches.
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Maybe I will just call them Beauty Marks !!!???:):(:eek::rolleyes:

Harry
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
"Really hosed this one up..." Hey! I speak Wisconsin. I've seen (and bought) worse hose jobs by goons with grinders.
With the majority of blade steel intact, and lovely redbone, I think you did great! Wonderful user.
Time to get out a flat piece of marble, stick some sandpaper on it, and get rid of those scratches.


That's a knife. I love my Big Jack in micarta, but that ironwood is gorgeous.
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Thanks Jeff. I hope you are feeling better! Take it easy on the recovery.
 
SnailOffTheTrail said:
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Being still sore from banging my head for not getting a #66 tidioute calf roper when it was still available, I decided to treat myself to carrying my #66 slim.
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Then home for a hearty breakfast. The night was terrible, but I love how this scandinavian morning has been unfolding so far.
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Old Hunter said:
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Ps I never got in on the #66 Stockman runs either (need to fix that) but I did manage a #661210 Jack-Knife back from the early days of GEC - and I've never carried it!
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Travman said:
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Love that 66 Slim. I’ll carry my 66 today.
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Sorry to hear about your lack of sleep, @SnailOffTheTrail, but thanks for the pictures of your morning view! ;):thumbsup:
Thanks also to you, Old Hunter Old Hunter , and Travman Travman for posting those three versions of GEC's 66 pattern. I tend to think #66=Calf Roper, but that Slim (does it have a pen secondary?), the stag jack, and the muskrat (?) are very attractive variations! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

JohnDF said:
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Yes! My lucky knife will see action again next week. :cool::thumbsup:
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Gotta let it ride while it's working its magic! ;)

JohnDF said:
Happy Monday Everybody.
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JohnDF said:
Happy Tuesday Everybody
Think my #66 CC Harness Jack will join my usual Lambsfoot today.
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Couple of red-hot jacks to kick off the work week, John! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Crazy Canuck said:
Two weeks came and went, and now it's back to work. Enjoyed the time off, but weirdly it's almost refreshing to be getting back to the normal routine :confused:
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Li'l Lambsfoot, SAK Electrician, and coffee - Lots of black coffee!
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Versatile pair of knives, Mike! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup: (I can't decide if my favorite Alox is an Electrician or a Farmer. :rolleyes:)

Prester John said:
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Some kind of incongruous "clash of cultures" between the elegant Laguiole and that presumably less-than-elegant Duck Dynasty memoir, Vince! :eek::D:cool::cool:

SteveC said:
This one today
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That Kutmaster stockman is a champ, Steve! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

Hickory n steel said:
Today's birthday carry
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Belated birthday greetings, HnS; sounds like you had good celebrations! ;):cool::cool:

Wurrwulf said:
5K Qs 5K Qs Thank you, GT! I loved your little Joker lockback so much that I got one for myself!
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I've got my new Drop Point Hunter with me today. It is such a beauty.
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I hope you like your Joker as much as I like all 7 (?) of mine, Shawn! :cool::cool::D
Congrats on the new fixed blade and sheath! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

RDaneel said:
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Classic medium stockman, Dean! :thumbsup::cool::cool:

RDaneel said:
Thank you, Gary; you're the one that got me into the Navy Blue bone Case knives you may remember. :)
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I certainly do remember that, and now it seems like there's some kind of "feedback loop" going about the Case Navy blue bone! ;)

Pt-Luso said:
Today with my GEC #73.;):thumbsup:
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Impressive pair, José! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

Dschal said:
Micarta Monday.
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Marvelous knife and photo, Dave! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

cigarrodog said:
Christopher Johnson/Sheffield.
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That old knife is worthy of veneration, Harvey! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Atiger said:
This pair today...

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That is an eminently notable pair, Wayne! :cool::cool::thumbsup: A couple of my favorites; I'm a big fan of the CV chestnut jigged bone series from Case. ;)
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Old Engineer said:
Today : This one just don't get much pocket time...


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Remarkable meat chopper, Harry! :cool::cool:;)

ccsavage said:
This K.R. Johnson small 1306. Fit and finish supreme! Not a bad angle to it View attachment 1260828 View attachment 1260830
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Sublime knife! :thumbsup::cool::cool:

JJ Cahill said:
The two for Tuesday; a Trapper and a Toothpick. :)
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Prime pile of bone and steel, JJ, thin and stout!! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

Jack Black said:
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First Tuesday of the New Year, and I had an idea to try to carry a random knife from my collection each Tuesday, for as long as I remember :rolleyes: This week's blindfold pick is a Richards of Sheffield Scout Knife, carried along with my Hartshead Barlow :) Have a good day folks :thumbsup:

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Random Tuesday sounds interesting, Jack; I'll look forward to that! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:
Your Richards scout is a grand first pick; for some reason I really enjoy faux stag covers (or is that real stag? :eek::rolleyes:).

JB in LV said:
My new one, Maher & Grosh Yankee Whittler, GEC 781317, arrived yesterday. Exceptionally quick to ship, ordered Saturday morning, had a tracking number in about an hour, and arrived Monday.

It’s a biggun’ with three useful blades on three springs. I prefer ebony handles, yet I’m happy with this cocobolo. The pens on GEC 78’s are some of the best. Will drop it in my pocket today.

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Congrats on the unusual new 78! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Outstanding knife, Alan; I really admire the handle! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Will Power said:
Working on / with a CASE today ;) My favourite Stockman of theirs, Chestnut Bone.

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Is that the 63032 model, Will? Looks good! :cool::cool::thumbsup:
Coincidentally, I was looking at those on dealer websites yesterday. I typically don't go for square bolsters, tall tang corners, and pen instead of spey, but I certainly do go for chestnut bone CV! :rolleyes:

Gevonovich said:
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Superb knife and photo, Gev! :thumbsup::cool::cool: Pocket dump?? ;)

RDaneel said:
One of my favorite stockman, Case 6347 in amber bone.

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That's a handsome stockman, Dean! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Some kind of incongruous "clash of cultures" between the elegant Laguiole and that presumably less-than-elegant Duck Dynasty memoir, Vince! :eek::D:cool::cool:
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The Laguiole and Louisiana both have French origins, n'est-ce pas?
Anyway, the Laguiole was supposed to be a knife for a working man--shepherds, people who worked cattle, maybe even duck hunters!
Phil probably carries a Buck 119, though.
 
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