What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[cigarrodog]

Thank you kindly Sir !!!

No...Thank you kindly, Sir.

@JohnDF - Thank you John. It sure was.

 

[Pàdruig]

Another Stag and Sawcut Saturday.

 

[Hickory n steel]

Went a bit crazy today.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Liking the Back pocket folder, makes me think about getting one with stag, I always passed by this model as I 'thought' that I wouldn't like it, but due to getting the Giveaway package I was able to try it out and found I do like it go figure !

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[Atiger]

Been carrying this old Western barlow lately...

 

[sunknife]

Went a bit crazy today.

Crazy? I'd say, you went Buck'n nuts today.

 

[sunknife]

Went hunting earlier this week and packed a GEC 74 Mustang and a LT Wright Frontier First fixed blade.
Yesterday I went big & small with the bloodwood 86 jack and an old Ulster swell center whittler pattern.
I was to busy today to remember to take a picture of what I had along in my pockets.
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[eisman]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you. And I love the Hemlock Bone on your #66.

I just got this Buck Solitaire yesterday. I carried it for the rest of the day and I was very thrilled at what a good slicer it was. I think I'll keep it in my pocket again today. So far it's proving to be a good "user" for all sorts of tasks. I have very few Nit-Picks about it. I hope you all have a great weekend.

Thank you John!!! You can never go wrong with a Buck, the company that started my folder fascination!

Thank you kindly !!! Another fantastic duo. I just kept saying I need a 66 ...lol. We knife nuts are nuts

Thank you very kindly, Gev!!!

You certainly captured an amazing image of your equally tantalizing Case jack; exceptionally cool!

I don't know if I have told you this before, but you consistently post some of the best photos on this Forum of beautiful knives.

Thank you very much Dean for your kinds words!!!

A dismal day with bad light, but these two are lighting it up somewhat.

You also have consistently outstanding images of your slicer beauties; wonderful pair of Case jacks today!

Great shot of your two cool totes perched on top of your pack-o-45Colt wadcutters; excellent!

This Plow is the sharpest knife out of a box or tube that I have ever received. I re-profiled it though so I could touch up the edge quickly on my Sharpmaker. The sodbuster and all of it’s variants is one of my favorite patterns, I really should carry this more often.

I fully agree with you Tom, the sod pattern is amazing and Maserin makes a fantastic version; I can feel that edge!

Thank you JJ. That toothpick is ooh la la. Your Stockman has very nice detailing.

Thank you very much kind Sir!!!

Maiden Voyage for Heritage Jack, hafted in Mammoth Ivory. A Beast.

I was drawn in by the sweet shot of your HHB and then floored by this new Northwoods "Beast;" wow Harvey!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Todays totes are two from Robeson, both patterns originally from Sheffield; an English jack and a Barlow.

 

[Jack Black]

My apologies for falling behind with this thread Hope everyone is having a great weekend

 

[Will Power]

 

[Travman]

 

[Jolipapa]

January 6th is Epiphany, better known here by us good republicans as "Kings's day"
Children love it because there's galette for dessert, the one who finds the "bean" (now a small ceramic model) that's inside can wear the crown. There's galettes in bakeries for 2/3 weeks, everybody gets a chance, then children (and greedies) will have to wait until feb 2nd for pancakes.

 

[RDaneel]

Thank you very much Dean for your kinds words!!!

You also have consistently outstanding images of your slicer beauties; wonderful pair of Case jacks today!

Thank you!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Took a chance on this old Schrade Barlow from the auction site that somebody rehandled in some lovely smooth bone. The real deals fetch big bucks, but I'm glad I gave this old girls a chance.

Clearly seen some time on a buffing wheel but the blade is pretty full and free from pitting. Good snap and action. Somebody did a nice job reassembling it. Pivot pin isn't nicely hidden but I can't catch it with my finger nail.

Went home this weekend and have been moving furniture around all day...enjoying the 55° SC evening while waiting for the Motrin to kick in. Need to work some more on the old Fordson Dexta tractor...might need to pour some gin on top of the Motrin.

I would have thought a Schrade Cut Co was from the pre-delrin days, so those bone scales could be original???
But my knowledge of Schrade history is weak...
That’s a real beauty you have there!

Went a bit crazy today.

No carrying a Woodsman is NOT crazy. Just about the perfect knife.

Went hunting earlier this week and packed a GEC 74 Mustang and a LT Wright Frontier First fixed blade.
Yesterday I went big & small with the bloodwood 86 jack and an old Ulster swell center whittler pattern.
I was to busy today to remember to take a picture of what I had along in my pockets.
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Love your photos!

 

[jwh720]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Setting aside moral and theological reservations on being defined by our possessions, I am a Telecaster guy. I’m also a Camillus kind of guy, and a TL-29 kind of guy...

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[Gevonovich]

Todays totes are two from Robeson, both patterns originally from Sheffield; an English jack and a Barlow.

I am going to follow suit today. I've been missing the ole split back

 

[Hickory n steel]

No carrying a Woodsman is NOT crazy. Just about the perfect knife.

Definitely not and it is a great knife, but carrying it plus two different Buck slipjoints might be a bit overkill.
For work today I left the 302 behind and when I get home it'll take the place of the 102.