What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Arian29]

Joker Setter+Buck Squire,
Stag&Wood,

 

[SteveC]

This one today

 

[Will Power]

Those Russells certainly were a very decent Barlow, nicely stamped stainless bolster too

 

[RDaneel]

 

[rockgolfer]

33 Thursday!

 

[Knives&Lint]

 

[JOELSM]

 

[cigarrodog]

That looks delicious Harvey



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Treating myself to a Double Lambsfoot Day tomorrow

Thank you Jack. Happy Double Lambsfoot Day.

@5K Qs - Sharp looking Rough Rider, GT.

D Duckdog - Thank you kindly, Stuart. The LC Hunter and MM EO Barlow are both beautiful. Great detailing throughout.

@Gary W. Graley - Love the new Otter. Beautiful Covers. Calling dibs.

@joeradza - Exceptional image of a fine knife, Alan.

@JJ Cahill -Much thanks, JJ. Great image of your gorgeous Cattaraugus.

 

[cigarrodog]

1-XL Lamb

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[Old Engineer]

Carried this today to coffee with friends and it is still in my pocket .




Harry

 

[Duckdog]

Thankful for Throwback Thursday. The year was 1957 and this yellow black mouth cur stole America's hearts.

So today, I'm wearing my pockety pants so I can tote these "yellers", several of which were around when the movie was bringing us (some of us, that is) to tears.

From top: L.L. Bean Fisherman (Ka-Bar?), Queen #13 (switch pattern) 1958-1960, Imperial jack 1946-1956, and Case mini trapper 2018.

- Stuart

 

[CVamberbonehead]

Thankful for Throwback Thursday. The year was 1957 and this yellow black mouth cur stole America's hearts.

So today, I'm wearing my pockety pants so I can tote these "yellers", several of which were around when the movie was bringing us (some of us, that is) to tears.

From top: L.L. Bean Fisherman (Ka-Bar?), Queen #13 (switch pattern) 1958-1960, Imperial jack 1946-1956, and Case mini trapper 2018.

- Stuart

Cool, I didnt know that. Im carrying a full size yellow Case Trapper today.

 

[Duckdog]

Whittler Wednesday: splitting the workweek in the middle and coping with all it has in store for me.

Lovely Queen and a nice chunk of fatwood.

Two peanuts today. Case and Camillus.

What a pair! Excellent portrait of them.

I have wanted to carry a 34ot several times recently but it keeps getting ushered out by the oldies. I made room for all today.

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Top notch trio, Paul.

Thanks GT! Yep, I found them at the knife show. The scout jumped out at me, from a case that had dozens of scout patterns. Rick @Railsplitter said "you have to buy that" after seeing it. The Winchester is also a beauty, and one of the few sowbelly examples that I have. In fact, carrying both of them today .

Great paiting, Tom. I've been loving the look of your scout and that Winchester sowbelly is really special.

Went with some wood today!

You would, wouldn't you, Ron.

Some walnut today

That handsome Sword cigar is smokin', Steve.

This today :




Harry

Nice pictures of a very nice old knife, Harry.

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Messy AND sweet. Well done, Harvey.

- Stuart

 

[Prester John]

Laguiole Honoré Durand, olive wood handle, 14C28 steel.

 

[Duckdog]

Carrying this dandy little Camillus pen knife today.

Today was the first time I ate an apple In probably 15 years if you can believe that, this little fella handled it like a champ.
A longer blade would have more appropriate but it wasn't a big deal.

Man them apples sure patina a blade fast don't they , I'll have to remember that.

Patina! You wanna talk about patina? Just give it some time. This one is from 1966:

BTW, Monroe Hardware was founded in 1886 by, among others, William Henry Belk (founder of Belk department store chain), with the first store in Monroe, N.C., opened in 1888. I got my knife from a buddy who was born and raised in Marshville, N.C., just to the east of Monroe. More on Monroe Hdwe: http://www.monroehardware.com/history

- Stuart

 

[Hickory n steel]

Patina! You wanna talk about patina? Just give it some time. This one is from 1966:

BTW, Monroe Hardware was founded in 1886 by, among others, William Henry Belk (founder of Belk department store chain), with the first store in Monroe, N.C., opened in 1888. I got my knife from a buddy who was born and raised in Marshville, N.C., just to the east of Monroe. More on Monroe Hdwe: http://www.monroehardware.com/history

- Stuart

Now that's what I'm talkin' about.
Mine came to me from eBay in unused condition, I filled in the lettering with black paint to make it stand out and am happy I did.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. I haven't been communicating as much lately so I hope all is well.

All's well, thank you for asking pal Hope all is well with you too

1-XL Lamb
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Spendid Harvey

 

[Mingecutter]

Just got this fantastic little gem from @JaxBaron

So, I immediately put it in the rotation!

 

[Wild Willie]

My Leatherman that I usually carry is about petered, I decided to try a small pair of pliers and an sak. Ordered a small tinker yesterday but I pilfered my boys full sized tinker since he's in school during the week to begin the experiment. Also had the Douk Douk.