What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old Engineer]

I too am fortunate to own that very same pair, very, very NICE

This great Stag Tobacco Bulldog arrived today. I love the Stag on the Mark and Pile sides as well as the "arched" Bar shield, deep grooved (threaded?) bolsters, matchstrike pulls and even the TOBACCO etch on the main Fit n Finish is stellar

Pretty nice addition to your stash my friend .

Harry

 

[Highhawk1948]

Buck 112

 

[Wild Willie]

Sheldon Lamb Foot friction folder(Sheffield)from Current/Albert Oates
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Outstanding!!!

 

[rswanson]

Whew, it’s been a while since I’ve posted here. Fresh out of the package and carried the rest of the day. These covers are something!

 

[Wild Willie]

Douk Douk, and as a replacement for my old Leatherman... Small tinker that arrived Saturday, and 5 inch knipex pliers

 

[Cutfinger]

I need to pick one, but can’t decide between “eeny, meeny, miney, moe” and “one potato, two potato”.

The Antonini

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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Nothing like Ebony.

 

[Cutfinger]

When I switched to an Ifone, I discovered that if you carry it in your back pocket, and sit down, it will flex enough to shatter the screen. Actually discovered that twice. So after repairs, I bought a “tactical” (gotta love that marketing term) belt case for the phone. Re-stitched all the seams, replaced the belt loop snap with a nut and bolt, and added a lanyard. ~ I have lost too many things at the farm climbing off and on the tractor, and busting through brush (Leatherman with pocket clip RIP). So this thing has almost become a man purse because besides the Ifone, it carries a pen and note pad, a Leatherman, and a mini Maglite. Maybe I should stitch up something like what you’ve got. I like that.



Speaking of not buying knives, that Badger knife show is coming soon, is it not?
Hey grind one of those pens into a coping, and call it a whittler!

@Duckdog , @5K Qs , and cigarrodog ~ appreciate your kind words, gents!

JJ Cahill ~ nice American Jack! Great pattern. I suppose this old Voos is one too.View attachment 1277072

The old Voos is German, I do believe... (could be wrong)
I read about it recently in the 'Old Knives' thread.
Those Voos knives sure are something. It is the best lookin' two blade, bare head jack I can think of.
Every time I see one, I want one.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Leslie Tomville influencing my carry for tomorrow.

Looks so good in Ebony, but also not too shabby in jigged bone

Case/Bose Wharncliffe Trapper & Bark River Little Creek

 

[lambertiana]

For Micarta Monday

 

[Just Tom.]

The Antonini

I actually went with the Pallares friction folder because it’s new and I need to start work on the patina. Locally grown Fuji apples were on sale for $0.79/lb so my lunches and patina-making activities are all lined up for this week. I did carry the Antonini last week, and actually encountered uses for 3 of the 4 tools on it!

 

[cigarrodog]

@5K Qs - Your Spanish Laguiole Hunter has a great vintage look.

Wild Willie - Thank you kindly. Your metal Douk Douk is fine looking knife.

 

[paulhilborn]

Brother Paul, good to see you!! That Bulldog is looking the business for sure!!

Thanks my friend, I've always admired your taste in Cutlery and your traditional additions of late are fantastic

Here are some of my carries for this first full week of February.
Alox of the Week is a blue Vic Pruner (thanks, Ken):
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non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Vic Pocket Pal:
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Bailed non-SAK (or at least non-Victorinox) of the Week is an Imperial BSA (thanks, Paul):
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International Knife of the Week is a Laguiole caza (lockback Laguiole hunter) my daughter bought for me in Toledo, Spain:
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- GT

All nice Gary but man I like that blue ALOX

Pretty nice addition to your stash my friend .

Harry

Thanks Harry, hard to beat those early Bulldogs as you know all to well Nice duo your totin today, hug Nanc for me

 

[Mack]

These went with me today. Yeah, I wore suspenders.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you very much JJ, nice pattern

Hope everyone had a great weekend Pairing these two again today

Thank you Jack!!! You're starting off the week with your typical outstanding pairing!

Mine too. When I first discovered Great Eastern Cutlery I bought one but later sold it not realizing what a great pattern it is. Yours is beautiful.

@Mayonardo Thank you very much; the 78 really does have the look and feel of a classic old jack knife!

I've never handled a knife made by Puma, but they sure seem to have some nice stag, based on photos I've seen!

Thanks Gary!!! I believe they are among the oldest German cutler and they really have focused on procuring nice stag over the years.

Thank you JJ. Great image. Love the jigging as well as the other fine details on this beauty.

Thank you kindly Harvey!!!

Sheldon Lamb Foot friction folder(Sheffield)from Current/Albert Oates

Another great old Sheffield lamb that's both very cool and unique; great image too!

A very fine knife right there my friend .

There are a few of us carrying these 78's today . I usually like to carry my 38 with it .

Thanks a lot Harry!!! What a marvelous partner your 38 makes with your 78; perfect pocket pair!

Here are some of my carries for this first full week of February.
Alox of the Week is a blue Vic Pruner (thanks, Ken):

non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Vic Pocket Pal:

Bailed non-SAK (or at least non-Victorinox) of the Week is an Imperial BSA (thanks, Paul):

International Knife of the Week is a Laguiole caza (lockback Laguiole hunter) my daughter bought for me in Toledo, Spain:

Very nice first foursome of February; your wonderful "Toledo Laguiole" looks like quite a stout fellow!

 

[JJ Cahill]

I like this Camillus trapper for Tuesday, with their great old carbon blades from Sharon Steel.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for your supportive replies, Jack.
Your selections look like a capable trio for your unusual adventures!!

Thanks pal

Jack Black - Nice duo. Looked up coverage of the Wakefield Fire. The toxic smoke was like coming from a dragon that you had to flee from. Hope your doing well.

Thanks buddy, still coughing, but my chest is a lot less tight today

Sheldon Lamb Foot friction folder(Sheffield)from Current/Albert Oates
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Great to see your Sheldon Knife Harvey

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Ageing nicely Taylor

Here are some of my carries for this first full week of February.
Alox of the Week is a blue Vic Pruner (thanks, Ken):
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non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Vic Pocket Pal:
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Bailed non-SAK (or at least non-Victorinox) of the Week is an Imperial BSA (thanks, Paul):
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International Knife of the Week is a Laguiole caza (lockback Laguiole hunter) my daughter bought for me in Toledo, Spain:
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- GT

Think you'll have your cutting chores covered there Gary

Case/Bose Wharncliffe Trapper & Bark River Little Creek

Lovely pairing Mike

Thank you Jack!!! You're starting off the week with your typical outstanding pairing!

I like this Camillus trapper for Tuesday, with their great old carbon blades from Sharon Steel.

Thank you very much JJ, that's a neat-looking Trapper

Morning folks, pairing my Hartshead Barlow with a random grab out of the knife drawer, a Brookes & Crookes Angler's Knife

 

[Old Hunter]

Leaving shortly for a couple days afield - bird hunting along the Pee Dee River in Anson County. Got my Dad’s old Buck 321 Bird Hunters Knife with me (and my favorite 16 Ga shotgun - a gift from my wife nine years ago). OH

 

[JohnDF]

I could see that being a very handy fishing knife.

Leaving shortly for a couple days afield - bird hunting

Good luck on the hunt.

 

[JohnDF]

I'm keeping it, so I'm carrying it today.