What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sunknife]

I've never seen one of those before. Very nice looking knife in a great pattern. Looks in the 4" or more range?

 

[sunknife]

A Wright Lambfoot in walnut, and Craftsman Whittler ought to cover my needs today.View attachment 1278662

Real nice looking Craftsman knife, I like the shields that those knives made at that time have. Ive been eyeing some of the various patterns of them for awhile and may have to find one to add to my knife collection.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Have a cigar, a GEC Cuban to be exact. (This things like stockman on steroids,* it goes great with the 2019 GEC, BFC, SFO, 86 framed Sailor’s knife. (which for the foreseeable future has a regular spot in my front right pocket)

A closer shot, you can see the rich oxide. Shame I can’t get it, (the coating) to set. As soon as you wipe it the oxide rubs off. For now, it looks cool and it’ll inhibit the red rust so long as it coats the blade.

* (@Dopic1 Thanks Scott, it gets carried regularly, one of my favorites and means a lot ‘cause it came from you. It’s a great knife too)

 

[Old Engineer]

Two TEWs Thursday :






Harry

 

[RDaneel]

 

[Travman]

I've never seen one of those before. Very nice looking knife in a great pattern. Looks in the 4" or more range?

Thanks. That one is a 1996 National Knife Collectors Association (NKCA) Winchester whittler. It is a big one at about 4.5 inches closed. Queen made, it has excellent fit and finish. The snap on all the blades is wonderful. Queen made excellent knives at this time. It also has the type of Stag that I really favor. I like the valleys and ridges in the middle with the polished edges fading into the bolsters. My father-in-law gave this one to me. Here is a size comparison with a GEC #85.

A true split-back whittler...

 

[cigarrodog]

I'm really liking this GEC Calf Roper and figured it would make a nice tote for today.

Thank you JJ. Your GEC calf roper looks like a very nice pocket pal.

 

[cigarrodog]

Joseph Rodgers Lamb.

 

[traumkommode]

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Two TEWs Friday :


Harry

Thank you, don't see enough MOP and that's a nice set.

 

[JD Bear]

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[T. Erdelyi]

I’m a sucker for damascus, pair it up with mother of pearl and I’m all yours.

ETA: Stag works as well with Damascus.

 

[Whetstone39]

Congratulations to you too Tom, and that's a lovely pairing

Morning folks, pairing my Hartshead Barlow with a #66 Stockman today, a kind gift from my pal @Campbellclanman

Thanks Jack, much appreciated. Outstanding pairing there my friend

I have these two with me today.

 

[Arian29]

Joker Pointer+Setter
Stag&Wood,

 

[coolhand68]

 

[coolhand68]

Thanks Jack, much appreciated. Outstanding pairing there my friend

I have these two with me today.

Beautiful scout, is that a Remington?

 

[T. Erdelyi]

A true split-back whittler...

When they’re done right, when they’re executed correctly, a splitback whittler is a marvel of hand fitting and fine tuning. Between the need to crink, (bend blades) allowing them to nest properly

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you Jack. Have fun tomorrow. Alway great images of your fine knives.

Hale Bros(?)
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Thanks a lot Harvey Info on Hale Brothers here

It was a beautiful day in southern Norway yesterday. For a while it really did look like winter.

I just had to take out my 'wellbeing hour' from work and take a dip in a lake just outside the town.

Practising my poor tracking skills on the fresh snow revealed that pure luck saved me from being caught 'in the act'. (Needless to say that when you act on impulse, you don't have a towel or swimming shorts on you.) Two sets of human tacks were following my footsteps only to turn away shortly before reaching 'my bay'.

Two for yesterday: one for trouble shooting and one for the joy of it.

Those are fantastic pics, excellent book too

Got the top one today, my middle daughter sent me a gift card, I made good use of it well, my wife doesn't think so but hey, it was my birthday present....

Top one is the 3 rivet model in carbon blade and the bottom one is also a Messer folder, stainless with a nice Anchor inlay

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G2

Two good 'uns there Gary, a belated Happy Birthday

On this wet Wednesday, I'm indoors (mostly) and only totin' wee wood.

And building a fire for Miss Norma.

- Stuart

Interesting choices, and great pics Stuart

Thank you Jack!!! After seeing your addition of the very nice 66 I thought I'd put one in my pocket, too!

I'm really liking this GEC Calf Roper and figured it would make a nice tote for today.

Thank you very much JJ , nice choice

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G2

Smashing photo

Hope you have a good day Jack! It’s good to see your Drover!

Thanks a lot Ron, it's a knife I always mean to carry more, got quite a bit of use today too

Our rain totals are approaching the 5” mark since yesterday. I’m setting here this morning enjoying a cup of coffee and these two I’ve picked for today. I’ve got a 2019 Guardians Ironwood Lambsfoot SFO from Jack Black and a Northwoods Hawthorne Clip Blade in Orange Giraffe Bone.

Yikes! Hope the rain stops soon buddy, love that Ironwood

Totin' the Queen Serpentine Single Blade Jack again.

Nice John

Thanks, Jack!
I like how you are faithfully sticking with your HH Barlow, and pairing it up with others.

A Wright Lambfoot in walnut, and Craftsman Whittler ought to cover my needs today.View attachment 1278662

Thanks a lot Jeff, I'm not sure how long it'll last, but I really can't remember the last time I took to a single knife like this, really enjoying carrying and using it That's a great-looking Lambsfoot you're carrying, and nicely paired

Morning All. Bit of a late night last night, so I'm moving a little slower this morning. Just finished brewing the coffee, so hopefully we're perking up soon

Tossed this pair in the pocket for today.

Case 2318PU punch stockman & Bark River Little Creek

Hope you're perking up Mike

My Krein B&T on my belt, a nice breakfast in my belly and headed out to push snow around.

Great start to the day Gary

Two TEWs Friday :






Harry

Two tremendous TEWs Harry

Joseph Rodgers Lamb.
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Thanks Jack, much appreciated. Outstanding pairing there my friend

I have these two with me today.

Thank you Tom, dynamic duo there my friend

 

[JohnDF]

Nice John

Thank you, Jack.

 

[Whetstone39]

Beautiful scout, is that a Remington?

Thanks! Yes, circa 1918 - 1932. It looked brand new when I bought it a couple of weeks ago. I am trying to gently loosen the bottle opener a bit as it is a nail breaker right now.