What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I agree with Peter. That is beautiful Case sowbelly. Are the scales the antique bone?

For me today it's a Queen City Cutlery canoe
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Thanks Peter and texas ! The scales are Dark Molasses, it is the Sowbelly from the Tony Bose set. Don't tell the collectors I put it in my pocket, they'll be ticked :D
 
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Sitting on the front porch with my harp, a good book and my Coats Toothpick. Nice way to spend an afternoon.
 
Whoa... What the scales on that toothpick?!? its puuuurrrty!
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4ever3, don't think they'd mind, after all, if yours is less than mint, than theirs is worth more being mint... win, win situation! ;)

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New for me lately, and the last 2 days has gained solo knife status, the canoe retired for a while.

4-1/8" Boker carbon Trapper, and some roosters I whittled with it sitting in the spring sun yesterday afternoon...




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4ever3,

That Molasses bone scaled TB Case SB is smoking hot! :eek:
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yobbos,

That Ken Coats Toothpick pattern is one of the nicest. So sweet. Glad to see you are edc'n her.. Enjoy. :)
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Ice T,

Love that pick red bone Boker Trapper pattern. Does that one have carbon steel or stainless?. On of these days I've got to try my hand at whittling some a dem cool looking Roosters! :thumbup:
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George,

You don't see too many old Cargill CC's in use anymore these days, especially a fine Sowbelly pattern from him. You have taken very nice care of her too I see. You are a class act. It's my wish she will bring you many more moons of fine performance in your hands. :cool:
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Still have this K. Hampton Trapper in my pocket. I've been using her ever since it was delivered and I cannot seem to change it up fur noth'n else..

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I recon I is a die hard Ham-Ho now and I just cain't help it. :rolleyes: :( :p ;)
 
I'm blown away by all the gorgeous knives everytime I see this thread.
Here is what I've dedicated to sporting for a week. Man if it had halfstops I'd be set!
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A canal street cannitler in d2, my favorite 3 blade slipjoint.
 
Damn Sunnyd, that KH trapper is incredible!

Slimshaneee, I may have to switch up the the canittler myself after seeing that pic! Still carrying this 'ol jack around, I just love the feel of it, and it's a snap to bring it up to shaving sharp. Figured I'd pose it in front of my newest alarm clock's handiwork. His EDC is attached to his head:

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Man I wish my pictures turned out as good as you guys do. And I even went to photography school. I guess I forgot a lot or something. Anyway, I got a new Copperhead that I love and it will be carried a lot.

Case Copperhead Antique Bone
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Carried this with it.
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Bill
 
Carried this one today. It had been sittin' on the nightstand for awhile. Each time I carry it, I realize what a great knife it is. I wish it was still available in the yellow CV Case lineup. I do feel lucky to have one.

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I slipped this Camillus trapper over to the lab today and measured the blade hardness.

57HRC

That's the good stuff. Right there.

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Bill, as i said elsewhere, that Copperhead sure has great color!
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As is the color on that Hampton Sunnyd! That trapper is the carbon, and its good stuff too, a real cutter so far.
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Love that photo slimshaneee.
 
Ford
Is that the Case congress I traded you years ago? If so, I am glad to see it getting some use.
 
Just picked up one ot the new chestnut bone Case CV peanuts, giving it a workout today.

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