What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SnailOffTheTrail]

Tell me more about the little fixed blade, please.
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It's Enzo Necker in 12C27 and full flat grind. Looks like the scales have been home made.

 

[ISKRA]

Great knife, especially with the saw cut bone.

Thanks John, they did a great job on them. It's got the best f&f and walk and talk among my GECs.

 

[sunknife]

Bloodwood & appaloosa bone.View attachment 1280199

 

[r8shell]

Tell me more about the little fixed blade, please.

It's Enzo Necker in 12C27 and full flat grind. Looks like the scales have been home made.

Yep, Enzo Necker. I didn't make the scales, though. That one is olive wood, and they're available in a few different woods and colors of micarta. I also have a birchwood scandi grind version.
6.25" overall length, I loop a lanyard through a belt loop and let it hang in my pocket.

 

[JohnDF]

Thanks John, they did a great job on them. It's got the best f&f and walk and talk among my GECs.

Yep, Enzo Necker. I didn't make the scales, though. That one is olive wood, and they're available in a few different woods and colors of micarta. I also have a birchwood scandi grind version.
6.25" overall length, I loop a lanyard through a belt loop and let it hang in my pocket.

Thank you both for the information. I'll go check them out. I've been sorta looking for a small fixed blade.

 

[TheFactor]

How could I not carry this new arrival today

 

[Mayonardo]

I like the peachseed more but I decided for this one because of the plain bolsters, which I preffer on many GEC knives. The 66 is a good frame. I also have a slim, which was my first GEC, very kindly gifted to me by Will Power .

Of all the Calf Roper covers turns out I like this the best.

 

[ISKRA]

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Of all the Calf Roper covers turns out I like this the best.

Good choice!

 

[thefrank]

Modded Opinel and custom Nessmuk

 

[cigarrodog]

Figured I'd tote a couple pre WWII Robeson Pocket Eze for Saturday.

Much thanks JJ. The top one has spectacular jigging, while the bottom one has quiet elegance.

 

[cigarrodog]

An interesting find that I traded into. Called an Otter Slip Joint(Not connected to Otter Knives, I believe)./OD green G10, Ti bale and liners with 316L steel hardware. The three inch blade is made from dendritic cobalt, and thus impervious to the vicissitudes of life.

And...1-XL Lamb

 

[Falling_rain]

 

[mitch4ging]

An interesting find that I traded into. Called an Otter Slip Joint(Not connected to Otter Knives, I believe)./OD green G10, Ti bale and liners with 316L steel hardware. The three inch blade is made from dendritic cobalt, and thus impervious to the vicissitudes of life.

And...1-XL Lamb
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Love the Otter, Harvey!
Of course the IXL isn't too shabby either.....or the pastry!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Peanut-ish Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone peanut (I should have bought this one much earlier than I did):

Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a small Joker stag lockback:

Lambsfoot of the Week is an A. Wright & Son "Ashley's Choice" stag lambsfoot SFO for Jack Black; I call mine Cracker Jack:

Three beauties today Gary; the two European stag covered cutters are especially cool!

Wow, what a dynamic duo JJ!!! beautiful photo as well

Thank you very kindly, Paul!!!

Nice pair JJ !

A couple of Keen Kutters today

Thank you Steve!!! Sweet pair of Keen Kutters for you today; l

A couple 73's in Stag today . Both Drop Point and one of them is a Liner Lock . All photos are older ones.

Marvelous stag on you GECs Harry!

Much thanks JJ. The top one has spectacular jigging, while the bottom one has quiet elegance.

Thank you kindly good Sir!!!

An interesting find that I traded into. Called an Otter Slip Joint(Not connected to Otter Knives, I believe)./OD green G10, Ti bale and liners with 316L steel hardware. The three inch blade is made from dendritic cobalt, and thus impervious to the vicissitudes of life.

And...1-XL Lamb

Very sweet pair for you Harvey; the strawberry lamb and the very uniquely resistant dendritic cobalt spear Otter Slip Joint (cool acquisition, Btw!)

 

[cigarrodog]

Love the Otter, Harvey!
Of course the IXL isn't too shabby either.....or the pastry!!

Thank you kindly Dennis.

JJ Cahill - Much thanks JJ.

 

[JJ Cahill]

For Sunday I'll be toting these two sharp old jacks; one from Remington and one from Syracuse Knife Co (Camillus.)

 

[Will Power]

With the on-going move, the knives have been put away so I'm down to rough user types (one of which is cutting card like a dream but cannot be shown here, think Hitchcock film) Here a rather ugly Stag Mini Copper Lock that has a profile like a snake that's swallowed a big thing But it's grippy, durable and is a fine user. Locking stuff is important just now too...

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, Jack! I hope your weekend treats you well!

Thanks Dylan, hope you're having a good one Fine-looking pair

Great patina Taylor

Boy, you take a moment to breathe and this thread is like a two year old toddler - off and away. For Old Friends Friday, I'm totin' these guys (from 1940-1984 and 1970).

- Stuart

You're not kidding Stuart! Great-looking pair of Old Friends there pal

Thank you very much Jack!!! Always very cool to see a BSA knife that dates from my era; great pairing!

Thanks a lot JJ

Figured I'd tote a couple pre WWII Robeson Pocket Eze for Saturday.

Fantastic

Peanut-ish Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone peanut (I should have bought this one much earlier than I did):
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Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a small Joker stag lockback:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is an A. Wright & Son "Ashley's Choice" stag lambsfoot SFO for Jack Black; I call mine Cracker Jack:
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- GT

Splendid selection GT

A couple of Keen Kutters today

Lovely pair Steve

Starting the weekend off with these two in my pocket. Off to my son's basketball game! I think my chickens thought I was tossing out some scratch

Great start to the weekend Taylor

Modded Opinel and custom Nessmuk

For Sunday I'll be toting these two sharp old jacks; one from Remington and one from Syracuse Knife Co (Camillus.)

Another fabulous pair JJ

Morning folks, I didn't get a chance to post yesterday Hope everyone is having a great weekend WE're being buffeted by Storm Ciara here at the moment, but I'm sure I have plenty of jobs to do in the house

Yesterday:

Today:

 

[chuck4570]

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With the on-going move, the knives have been put away so I'm down to rough user types (one of which is cutting card like a dream but cannot be shown here, think Hitchcock film) Here a rather ugly Stag Mini Copper Lock that has a profile like a snake that's swallowed a big thing But it's grippy, durable and is a fine user. Locking stuff is important just now too...

Will that is actually one beautiful user of a Mini Copperlock.

 

[SnailOffTheTrail]

Yep, Enzo Necker. I didn't make the scales, though. That one is olive wood...

My bad. I was aware that they are making them in micarta and curly birch, but I didn't know about olive wood. Truth be told, the wood grain on yours is so straight that I wouldn't have guessed it to be olive either. Which one do you like better, scandi or flat ground?

With the on-going move, the knives have been put away so I'm down to rough user types (one of which is cutting card like a dream but cannot be shown here, think Hitchcock film) Here a rather ugly Stag Mini Copper Lock that has a profile like a snake that's swallowed a big thing But it's grippy, durable and is a fine user. Locking stuff is important just now too...

I feel with you. In the past 10 years I moved about 9 times (maybe more, I lost count), changing the city three times and once even the country. It's a drag. Where I come from we have a saying that you are better off with your house burning down to the ground twice than moving once.

I too find your mini cooper lock rather beautiful.

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Of all the Calf Roper covers turns out I like this the best.

I am shocked. Not too long ago it was the ebony covered one that was the best one. Well, I would be happy to offer your ebony Calf Roper sanctuary and TLC, should it ever feel neglected. It would make a good company to my ebony slim, that I am going to tote today. Here with Kuato:

WE're being buffeted by Storm Ciara here at the moment, but I'm sure I have plenty of jobs to do in the house

Here too. And she has already taken her toll on some school roofs and trees. That's why Kuato is looking so sad through the window.