What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JaxBaron]

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Morning All. These two for Micarta Monday

GEC 66 Stockman & Bark River Little Creek

 

[Bloefield]

Camillus 72 and Western lockback.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Here it is, early Monday morning, and I have't even posted my Saturday or Sunday totes. Here's what I toted on Saturday, a Lockwood Brothers (Sheffield) jack:

And Sunday, I had an Art Wiman lockback hunter in my pocket:

We'll see what Monday brings.
- Stuart

First, thanks for your kind words!

Secondly, these two are great.

Thirdly, based in the reflection in the blade of the hunter, don’t even look- just run!

 

[SnailOffTheTrail]

Hang onto your hat buddy! THat's a nice carry

Thank you! It did go relatively well so far. Some roofs have been taken, some capsized boats and cancelled flights, but no casualties. Water levels are still on the rise.

Must be some exciting times for people in the houses on the other riverbank.

Funfact: the extreme weather has been named Ciara in GB, Sabine in Germany and Elsa in Scandinavia.

 

[SteveC]

Great pait and great picture. Well done, Steve.



Dang, Steve, you are on a roll!! Great stuff.

- Stuart

Thanks !

Here it is, early Monday morning, and I have't even posted my Saturday or Sunday totes. Here's what I toted on Saturday, a Lockwood Brothers (Sheffield) jack:

And Sunday, I had an Art Wiman lockback hunter in my pocket:

We'll see what Monday brings.
- Stuart

A couple of beauties, I especially like the Lockwood Bros Jack !

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

A well-worn High Carbon cattle knife, and the first TL-29 I ever mangled up. In micarta with a modded utility blade. Homely but extremely sharp and sturdy.View attachment 1281307View attachment 1281308 View attachment 1281306

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

@Half/Stop ~

Condolences on the loss of your friend, Ron. Truthfully, the few words you wrote is about as fine of a eulogy as one could hope for.

 

[pmek5]

Yesterday we attended visitation and services for a long time friend. One of the most godly gentleman I’ve ever known. More like a brother than a friend. I was blessed to have known him. The graveside services are today and it’s raining again. Yesterday and today I’ve been carrying this 2018 Buck forum knife.

So sorry for the loss of your dear friend. He’s truly at home now.

 

[Arian29]

Juliet+Roundhead for Monday,
Ram’s Horn & Bone (looks like micarta)

 

[Arian29]

Morning All. These two for Micarta Monday

GEC 66 Stockman & Bark River Little Creek

Greetings,
Seeing your Bark River fixed blades, i’ve ordered a couple to try ‘em out,
Cheers

 

[Peregrin]

Hope the week treats you all well!
Halfrich and Krein for me today.

 

[black mamba]

Gary, that Rounder has got to be one of the best slipjoints we ever see on these pages. That pointy Zulu blade shape is about the most versatile ever designed, and Jerry makes a fantastic knife!

 

[SteveC]

Yesterday we attended visitation and services for a long time friend. One of the most godly gentleman I’ve ever known. More like a brother than a friend. I was blessed to have known him. The graveside services are today and it’s raining again. Yesterday and today I’ve been carrying this 2018 Buck forum knife.

Condolences for the loss of your friend.

 

[SteveC]

Eureka Jack and a Kutmaster

 

[Old Engineer]

Another 2 of my favorite carries :



Harry

 

[RDaneel]

Yesterday we attended visitation and services for a long time friend. One of the most godly gentleman I’ve ever known. More like a brother than a friend. I was blessed to have known him. The graveside services are today and it’s raining again. Yesterday and today I’ve been carrying this 2018 Buck forum knife.

Very sorry to hear about the loss of your friend, Ron. My condolences.

 

[Jack Black]

Yesterday we attended visitation and services for a long time friend. One of the most godly gentleman I’ve ever known. More like a brother than a friend. I was blessed to have known him. The graveside services are today and it’s raining again. Yesterday and today I’ve been carrying this 2018 Buck forum knife.

Sincere condolences Ron, very sorry for your loss

Thank you! It did go relatively well so far. Some roofs have been taken, some capsized boats and cancelled flights, but no casualties. Water levels are still on the rise.

Must be some exciting times for people in the houses on the other riverbank.

Funfact: the extreme weather has been named Ciara in GB, Sabine in Germany and Elsa in Scandinavia.

That's a great photo, stay safe my friend

There's been some bad flooding here, and it's still windy and raining

A well-worn High Carbon cattle knife, and the first TL-29 I ever mangled up. In micarta with a modded utility blade. Homely but extremely sharp and sturdy.View attachment 1281307View attachment 1281308 View attachment 1281306

Characterful pair Jeff

 

[black mamba]

Sad news Ron, prayers up for the family and friends. I've pocketed this Bertram H&R large stockman today.

 

[Peregrin]

Yesterday we attended visitation and services for a long time friend. One of the most godly gentleman I’ve ever known. More like a brother than a friend. I was blessed to have known him. The graveside services are today and it’s raining again. Yesterday and today I’ve been carrying this 2018 Buck forum knife.

Sorry to hear about your friend, Ron. Smoke and prayers for his family and friends.
The 2018 Buck Forum knife was a real standout!

Gary, that Rounder has got to be one of the best slipjoints we ever see on these pages. That pointy Zulu blade shape is about the most versatile ever designed, and Jerry makes a fantastic knife!

Thanks, Jeff. I've had this knife for quite awhile now and would probably be embarrassed by the number of times I've posted it over the years.
It really is an example of the best of the best in Handmade knives. I could live the rest of my life with just that one in my pocket, although that's unlikely to happen!