What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, that's Minnie The Minx, possibly the first British female superhero

Two glamorous beauties there JJ

My randomly picked knife today is this vintage French Couteau de Cavalier.

Carrying it with my trusty Hartshead Barlow. Have a good day folks

A very classic cartoon character indeed! Thank you Jack!!!
You certainly have some astounding "random picks" to go with your HHB; that old French gem is quite impressive!

Today I am totin' one of my favorite, and nicest, totin' knives.

And an amazing Schrade you're toting; everything about that beauty is super cool Paul!

Thank you JJ. Love your collection. Very useful blades with the wonderful details. Stand out Winchester Toothpick.

Thank you kindly, Harvey!!!

Good to the last puff.

Everything about your image is awesome; I can even smell that fragrant stogie!

Couple of immaculate knives, JJ!

Alox of the Week is a 1986 Soldier (thanks, Ken):

non-Alox SAK of the Week is one of three Vic Pocket Pals in the rotation schedule:

Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Böker USA electrician (thanks, Mark):

Great triple tote today; your Swiss soldier is the perfect lead in your trio!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Today a couple of wood wearing Robeson electricians from the 1920s-30s; a civilian in walnut and a serviceman in cocobolo.

 

[Jack Black]

It dawned on me that I should have been Totin one of these yesterday! Northwoods Presidential in Blood Red Jigged Bone and my Jack Black SFO Damascus with Ironwood Lambsfoot!

Fine-looking pairing Ron

Jack Black - Beautiful Couteau.

Good to the last puff.

Thank you Harvey, that's a great pic

Thanks for your informative reply about the Little Doagie, Jack.
I'm reading a biography of an American baseball player from the early 20th century who claimed that life is too short to be diplomatic!
Thanks for your good words about the knives I posted. I bought a set of 3 Cannon knives (for under 10 USD for the set IIRC) and I'm very pleased with them. The wood is much nicer than I was expecting and the knives are solidly made. No regrets at all about the knives!

A pleasure GT LOL! Thank you for the information on the Cannon knives, that sounds like quite a bargain, I'll have to look out for them. I'm always pleased when I find an inexpensive knife that delivers

Excellent knife tandem, Jack; the red bone Case Barlow looks superb!

Thank you my friend, the Barlow was a thoughtful gift from @Peregrin

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Kids made off with my steel thumbnail last night. Spent the morning making a new can popper/knife pick/scrapey thingy.

Nice replacement Willie

I carried this Pallés Navaja today. Nice and slim, and easy to open with gloves on!

Nice to see that one Barrett

Alox of the Week is a 1986 Soldier (thanks, Ken):
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non-Alox SAK of the Week is one of three Vic Pocket Pals in the rotation schedule:
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Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Böker USA electrician (thanks, Mark):
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- GT

Those are generous gifts GT

Trapper and Toothpick totes for Tuesday. Parker Frost "Mink" (1978 by Schrade) and Queen City #20 (1925-1932).

It wasn't until I was posting these that I noticed reflections of overhead trees in the bolsters and blades that caused me to get the knives out of my pockets and examine them for corrosion (yikes). All's well!
- Stuart

Those both look great Stuart

Thank you, fellas!


I had these two with me today. I hope everyone's week is going well so far.

Nice combination Dylan, love the horn on that old Lambsfoot

A very classic cartoon character indeed! Thank you Jack!!!
You certainly have some astounding "random picks" to go with your HHB; that old French gem is quite impressive!

Today a couple of wood wearing Robeson electricians from the 1920s-30s; a civilian in walnut and a serviceman in cocobolo.

Thanks JJ, great to see those two Robeson Electrician's Knives together my friend

Thought I'd add some wood to my regular carry for Wooden Wednesday Hope everyone is having a good week

 

[Pt-Luso]

Because today is Wednesday, I carry these two.

 

[Old Hunter]

Carried a Boker Barlow at work today, but promptly switched to this Keen Kutter when I got home.

Everything about that knife exudes “old school cool”! OH

 

[JD Bear]

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[Old Hunter]

Nice Buck Knife JD. OH

 

[Travman]

 

[Wild Willie]

Nice replacement Willie

Thanks Jack! It's a piece of steel left over from another project. I really use a small pocket bar way more than I thought I would... unfortunately I can't seem to keep them around.

 

[Wild Willie]

My son picked the 92 again today...

 

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Trapper and Toothpick totes for Tuesday. Parker Frost "Mink" (1978 by Schrade) and Queen City #20 (1925-1932).

It wasn't until I was posting these that I noticed reflections of overhead trees in the bolsters and blades that caused me to get the knives out of my pockets and examine them for corrosion (yikes). All's well!
- Stuart

You’re on a Jigged Bone roll the last couple of days Stuart! These two are both beautiful examples my friend!

Thank you, fellas!

I had these two with me today. I hope everyone's week is going well so far.

A great pairing Dylan!

Fine-looking pairing Ron

Thought I'd add some wood to my regular carry for Wooden Wednesday Hope everyone is having a good week

Thanks for the compliment! The HHB’s are mighty fine Jack!

 

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These two for me today. I’ve got a Tidioute #53 Furtaker Trapper in Jigged Wenge Wood and a Wright’s Large Lambsfoot in Rosewood.

 

[Wild Willie]

These two for me today. I’ve got a Tidioute #53 Furtaker Trapper in Jigged Wenge Wood and a Wright’s Large Lambsfoot in Rosewood.

The shield on that furtaker is awesome. Very nice pairing

 

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The shield on that furtaker is awesome. Very nice pairing

Thank you!

 

[TheChunk91]

I walked out of the house today with my whit about me.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Well, I will tote a pair of work knives from Schrade Walden today.View attachment 1286662

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Wednesday already!

Same as yesterday for me, but swapped the unicorn ivory for jigged bone.

GEC 62, SAK Electrician, Bark River Little Creek

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I walked out of the house today with my whit about me.

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Man! That’s a crafty use of your whits.

 

[JohnDF]

Alox of the Week is a 1986 Soldier

Everything you need and nothing you don't.

Perfect knife for the Beaver Tail Edition.

 

[Travman]

Thank you, fellas!


I had these two with me today. I hope everyone's week is going well so far.

Hmmm... just when I thought I could sit this one out. I do like everything about that 62. I may have to pick one up too. Congratulations on finding such a good looking knife.