What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Another one of my favorites
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I had lunch with Stuart @Duckdog on Thursday. We had a good hot meal at Whitlows on Wilson Ave in Arlington. This is one of the places that Stuart introduced me to last year when we first meet. Our meal yesterday was an Open Faced Turkey Sandwich. It was served on sourdough bread with mashed potatoes and gravy and cranberry sauce. They cook their own turkeys and it was delicious. Stuart and I were looking at three pockets full of fine traditional folders that he was totin for show and tell. The assortment consisted of Black Box Winchester’s and Schrade made Parker-Frost with Bone and Stag Bone handles. After lunch was over we both realized that we didn’t take any photos. :eek: :D Oh well! We’ll be sure and get some next week! :thumbsup: I was carrying my SBJ yesterday and again today! :thumbsup:

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Today it is 2 Barlows for me . Henckel in Stag and a Queen made Cripple Creek that has been modified by a previous owner . The covers are now Culpepper Jigged Bone and it may have originally had 2 blades . Who ever modded it did a great job . Both knives are always carried in a Slip .





Harry
 
Just got this one the other day from a fine forum member that decided to let it go. I've been looking for one of these for 10+ years. You don't see them offered very often, and I was always late to the party. Too say I'm happy about finally having one is a huge understatement.

This Ron Lake/Paul Chen, CAS Iberia collaboration is as nice as any handmade knife I own, and nicer than many.

Lake's Interframe with the tab lock was a roaring success when it arrived on the scene and this collab made a Blade Magazine cover in 2002. I'd love to have a picture of that cover! This is 1 of 500 made. It's essentially a variation on a lockback. Ron Lake stated that these were a "Completely Hand-crafted Knife".

I'm going to carry it and use it carefully. I'm not one to put things away that I like. At 3 1/4" long and 5/16" across the spine it's very pocketable. It pinches open and locks up like a vault.

A few pics.
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Little bit of a whirlwind yesterday. At work at 7:00, held over and didn’t leave until 7:00. Barely home 1 1/2 hours and called back to work until after 5:00 this morning. Up at 9:00 to deal with the ensuing chaos...but I’m thinking about knives:confused::confused: Carried the Boker yesterday and last night. When I finally get some pants with pockets on I’ll take Jr with me today.

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Falling_rain said:
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That my friend is a beautiful photo! :thumbsup: :)

JTB_5 said:
Nice woods on a Friday

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Two terrific knives there Joshua! :thumbsup: :)

JohnDF said:
Sticking with the Case theme this week.
This Texas Jack, a gift from @Modoc ED Hope he's recovering and will check in soon.
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The 6292 Texas Jack is a great Case pattern John! I want to join you in wishing our friend Ed @Modoc ED all the very best! :thumbsup: :)

Old Engineer said:
Today it is 2 Barlows for me . Henckel in Stag and a Queen made Cripple Creek that has been modified by a previous owner . The covers are now Culpepper Jigged Bone and it may have originally had 2 blades . Who ever modded it did a great job . Both knives are always carried in a Slip .





Harry
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Two very nice Barlow’s Harry! :thumbsup: :)

Peregrin said:
Just got this one the other day from a fine forum member that decided to let it go. I've been looking for one of these for 10+ years. You don't see them offered very often, and I was always late to the party. Too say I'm happy about finally having one is a huge understatement.

This Ron Lake/Paul Chen, CAS Iberia collaboration is as nice as any handmade knife I own, and nicer than many.

Lake's Interframe with the tab lock was a roaring success when it arrived on the scene and this collab made a Blade Magazine cover in 2002. I'd love to have a picture of that cover! This is 1 of 500 made. It's essentially a variation on a lockback. Ron Lake stated that these were a "Completely Hand-crafted Knife".

I'm going to carry it and use it carefully. I'm not one to put things away that I like. At 3 1/4" long and 5/16" across the spine it's very pocketable. It pinches open and locks up like a vault.

A few pics.
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efJ5ZT1.jpg

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Congratulations Gary! I remember those from the past and they were always a very appealing knife! :thumbsup: :)

tmd_87 said:
:cool::cool::cool::cool:
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Two of Charlie’s finest SFO’s Taylor! IMHO of course! :thumbsup: :)
 
Half/Stop said:
That my friend is a beautiful photo! :thumbsup: :)


Two terrific knives there Joshua! :thumbsup: :)


The 6292 Texas Jack is a great Case pattern John! I want to join you in wishing our friend Ed @Modoc ED all the very best! :thumbsup: :)


Two very nice Barlow’s Harry! :thumbsup: :)


Congratulations Gary! I remember those from the past and they were always a very appealing knife! :thumbsup: :)


Two of Charlie’s finest SFO’s Taylor! IMHO of course! :thumbsup: :)
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Thank you, Ron. I have to concur with you on that :)
 
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