What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[r8shell]

Yes, Szekler's tradition goes back to the Middle Age. They used a lot of wood rather than stones.

Thanks for the information. That's very interesting. They must have used a very dense wood to survive the elements.

 

[waynorth]

[QUOTE="r8shell, post: Yes, a light touch and strong reading glasses.

Usually, I just carve a twisty wrap or spiral:

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Usually?? You must have quite a collection!!??

 

[5K Qs]

Watchpocket Knife of the Week (since last Monday) is a Klaas red bone mini canoe:


Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Case mini copperlock (thanks, Greg):


Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider baby copperhead:


Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Joker asta autentica model I desired in Granada, but bought in Toledo, Spain:


- GT

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[NewBlades16]

Found this in junk drawer and decided to carry today. camillus Silver Sword. No idea where this came from. Probably in the house for quite some time. Any info?

 

[waynorth]

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Found this in junk drawer and decided to carry today. camillus Silver Sword. No idea where this came from. Probably in the house for quite some time. Any info?

Ask your wife (or husband?)??

 

[sunknife]

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[cigarrodog]

Today's tote is this stout slicer from GEC.

Thank you JJ. Your image of your 78 is glossy print ad worthy.

@Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Great landscape view of the Hartshead and Ulster Scout.

 

[r8shell]

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Usually?? You must have quite a collection!!??

Not a very big collection. I give some away, and I just do it off and on when I have a few minutes to kill, so it takes a while to finish.

 

[cigarrodog]

J.B. SFO Lamb Foot.

Ibberson by Stan Shaw

 

[SVTFreak]

Governor gave the stay at home orders today. Starting tomorrow. We can get groceries etc. Everything except necessary services. I fall in that category. Have these tonight but I think I’m gonna switch to a bigger fixed just in case. Not for SD, the glock is for that, but uncertain times require a little more insurance.

 

[Scott J.]

Not a very big collection. I give some away, and I just do it off and on when I have a few minutes to kill, so it takes a while to finish.

I think it would be pretty darn cool if you did a time lapse of you you craving one of these.
Neat-O

 

[Duckdog]

I've not posted many comments, as my current back pain issues confound sitting at my PC, BUT I will get better. Do not pine for my pain, it is personal (unfortunately, as I'd love to share - I'm a sharing guy). I got several chores completed today - fixed shower head in master bath, stocked firewood for two wood fireplaces (our two gas fireplaces are my salvation), and charged the battery in the 1992 Trans Am (for when the weather warms). Now, I'm sitting on a heating pad with a cool libation sorting coherence in the chaos of our hiatus. As you can see -

- Stuart

 

[black mamba]

Hickory n steel, which Buck fixed blade is that on the gloves . . . never seen it before.

 

[Thomas Linton]

 

[Thomas Linton]

double hit

 

[JJ Cahill]

Sincere thanks JJ, that's some nice jigging on your GEC

Hope everyone is safe and well, and that all the mothers have a special day regardless of the current circumstances. Carrying my Hartshead Barlow again, and an Ulster Scout gifted to me by the ever-generous Mr @paulhilborn

Thanks so much. Jack!!! Great pairing today; your BSA companion to your HHB made my Monday carry decision easy!

That is one fine American Jack!

Thank you kindly, Bill!!!

Thank you JJ. Your image of your 78 is glossy print ad worthy.

Thank you for your kind words, Harvey!!!

J.B. SFO Lamb Foot.

Ibberson by Stan Shaw

Both of your outstanding Sheffield totes today really exhibit a massive "cool factor;" marvelous detailing by their respective cutlers!

 

[JJ Cahill]

I'm going with a couple scouts with similar DNA, for today.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Signalprick did these for @Ajack60 , MrsR&T and myself. Really looking forward to getting it in hand. @Signalprick thanks!
They're 43 Oregon Trappers, the far right one is mine it's antique micarta and G10 liners. Know I'm not toting it yet but I'm gonna be ASAP.

 

[Will Power]

Here in Scandiland, I suspect the lockdown will be implemented shortly- our govt. of women (Parliament of Foules as Chaucer might say) seem to have become addicted to their daily news briefings and have to have something to say Lockdowns haven't happened in S.Korea or Japan and they seem to be preserving their economies and containing disease but....

Time to get out something different from the stash: these are not only superbly finished, the Ram's Horn works well in a modern context, but they are lightweight in the pocket. Lionsteel from Italy, and solidarity to them in a time of crisis