What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[TheFactor]

Boker Nessmi

Beautiful knife and picture

 

[JJ Cahill]

Both unusual and special my friend

Thank you very kindly, Jack!!!

My greedy threesome for today

Really liking the closely matching covers on your 3 slicers today; I can attest to the wonderful grind/edge on your Maserin and I've got the scars to prove it!

Many Thanks JJ. Gorgeous BULLDOG Brand Stockman. So nice Stag covers. The clip, with all that’s going on is quite fancy. Love the lighting/shadows on the blades. As always, top drawer image.

Thank you so very much, Harvey!!!

Brookes and Crookes Sheffield Lamb Foot.

Sheffield Shadow Pen.

Simply gorgeous covers on both of your super tasty Sheffields; they look like they have quite close genealogy, as well!

 

[JJ Cahill]

A couple of Imperial's first BSA scouts for today.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with this little Filandian, Blade length 6 cm (2.36 ").

 

[Old Hunter]

Really nice shot! (And knife...and gear.)

Thank you!

 

[Will Power]

Chambriard le compact en serf

 

[SVTFreak]

Beauty and the beast.

 

[Jack Black]

It's Ironwood Burl, Jack. The blade steel is A2 on this one. I haven't used it with the ferro rod, and likely won't unless it's absolutely necessary.

Nice Gary, I think I know somewhere that does an Ironwood-handled ferro-rod

My own rookie mistake.
Jack Black runs the best thread in town.

Thanks buddy

Just brought this back indoors for a clean-up after it finished a round of dandelion digging duty.

I have an inordinate fondness for this particular British MOD knife. I’ve owned it for over 30 years, and during that time it has proven itself to be one helluva tool. It’s not a “slicer” by any stretch of the imagination, but it will do just about anything else you ask of it.

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Nice to see one of those, I'd imagine they are great for digging out dandelions. Don't let them go to waste!

In the house, baking.

I wish I could drop by Dave

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. What a nice looking Maserin SB.

Brookes and Crookes Sheffield Lamb Foot.

Sheffield Shadow Pen.

Thanks Harvey, great pics of your Sheffield Lamb and Sleeveboard

Boker Nessmi

Fantastic photo

Thank you very kindly, Jack!!!

Really liking the closely matching covers on your 3 slicers today; I can attest to the wonderful grind/edge on your Maserin and I've got the scars to prove it!

A couple of Imperial's first BSA scouts for today.

Thanks a lot JJ, yes, it's defeinitely a slicer! Amazing pair of Scouts

This thread sure is flying at the moment! Hope everyone is doing OK, particularly those of you 'on bang-up'! Toting these 3 today, my Hartshead Barlow, a John Primble English Jack kindly gifted to me by @Duckdog, and a CS Roach Belly - I really like this pattern, and would like it even more with better scales, 1095, and a flat grind Have a good Sunday folks

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Great pic!!

Thank you, Scott!

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[Pinemoon]

Be sure to check out Arno Bernard small fixed blades .

Harry

Yes, I second that emotion Harry
Superior knives.
Small Hunter in warthog tusk (AG Russell exclusive)

Arno Bernard fixed by Pine Moon, on Flickr


Congratulations on the Serrano, @Pàdruig
Did you get it on the exchange? If I recall correctly there's only 8 of them.

 

[Peregrin]

Nice Gary, I think I know somewhere that does an Ironwood-handled ferro-rod

That'd be cool, Jack! Shoot me a message when you have a chance. Thanks in advance.

 

[Travman]

 

[Onebigbill]

I carry this more than any other knife I own. Try to keep it new looking.

 

[black mamba]

Little b&m DE jack this morning.

 

[Jack Black]

That'd be cool, Jack! Shoot me a message when you have a chance. Thanks in advance.

I think it'd look good Gary Might take a while with the way things are at the moment though

I carry this more than any other knife I own. Try to keep it new looking.
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Nice choice Bill

Little b&m DE jack this morning.

Always enjoy seeing that

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Sunday Voosday!
Like a rainbow after a flood, Crocus tells me better weather is ahead. And trust me, better days are ahead.
View attachment 1315948 Schrade 194 and a Voos barehead jack.
Voos arrow USA ~ likely WWII production as indicated by the steel liners...
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And a little home made belt knife.

 

[screened porch]

and a CS Roach Belly - I really like this pattern, and would like it even more with better scales, 1095, and a flat grind Have a good Sunday folks

One of these days I'll bite on one of those. I think the hay fever site has something similar in wood and carbon.

And trust me, better days are ahead.

If we can just be here to see them!

And a little home made belt knife.

Whadja make it out of?

 

[chuck4570]

AGR Woods Walker I won in a GAW from @r8shell
Turned out to be fantastic little leather knife, so helpful in the shop.

That’s been one of my favorites for years, mostly on weekends and always when hunting.

 

[JohnDF]

It pays to read your backgrounds, Jack.
The first couple of paragraphs were wroth the effort.

I could see that being a very useful knife around camp.

That is a lovely picture with an "Old Time" feel.

Funny how one Lambfoot pattern will grab you and never let go.

That’s been one of my favorites for years, mostly on weekends and always when hunting.

I agree, the AGR Woods Walker is super handy for such a little knife.
I've had it on fishing trips, it's helped in the kitchen, but I think it has found a permanent home in my shop.