What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

Happy Sunday to All... Hope it's Amazing.

 

[Half/Stop]

In the house, baking.

Beautiful bread sir! Your Lambsfoot may not have enough blade for that loaf!

Two beautiful knives and well photographed! I love the stag on your 86, very nice indeed! The AB fixed blade is a beautifully made knife. My friend Harry has told me some good things about them. I'm trying to resist the temptation but photos like this make it hard to do!

Have this in my pocket today and in a slip because I do not like greenish colored Stag . One of my 73 Northfields .



Harry

Beautiful #73 Harry! But then you already know that!

Stag and Stacked Leather Saturday! I must say I am really enjoying this new (to me) Serrano that I just got in.

That's a terrific pairing Dylan. Your #62 has some stellar stag my friend!

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.

You guys are killing me with all these beautiful AB fixed blades today!

 

[Half/Stop]

I'm sheltered in place with these two this morning. I've got my Case Bose Damascus Coffin Jack that I bought at the Case store in Bradford a few years back and I've also got my Waynorth Cutlery Jigged Bone Lambsfoot. All in all not a bad pair to spend the day with! Y'all be vigilant out there!

 

[Dschal]

Beautiful bread sir! Your Lambsfoot may not have enough blade for that loaf!

Thank you Ron. Beautiful photo of your two wonderful knives!

 

[Jack Black]

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

Thanks Jer, the CS versions are dirt cheap and weigh nothing, I've had a number of them over the years, and gifted the others to friends

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

LOL! Thanks John

Happy Sunday to All... Hope it's Amazing.

Cool pic, and a great web-slinging mug my friend

I'm sheltered in place with these two this morning. I've got my Case Bose Damascus Coffin Jack that I bought at the Case store in Bradford a few years back and I've also got my Waynorth Cutlery Jigged Bone Lambsfoot. All in all not a bad pair to spend the day with! Y'all be vigilant out there!

Top-notch pair Ron

 

[JohnDF]

Cool pic, and a great web-slinging mug my friend

Thank you, Jack.

Beautiful pairing, Ron.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

If we can just be here to see them!

Whadja make it out of?

An old Nicholson file. I scored a bunch at the flea market @3/$1.00.
Ground it real slow with lots of water to keep it cool on a 1x72” belt sander.
Annealed in the oven in a bread pan filled with sand, so it would not be brittle. Elk antler rescued from the dog chew aisle. Fun project.

 

[CelloDan]

Mystery GAW/Challenge
@Crazy Canuck

 

[AnW]

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[r8shell]

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

...and a different name. (I have issues)

Going with these:

Plus an oldie:

 

[JohnDF]

I like that pairing... A LOT!

 

[Bloefield]

Being off from work has it's advantages-for the Lab and me anyway. He goes to the woods for walks everyday and I get to carry knives I usually don't. Case in point, this Marbles Ideal in a Schrade PH1 sheath and a 110 in CPM154.

 

[Jolipapa]

@Crazy Canuck

 

[Old Engineer]

Since this is Sunday I will get back to doing nothing because I never finished doing nothing the other day so I have chose to carry these 2 for Half/Stop and @Pàdruig's benefit .
Arno Bernard Galago


Northfield 43 :


Harry

 

[Jack Black]

An old Nicholson file. I scored a bunch at the flea market @3/$1.00.
Ground it real slow with lots of water to keep it cool on a 1x72” belt sander.
Annealed in the oven in a bread pan filled with sand, so it would not be brittle. Elk antler rescued from the dog chew aisle. Fun project.

Well done

Mystery GAW/Challenge
@Crazy Canuck

Love that pic Dan

...and a different name. (I have issues)

Going with these:

Plus an oldie:

Well I'd always assumed that the traditional name came from the flowing contours of the Common Roach, but now that you mention it, I think I might have seen LT in a Cheech & Chong film once

Nice choices my friend

 

[CelloDan]

 

[TheFactor]

Being off from work has it's advantages-for the Lab and me anyway. He goes to the woods for walks everyday and I get to carry knives I usually don't. Case in point, this Marbles Ideal in a Schrade PH1 sheath and a 110 in CPM154.

Beautiful knives and Lab !

 

[TheFactor]

Since this is Sunday I will get back to doing nothing because I never finished doing nothing the other day so I have chose to carry these 2 for Half/Stop and @Pàdruig's benefit .
Arno Bernard Galago


Northfield 43 :


Harry

Wow both of those are Stunners !
Sorry no multi-quote here caught it on the way out

 

[tmd_87]

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



Thanks buddy



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

I wish I could drop by Dave





Thanks Harvey, great pics of your Sheffield Lamb and Sleeveboard



Fantastic photo





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

Oh geez, I have always wanted to try one of those roach belly's!! Looks like a great all around fixed blade!