What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[cigarrodog]

An American jack and a Swiss scout today.

Thank you kindly, JJ. Beautiful image. Great patterns. Love the way the image is lit.

Three fantastic pics Harvey!

Thank you Jack. Wow! That punal

111mm Vic Picnicker

Love your new 111Vic Picnicker, Jeff.

Makes me miss the ballpark!

I hear you. Thank you. Handsome pair of Ebony SFOs, Ron.

Big" Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider work knife

Cool knife, GT

toted this trio of old Case 35 jacks, all from 1940-1964:

Very fine Case trio, Stuart.

 

[cigarrodog]

Maiden Voyage, Joseph Rodgers and Sons. Seriously big work knife. Solid with non proud half stops. When fully opened the sound is loud. When you close it, well...be careful.

Joseph Rodgers Lamb Foot.

I said the #6 was big.

Joseph Rodgers.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Well, Happy Anniversary, Jeff!

Appreciate that, my friend! Ima lucky guy these last 39 years.

Love your new 111Vic Picnicker, Jeff.

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Kind of you, Harvey

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Maiden Voyage, Joseph Rodgers and Sons. Seriously big work knife. Solid with non proud half stops. When fully opened the sound is loud. When you close it, well...be careful.

Joseph Rodgers Lamb Foot.

I said the #6 was big.

Joseph Rodgers.

I love big no nonsense work knives, and that one is special!
And Mr Rodgers has a scary no nonsense look to him!

 

[cigarrodog]

I love big no nonsense work knives, and that one is special!
And Mr Rodgers has a scary no nonsense look to him!

Thank you Jeff. No Tom Foolery.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks my friend, that's an excellent pairing

Thank you very kindly Jack!!!
Your "swagger" description is hilarious and your carries are awesome; that old CJ is quite the classic with it's pinched bolster! I spent quite a bit of time in Belgium as a youngster, unfortunately far too young to partake in the finer delights.

On Old Friends Friday, I toted this trio of old Case 35 jacks, all from 1940-1964:

The clip blade trimmed a cigar to celebrate an MRI of my back today (fitting, I thought).

Three mighty fine Case jacks Stuart; hopefully the cigar took the edge off your MRI procedure (noisy contraptions! )

Thank you kindly, JJ. Beautiful image. Great patterns. Love the way the image is lit.

Thank you very much, Harvey!!!

Maiden Voyage, Joseph Rodgers and Sons. Seriously big work knife. Solid with non proud half stops. When fully opened the sound is loud. When you close it, well...be careful.

Joseph Rodgers Lamb Foot.

I said the #6 was big.

Joseph Rodgers.

Another wonderful find to add to your amazing collection of Sheffields; Mr Rodgers approves!

 

[afishhunter]

Rough Rider RR603 large Yellow stockman (SS blades).
Marbles MR278 "Demo" knife.
CASE TB61028W DAM tear drop with Wharncliffe blade.

Feels weird not carrying a Buck 110, too.

 

[Pàdruig]

Late to the party today, but I had these two close by. I hope everyone has a terrific weekend!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Two burly stag covered German totes today.

 

[Corso]

Maiden Voyage, Joseph Rodgers and Sons. Seriously big work knife. Solid with non proud half stops. When fully opened the sound is loud. When you close it, well...be careful.

That's in great condititon

Whats the closed lengh?

I've a couple of his little brothers

 

[Old Hunter]

Their current Delrin is OK, but it sure would be great if it looked like that! Nice!

. Thank you (and I agree - Case’s original jigging on Delrin can make it hard to tell whether it is Delrin or bone. OH

I’m changing my knife for the day after getting this Ulster back from @glennbad

I love a Stockman and your Glennbad rebuild makes for a perfect Stockman! Gorgeous! OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Nice, mild morning here and the wind is down; going to walk to the creek and fish a bit before making breakfast. Taking a well used Case 6207 with me (day seven of carrying Jack’s). OH

 

[Will Power]

Impressed with the Fox Knives Livri in M390 that arrived on Thursday.

 

[Pt-Luso]

I chose this day to pay tribute to GEC and its excellent work, in the hope that they will return as soon as possible to make the best knives for all of us.

 

[Chui]

A biltong folder made by Jan Potgieter. The blade is beautifully hollow ground (helps the biltong curl away as you cut) and 2.45mm at thickest and mid-point of the blade is 0.91mm thick, great slicer.

Scales are from Rooibos bush (as in the tea) with dovetail bolsters and liners

 

[WolfyW]

Nice, mild morning here and the wind is down; going to walk to the creek and fish a bit before making breakfast. Taking a well used Case 6207 with me (day seven of carrying Jack’s). OH

Sure wish they'd produce that one again.

 

[Pinemoon]

My weekend carry no doubt my first Fallkniven TK3 sporting Cocobolo and oh my what a beautiful knife. Fit and finish is remarkable. First lock back I’ve ever owned that’s rock solid with no play in any direction and the sharpest traditional out of the box I’ve ever owned period!
This knife is knocking at the door of custom territory and Thank you @Jordan@DLT for this beautiful knife I will enjoy for years to come

Beautiful TK3. The cocobolo is very pleasing
I just got one in jigged bone last week and am totally smitten
I contacted Fallkniven for some background on these. They're designed by Fallkniven, but made in Japan by Moki. The three crowns symbol is Sweden's small coat of arms and goes back 1,000 years with origins related to the Three Wise Men in the Bible. Fallkniven is the only company in Sweden allowed to use this symbol on a product. They received the official permission to use this symbol because of the high quality and good design of the Three Crown (TK3) Series.

Like yours, mine is very well executed, very solid. The size is just about perfect and I like the "flat" profile. It's one of my finest lockbacks.
So cool to have another knife nut friend with one

Fallkniven TK3 by Pine Moon, on Flickr

 

[JonMcD]

Two generous gifts from my father-in-law.

Blue bone Copperhead from 2001 and Amber Copperlock from 2010.

in my mind, this pair is a fun couple from south Mississippi named Blue and Amber. He has a drinking problem and she’s been smoking a pack a day since the 90’s. They have a blues/rock band named the Headlocks that plays Weddings on the weekend.

 

[Onebigbill]

I chose this day to pay tribute to GEC and its excellent work, in the hope that they will return as soon as possible to make the best knives for all of us.

Those are some very nice photos of some very nice knives José .

 

[Hibou Canne]

Love this blade