What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Onebigbill]

Crumby day today so I'm indoors sheltering with this:

 

[Gevonovich]

Remember your origins...remember the source

 

[Travman]

 

[JTB_5]

Today’s succulents

 

[Corso]

The jigging is whats doing it for me

 

[thefrank]

Northwoods Bullet Jack for Stagurday

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

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

I’m enjoying your tribute to jacks!

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.

Beautiful cutlery, Jose’ !

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

Gorgeous!

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

I can see why you’re smitten!

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.

And their redbone peanut son who they call Nut, but his friends call him Red, might make parole this year?

Yeah, I love the jigging and wear on that. As well as the little bit I can see of the blades.
Now be a friend and shoot a photo with her opened up and share some details!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Northwoods Bullet Jack for Stagurday

I always like seeing your pocket contents, Frank! Really nice stuff, and this here knife is a stunner.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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I always ask my friends and family to refrain from buying me knives as gifts. Despite my warning, one of them did give me this Buck Trapper for my birthday last year. The poor fella thought all Buck knives were made in the USA. He did not realize that this model is an import. Having said that, I had to keep it, because it was a gift. I must also admit that it is a great little knife and very well made. I especially like
the patina that has developed on the bolsters and shield.

However, it is a shame that Buck, and a lot of other companies, cannot find ways to produce all of their goods in the United States!

 

[black mamba]

Frank Buster 3.8" stockman

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Some call it Stagurday, I’m going with Schradurday.
View attachment 1328487 A 293Y that I carried every day from the ‘70s well into the ‘90s, I think.
And a 206 that had the ugliest delrin in my collection, which I dyed and need to try again.
And today marks 39 years with Vickie, a truly good woman, and a true blessing to me.
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[SteveC]

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).

- Stuart

Nice trio of Jacks !

 

[SteveC]

Eureka Jack and a Camie 72 in Delrin

 

[K33ncutter]

 

[Old Hunter]

I’m enjoying your tribute to jacks!

Thank you! As a fellow that carries a Medium Stockman 90% of the time I’m having fun carrying some of my lesser used knives. OH

Ps. Happy Anniversary!

 

[Peregrin]

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

I've been looking at those for years. My "add to cart" finger is starting to twitch!

We're enjoying breakfast on our "Pandemic Perch" with my Pinched Peanut carry for the day looking on. Have a safe Saturday, everyone!

 

[JohnDF]

I had to work today. Many restaurants are open for carry-out or delivery. I stopped by a local BBQ restaurant to get some mesquite smoked brisket, sausage, and pork ribs. My wife made beans and potato salad. A very nice Friday night dinner.

Sounds like the perfect meal, Vince.

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

Wonderful Dogleg Jack.

Love this blade

I wish they had produced some F&F versions on their last run.

And today marks 39 years with Vickie

Happy Anniversary.

 

[JohnDF]

My Sleek Saturday Carry

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Hope everyone has a great weekend. These two riding along today.

Dozier Custom Companion & ironwood Lambsfoot

 

[Gevonovich]

Yeah, I love the jigging and wear on that. As well as the little bit I can see of the blades.
Now be a friend and shoot a photo with her opened up and share some details!

Cattaraugus rawgoose