What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[AndreLinoge]

Double clutched it.

Huge lag time tonight.

 

[AndreLinoge]

Oof. Forgot this one.

 

[Pàdruig]

Happy Monday, folks!

 

[AndreLinoge]

Happy Monday, folks!

Man, look at the corners on that box pressed Patel. Cigars always make me sick, but they definitely fascinate me. They smell so good..
I got lightly into pipes, seems i can tolerate that a bit better... Mmm, Oriental/Latakia blends...

 

[cigarrodog]

The Crookes tang stamp ranks right up there with the Hammer Brand, and Taylor’s Eye Witness for cool factor.

Thank you, Jeff. The WWII Camillus jack, and Craftsman whittler make a fine pair.

Same to you, friend.

Thank you.

 

[Duckdog]

Earlier today (Monday), I was totin' a couple of my casual Case collection carries: a 054 small lockback (1989) celebrating the Case Tested Centennial and a 087 stockman (1965-1969).

I dawdled a bit today as it was pretty nice in the backyard after the morning rain.

- Stuart

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you JJ, beautiful Stockman there

Thanks Jack!!!

Going with wood today, because I've lost track of the days

The wood looks great as the days all roll together; any day is a good wood day!

Thank you Sir !! Pure class indeed...66 gem !

Thank you very much, Gev!!!

Thank you JJ. A beautiful solitary Stockman.

Thank you kindly, Harvey!!!

Love that J Crookes tang stamp; two beautiful totes with outstanding imaging, also!

Agreed

Very cool shot of your Case jack!!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Today I'm going with a couple from Schrade; the "big fella" was made by GEC.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with this Schrade Barlow Scrimshaw.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack! Terrific wooden clad choices today!

I’ve got Stag and Rosewood today. Y’all stay safe out there!

Thanks ron, that's a fine-looking pair there

Fabulous pair of Ancient Barlows

A Lanny’s Clip from P. H. Jacob Custom Knives...it’s my first knife from Phil...it definitely won’t be my last...

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Beautiful

My dynamic duo for Monday. Have a good one!

Perfect pair Gary

Thank you Jack. Lovely trio today. Thank you also, for the specs of the Rodgers.

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Thanks Harvey, nice Robeson, but that Jonathan Crookes is just spectacular, as are your photographs

You're making me hungry just LOOKING at it Gary!

Thanks Jack!!!

The wood looks great as the days all roll together; any day is a good wood day!

Today I'm going with a couple from Schrade; the "big fella" was made by GEC.

Thanks JJ, I'm struggling to remember what day it is! Marvellous pair of there

Morning folks, I've just been breaking down a load of cardboard with an old Swedish Army Knife by Frost's of Mora...

Also carrying my Hartshead Barlow in stag, and a Peanut-sized Parker Cut Co Little Doagie, gifted to me by Stuart D Duckdog , along with some delicious butter-toffee coated Virginia peanuts

 

[Old Hunter]

For Jackknife Day Ten, I’ve chosen a 3” Kabar 1005 barehead jack for carry. OH

 

[5K Qs]

This thread has left me in the dust again! Other than posting pics of my carries for the week, I haven't contributed much to the thread, and I haven't even kept up with all the fine cutlery you all have been posting. I doubt if I'll ever catch up, but I thought I should at least have the courtesy to reply to those who did me the honor of commenting on my knives.

One I've wanted for quite a while:

This will be in my pocket most of the time for at least the next few weeks. Picked it up at the mailbox a couple of hours ago. I like it a lot so far!

Congrats on the comely Case canoe, Vince! It's a pattern that I find hard to resist.

After seeing Gary ( 5K Qs ) had a MAM in his fabulous foursome, I thought I would add one to this beefy Case and call it a day.

Glad I could provide a little Iberian inspiration, JJ. That Case is quite a handful of hunter!

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My greedy threesome today
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Thaumaturgical threesome, Jack! I've vowed to avoid fixed blade knives, but being a big fan of inexpensive work knives from around the world, I'd consider making an exception for an example or two of Scandinavian "peasant knives". What model is that Marttiini? I like that rather rustic handle.

Thanks a lot Gary, I think I've only posted a pic of the Condor Otzi once or twice before Thanks for the info on the Cotton Sampler, very interesting

Thank you again my friend, that's very kind The #85 was a generous gift from @btb01 when we met up in Sheffield the Christmas before last

Thanks for the ID on the Condor and the background of your acrylic #85.

Another Quality Quartet, Gary. The Alox Cadet and RR electrician are particularly fetching.
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Thanks for the approval, Dean.
Your Vic Electrician and rosewood slimline trapper are an attractive pair! I should find a nice example of jigged wood to include among my knives.

Bottle caps beware .

Admirable pair in your fight against bottle caps, Tom!

Thank you Gary. ... and yes it certainly is.

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That's a sophisticated sowbelly, Dwight!

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Just love this knife and your image.

Thanks for expressing your affection for my Mohawk canoe, Harvey.
Your remarkable stag I*XL lambsfoot pictured with the pastry reminds me of the old advertising slogan "nothing says lovin' like something from the oven."

Very nice, Gary. That Mohawk stag canoe is quite attractive.
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Thanks, Gary, and I’ll echo Dean’s compliment on that Mohawk canoe!
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Thank you very much Gary, I can relate!!! Only the Syracuse/Camillus has the EO.

Fabulous foursome with your Mohawk Canoe really leading the team; a classic beauty!
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I appreciate your taking the time to comment on my Mohawk, Dean & Jeff & JJ.
Thanks for the EO info, JJ.

Maserin Hunter & CaseBros. whittler today.View attachment 1327028

The checkered handle on your Maserin is sweet!

Thank you very much Gary. The whale-shaped knife is French from the brand "Farol".

Thanks for assisting my fading memory, José.

Hi GT, Love my Pioneer X and got a modded Compact (now I have to repair it because I got ham fisted with it ) that has full sized scissors. Just 2 layers and with all titanium scales, liners, and screws. Thinner and slightly shorter profile from the Pioneer X so it's great for "dress casual" and the for those heavy duty out doors occasions the X gets the nod. But overall, my X is very hard to beat and it's corrosion free.

Thanks for your opinions on your SAKs, Bill.

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Cool knife, GT
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Thanks, Harry. The Rough Rider work knife seems more svelte than the Case Sodbuster Jr in both handle profile and blade shape.

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I was only going to quote the first knife, then the second one was good too, and then the third... all top notch.

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Gorgeous group, Gary! Your Swayback Jack is a real looker, the Case stag Peanut is no slouch and the Rosewood Lambsfoot looks great in the sun.

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What a great quality trio Gary!
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I'm grateful for your triple quotes, John & Dean & Jack.
Your ebony gunstock is dapper and dignified, John!
Dean, your pair is superb! I'm not a huge Barlow fan, but those Bökers with the tree on the bolster appeal to me; is yours jigged bone?

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That's a powerful pint-sized pair you're packing, GT.
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- Stuart

Thanks for noticing, Stuart. (BTW, I noticed in another thread that you have a Mohawk canoe very similar to one I carried last week; your taste is impeccable! )

- GT

 

[Old Hunter]

Great old dogleg, Bruce.

- Stuart

Thank you Stuart!

 

[Will Power]

 

[Jack Black]

Thaumaturgical threesome, Jack! I've vowed to avoid fixed blade knives, but being a big fan of inexpensive work knives from around the world, I'd consider making an exception for an example or two of Scandinavian "peasant knives". What model is that Marttiini? I like that rather rustic handle.

Thanks Gary, there was a time when fixed-blades dominated the collector's market. I have given a great many away over the years, but still find myself buying them The Marttiini was a gift, it's one of the more basic models, but I like it. I think Greg uses one for whittling. I think it's called the Lynx Lumberjack

 

[sunknife]

Happy Monday, folks!

Excellent photo and beautiful knives Dylan. The handle on that fixed blade is striking.

I went with a fixed/folder combo myself yesterday.View attachment 1330401

 

[sunknife]

The checkered handle on your Maserin is sweet!
- GT

Thank you GT. Maserin did a nice job with the knife all around. Good blade action and solid lock up as well.

 

[JTB_5]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Go.
Out.
Side.

Oof. Forgot this one.

Great IKC cattle and fungi!
As one who is outside most of every day, I agree with your sentiments.
View attachment 1330413 Besides the belt knife^, I’ve got a Shrade 194ot lockblade dogleg trapper jack, and a Victorinox florist/pruner.
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[JohnDF]

Wonderful red bone.

Your ebony gunstock is dapper and dignified, John!

Thank you very much, GT.

Very cool little fixed blade.