What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

I think I'll Tote my "Rhode Island" Jack today.

 

[5K Qs]

Some posts I enjoyed from Sunday (and early Monday).

That's a classy canoe right there with the threaded bolsters!

Today I'm toting a couple of Italian jacks.

Bellissimo coppia di coltelli italiani, JJ; I really like that Maserin!

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Carrying my Ashley's Choice Lambsfoot today, one of my SFOs, with a Stan Shaw Ruler Knife, and a Sheffield Dadley

Top-notch trio, Jack; the ruler knife is especially cool!

View attachment 1329110Have a peaceful Sunday!

Your antler duo are aces, Jeff!

Camillus and GEC Old and new !

Love the bones on stones, Steve!

Dropped this in my pocket after doing the wharncliffe mod

Really like the checkered handle, David, and great blade mod! Did the knife start life as a trapper? What tools did you use to change the blade shape?

Today, I've been totin' and researching this MOP clad Case shadow equal end pen from 1905-1920. It is 3 1/4" long. The only mark on it is: CASE Bradford PA .

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- Stuart

Your shadow pearl is very cultured, Stuart!

A very practical, medium tote for today.

I'll bet you get your kicks from that 66, JJ!

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

Trim timber trio, Jack! (FWIW, I'm going with Monday today. )

Today I walk with this Portuguese in stag and blade lock, made by the artisan Verissimo-Miranda do Douro.
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Stunning stag knife, José!

Day nine for me carrying Jackknife variations I own - for today another Texas Jack. In this case there isn’t anything TEXAS sized about it other than the name! Penknife sized Case 22087. OH

Good Morning and Happy Monday

Bruce and John, you've posted a couple of elegant knives with their black covers and silver trim!

Alox Knife of the Week is a Vic Farmer (thanks, Tom):


non-Alox SAK of the Week is one of 3 Pocket Pals I have:


Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Sanrenmu (thanks, Dave):


International Knife of the Week is a birch-handled Nieto Climber my daughter bought for me in a Toledo, Spain knife-maker's workshop:


- GT

 

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Happy Monday, folks!

Outstanding duo Dylan! You’re killing the photos lately my friend!

Thanks ron, that's a fine-looking pair 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 @Duckdog, along with some delicious butter-toffee coated Virginia peanuts

Jack that Mora looks to be a Cardboard Slayer my friend! Great photos of the Hartshead and the Parker!

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

A beautiful combo and photo Greg!

 

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For my Trio Tuesday I picked these. I’ve got a #68 Pony Jack Clip Blade with Antique Yellow Jigged Bone, a Venture Lambsfoot by H.M. Slater with Buffalo Horn and a Case 6254 SS Trapper with Bermuda Green Peachseed Jigged Bone. Y’all stay safe out there my friends!

 

[Jack Black]

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Terrific trio Joshua

Top-notch trio, Jack; the ruler knife is especially cool!

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Alox Knife of the Week is a Vic Farmer (thanks, Tom):
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Thanks Gary, it's a pattern I collect, so it was nice to get one from Stan The Farmer is one of my most carried SAKs

Jack that Mora looks to be a Cardboard Slayer my friend! Great photos of the Hartshead and the Parker!

Thanks a lot Ron I was sent 3 different models of Swedish Army Knife by Frost's in the early 90's. This one has mainly lived in my camping pack, but it's seen a great deal of use over the years, for everything from clearing thistles to veg prep

 

[Jack Black]

For my Trio Tuesday I picked these. I’ve got a #68 Pony Jack Clip Blade with Antique Yellow Jigged Bone, a Venture Lambsfoot by H.M. Slater with Buffalo Horn and a Case 6254 SS Trapper with Hunter Green Jigged Bone. Y’all stay safe out there my friends!

Colourful line-up there my friend

 

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Thanks a lot Ron I was sent 3 different models of Swedish Army Knife by Frost's in the early 90's. This one has mainly lived in my camping pack, but it's seen a great deal of use over the years, for everything from clearing thistles to veg prep

I looked at this type knife on several occasions Jack! Most of them generally appear to be well made
and economically priced. A great general purpose fixed blade!

Colourful line-up there my friend

Thank you Jack!

 

[JTB_5]

Terrific trio Joshua



Thanks Gary, it's a pattern I collect, so it was nice to get one from Stan The Farmer is one of my most carried SAKs



Thanks a lot Ron I was sent 3 different models of Swedish Army Knife by Frost's in the early 90's. This one has mainly lived in my camping pack, but it's seen a great deal of use over the years, for everything from clearing thistles to veg prep

Thanks, Jack. The little pocket carver that @Signalprick made is so light it feels like I’m only carrying two knives.

 

[Prester John]

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

Thanks, Gary. I wanted to pick one out myself, but lots of businesses have been closed, so I ordered online from Knifecenter (a BF supporter). I'm happy with what I received. Great design.

 

[Prester John]

In my pocket right now:

What a slicer!

 

[ISKRA]

For my Trio Tuesday I picked these. I’ve got a #68 Pony Jack Clip Blade with Antique Yellow Jigged Bone, a Venture Lambsfoot by H.M. Slater with Buffalo Horn and a Case 6254 SS Trapper with Hunter Green Jigged Bone. Y’all stay safe out there my friends!

That Pony Jack is a beaut! I always love seeing them when you guys tot them. I wish GEC would make some more 68s soon.

 

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That Pony Jack is a beaut! I always love seeing them when you guys tot them. I wish GEC would make some more 68s soon.

Thank you! I think a lot of people feel the same way about them making another run of 68’s.

 

[JohnDF]

you've posted a couple of elegant knives with their black covers and silver trim!

Thank you, GT.

Beautiful wood knife from Spain.

 

[Markeologist]

Two different takes on basically the same knife, clip point 15:

 

[Whetstone39]

Admirable pair in your fight against bottle caps, Tom!
- GT

Alox Knife of the Week is a Vic Farmer (thanks, Tom):
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non-Alox SAK of the Week is one of 3 Pocket Pals I have:
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Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Sanrenmu (thanks, Dave):
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International Knife of the Week is a birch-handled Nieto Climber my daughter bought for me in a Toledo, Spain knife-maker's workshop:
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- GT

Thanks GT, much appreciated (and thanks for the laugh ). Nice quartet you have there, I am carrying a Farmer today as well.

 

[Headwinds]

For my Trio Tuesday I picked these. I’ve got a #68 Pony Jack Clip Blade with Antique Yellow Jigged Bone, a Venture Lambsfoot by H.M. Slater with Buffalo Horn and a Case 6254 SS Trapper with Bermuda Green Peachseed Jigged Bone. Y’all stay safe out there my friends!

Case’s Bermuda Green seems to vary quite a bit these days, but you got an especially nice one there! It’s in very good company, too.

 

[Jack Black]

I looked at this type knife on several occasions Jack! Most of them generally appear to be well made
and economically priced. A great general purpose fixed blade!


Thank you Jack!

They're an absolute bargain Ron, and if you don't like the plastic sheath, inexpensive leather alternatives are available. Here's my Mora Companion in carbon steel, with a leather sheath

Thanks GT, much appreciated (and thanks for the laugh ). Nice quartet you have there, I am carrying a Farmer today as well.

Excellent pairing Tom

 

[TheFactor]

Recycled picture from this weekend but I like it

 

[Modoc ED]

Carrying my Case CV Sowbelly to Wound Care with me today.

 

[Whetstone39]

They're an absolute bargain Ron, and if you don't like the plastic sheath, inexpensive leather alternatives are available. Here's my Mora Companion in carbon steel, with a leather sheath

Excellent pairing Tom

Thanks Jack, much appreciated! That is a beautiful sheath for your Companion