What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Duckdog]

D Duckdog - Stuart, you more than catch up with your parade of fine cutlery. That Case hawkbill. Ooh Wee!

D Duckdog - The Congress is in my top three patterns. Your Boker Medium is perfect, Stuart.

Stunners..wow !!! Love the Kabar shield !

Thanks, guys. Slowly, but surely.
- Stuart

 

[Old Engineer]

Around a 7 mile loop starting at about 90 ft above sea level at our house to 1140 ft above sea level to top of Bald Hill. Mt. Tamalpais in background with San Francisco far in the distance.View attachment 1333648

Like those Russlocks . Is there still an Air Force Radar on Mt. Tam ???

Harry

 

[Duckdog]

Stuart, I love that jigging on the Boker!!

Thanks, Jim.
- Stuart

 

[Frailer]

I’d been neglecting my 15 for several weeks and felt compelled to remedy this oversight.

 

[tmd_87]

3 clips on a Sunday

 

[Gary W. Graley]

cigarrodog back story on this is a Civivi Rustic Gent damascus lockback folder with carbon fiber bolsters and G10 scales, added a bobtail fob with a Viking Rune, this is a super slicer with quite thin behind the edge blade.


Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[cigarrodog]

K'roo awesomeness

Thank you kindly,Gev.

How do I give TWO likes?

I’m thankful you gave me one. Your knife made by the ten year old young lady shows a lot of skill, and a fine sense of aesthetic. Definitely worth two likes.

 

[afishhunter]

I guess I'll mix it up a little for this week's (or longer) carry.

"Small" Knife: 3 5/8 inch closed Marbles MR278 "DEMO" knife.

"Medium" Knife: 4 3/16 inch/ 110mm. closed M1212 faux Bundeswehr GAK.

"Large" Knife: 4 1/2 inch closed (BTI) Old Timer 858OTB stockman.

 

[thefrank]

Matt Henry Opinel mod

 

[JJ Cahill]

Yes indeed JJ, it's a shame they went into decline I spent a lot more on that Seki-made knife than I'd spend on any of their products today. Thank you very much for the kind words, I've been on that train many times, as it used to run between Sheffield and London

SOG certainly was great when they manufactured in Seki, Japan; the major factor in their early high quality!

As well you should be JJ, simply superb

Hope everyone is having a pleasant weekend in spite of everything, and that you have a relaxing and peaceful Sunday

Thank you very much, Jack!!!
A very lovely pair you have today from both sides of the pond; great photo arrangements, too!

A striking shadowy pair, JJ.

Thanks a lot, Stuart!!!

Totin' a Ka-Bar large gunstock on gigged Ka-Wood (1980) and a Böker 5464 medium congress (post 1960) today.

Your tote pair is downright handsome; love the burly clip on your KA-BAR, very cool!

Thank you JJ. I’m keen on your two cutters. That’s a great arrangement. Sweet image.

Thanks a bunch, Harvey!!!

k’roo, South Africa

JB SFO Ebony Big’un Lambfoot

What a splendid pair of cutters you have today; very engaging images of both, with the "Big'un" certainly living up to its name!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thought I'd begin the week with a couple old pals from Robeson.

 

[Will Power]

This one again today, a nice new old school as it were Think I'll polish the patina off and start again, it's a bit too dull looking-the result of cutting oranges to juice every day.

 

[Markeologist]

Like those Russlocks . Is there still an Air Force Radar on Mt. Tam ???

Harry

Harry, The Air Force pulled out a few decades ago with much of facility going to FAA. As technologies advanced it became obsolete and was abandoned with the property transferred to National Park Service. Almost everything was torn down a few years ago but still a bit of a mess where the facility was located. I remember you used to be able to see the two gigantic “gold balls” for miles.
I‘ve really been enjoying the Russlock...though I have nipped my thumb while fidgeting with the one handed opening more times than I’d like to admit.

 

[Âchillepattada]

In a way the containment can be used for interesting things .
I've uses these 6 weeks to train my two daughters to stick fighting

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[Jack Black]

Jack the Bigun wasn’t called on for much yesterday. Opened a couple of packages, but it’s a comfort to know it was in my pocket! The coffee was a welcome relaxation and the two Stags just added to my enjoying the moment more! Two wonderful knives you’ve chosen for today!

A good knife in the pocket is never wasted my friend

I’m relaxing with these two today! Y’all have a blessed day and stay safe my friends!

Wow! What an absolutely stunning pair Ron

GEC#62 + Muela,
Wood&Micarta,(the bowie is just my stay at home feel good knife)

Nice-looking Bowie

Show me colors !

That doesn't look like a local bluejay.

Schrade Sunday

eggplant blossoms

Excellent pics youse two! I always enjoy seeing those Butter 'n' Molasses covers

Clean, neat, and to the point, Jack.

Lovely lambfoot, Jack.

The Primble English jack looks very happy in your care, pal.

Many thanks Stuart, the Primble was a wonderful gift, it's always a treat to carry it

Lambsfoot
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Great pic Chuck

Totin' a Ka-Bar large gunstock on gigged Ka-Wood (1980) and a Böker 5464 medium congress (post 1960) today.

- Stuart

A striking pair my friend

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Yeah...Those prices. You sure are “dressed to the nines” with that fine Ivory Lamb Foot. Thank you for the Moseley background.

Thanks Harvey, I'd planned to get a special FB out of the safe, but feared my back wouldn't make it! They're a company with an interesting history, worth exploring

I carried a custom made today: Made by a 10-year old girl. A daughter-in-law of a damn good knife maker I have the privilege to own some knives from, too.
Photo taken aside of the main barbecue venue I had to leave for a while to take a few breaths of fresh air. A venue fully compliant with the current government anti-SARS-CoV-2 restrictions. I'm stuffed all the same.

That's a really special knife

SOG certainly was great when they manufactured in Seki, Japan; the major factor in their early high quality!

Thank you very much, Jack!!!
A very lovely pair you have today from both sides of the pond; great photo arrangements, too!

Thought I'd begin the week with a couple old pals from Robeson.

Many thanks for the kind words JJ, fantastic start to the week, outstanding

Hope everyone had a passable weekend, and that your week gets off to a reasonable start

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with a Portuguese JMP in horn and a GEC # 15 in orange bone.

 

[ISKRA]

Things to make my online lectures more enjoyable.

 

[Old Hunter]

Thought I'd begin the week with a couple old pals from Robeson.

Very classy pair of vintage pocketknives! OH

 

[Old Hunter]

The most recent addition to my Hardware Distributor collection - this LF&C came in Saturdays mail. Carrying it today (EDC Jackknife #14). OH

 

[Astrogator]

Hello Achillepattada (post 164474),

Nice training for your Daughters , not many people know about English Single Stick fighting.
Later perhaps you could teach them the Epee (spelling) .
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Cheers.