What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old Engineer]

Will have to use some old pictures for todays carry .



Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

Harry all I cut today was nothing! And my knives sure looked good doing it!

Yeah but did you know when to stop cutting nothing my friend ???? Those 3 would even look good cutting something too .

Harry

 

[Wild Willie]

Still trying to avoid the world wide web to stem off the mania, this has been my load out for the last several weeks...

 

[Fodderwing]

Swan Works - Ohlig, Germany my edc

 

[Duckdog]

I've been trying to get all of my Cases posted on the Cases "old and new" thread and, incidentally, have been posting them here as I get time to tote and photo. I apologize to all y'all for the redundancy, but I only have so much time and I'm but one man. Breath easy, I'm about done.

A Case 64052 medium congress in jigged Appaloosa bone and a Case 6347HP large stockman in jigged green bone, both from 1978:

Note to self - oil blades AFTER picture.
- Stuart

 

[AndreLinoge]

Menchev Puukko style in acid etched D2 and acacia burl with aged brass.

My favorite style of Queens, the Amber Carved Stag Bone covers. This one is a #63 Railsplitter stockman, I really like this knife. The top of the coping blade is quite sharp, but otherwise its very satisfying to use. Great, substantial feeling in the hand.

 

[thefrank]

Your pictures can make an Opinel look like a million bucks.

Thank you!! But it's also Matt Henry's mod work that turned this knife into something very special!

 

[JJ Cahill]

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

Thank you Jack!!!
Three great ones from you for the start of the week; I really like the old classic Rodgers fixed, simple elegance!

Very classy pair of vintage pocketknives! OH

Thank you very much, Bruce!!!

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

Love the mighty stout clip on your classic LF&P!

Thank you JJ. Two great looking Robesons. Great jigging. The bottom One is very elegant.

Thank you kindly, Harvey!!!

JB SFO Snakewood Lamb.

A couple of beautifully lensed totes today, buy that Snakewood on your JB lamb is extravagant!

Wow, what a spectacular pair!

Thank you very much @Spaten!!!

I thought today could use a little elk.

I really dig the covers on your Buck beauty; the company that started my knife passion!

 

[Markeologist]

In 1959 I was on a U.S. Army Long Range Acquisition Radar Site on top of the tallest hill North of the Golden Gate Bridge . It supported the missile batteries around San Francisco . Sometimes Mt. Tam did not agree with what we had on our radar . Your mentioning Mt. Tam brought back lots of memories of a time long ago .

Harry

Harry, did you live in the barracks up on Mt Tam or did you commute up the hill from Hamilton AFB? Beautiful views from up there though it can get awfully foggy and windy at times.

 

[Jack Black]

Wards Cattle knife and a Oregon Trapper today

Excellent pair Steve

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Still trying to avoid the world wide web to stem off the mania, this has been my load out for the last several weeks...

Great to see you here Willie

Swan Works - Ohlig, Germany my edcView attachment 1334399

Wonderful pic Dwight

I've been trying to get all of my Cases posted on the Cases "old and new" thread and, incidentally, have been posting them here as I get time to tote and photo. I apologize to all y'all for the redundancy, but I only have so much time and I'm but one man. Breath easy, I'm about done.

A Case 64052 medium congress in jigged Appaloosa bone and a Case 6347HP large stockman in jigged green bone, both from 1978:

Note to self - oil blades AFTER picture.
- Stuart

Couple of beauties there Stuart

Thank you Jack!!!
Three great ones from you for the start of the week; I really like the old classic Rodgers fixed, simple elegance!

Thanks a lot JJ

Morning folks, I actually remembered what day it was when I got up this morning, so opening a random knife box, I randomly picked this small IXL Serpentine Jack to accompany my Hartshead Barlow, and a FB from Brusletto of Norway

 

[JJ Cahill]

Going with this nod to the fire fighters for Tuesday.

 

[Arian29]

Buck 112&113,
Ranger & Skinner combo.

 

[Jack Black]

Going with this nod to the fire fighters for Tuesday.

Nice JJ!

 

[J D Wijbenga]

 

[Will Power]

CASE Half-Whittler with re-dyed bone using permanganate. This is a newer 2 spring model, formerly single-spring which was slimmer. The master opens out very smartly with no cant (drooping down) like this feature in a knife as cant mars the appearance of a knife. Assume you can fix it by filing away parts of the upper tang? But tedious & can fill the spring with metal filings...

 

[Old Hunter]

I've been trying to get all of my Cases posted on the Cases "old and new" thread and, incidentally, have been posting them here as I get time to tote and photo. I apologize to all y'all for the redundancy, but I only have so much time and I'm but one man. Breath easy, I'm about done.

A Case 64052 medium congress in jigged Appaloosa bone and a Case 6347HP large stockman in jigged green bone, both from 1978:

Note to self - oil blades AFTER picture.
- Stuart

Just love a Case Knife from that era, very nice knives Stuart! OH

 

[Old Hunter]

JJ Cahill - thank you!

After two weeks of carrying and enjoying a Jackknife everyday, I’m ready to return to EDC with a Stockman - my old faithful Case 3318. OH

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Two-blade Tuesday.
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[SteveC]

Excellent pair Steve





Morning folks, I actually remembered what day it was when I got up this morning, so opening a random knife box, I randomly picked this small IXL Serpentine Jack to accompany my Hartshead Barlow, and a FB from Brusletto of Norway

Thyanks Jack and a fine selection yourself !

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with Schrade 515 SC.