What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pàdruig]

A fine trio! Is that top one a 66? I'm definitely a sucker for good red sawcut - I don't think I've seen that one before.

Hope all's well Dylan! Three exceptional knives and a beautiful photo!

Thank you, Ron! All is well, my friend, things have just been rather busy as of late.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thank you, Ron! All is well, my friend, things have just been rather busy as of late.

Glad to hear your well. I can relate to the busy. We've been rebuilding our deck on top of all the yard work! It's rough on an old man!!!

 

[CHNeal]

It's a stag teardrop by Jeffery Mitchell. It's 3 9/16" closed. I believe the the steel is CPM 154. The w&t and f&f is excellent. Jeff just put a new edge on it for me and "it will cut." It is the perfect complement to some of the larger knives I like or by itself it will handle most anything.

Thank you for the info. It’s an absolutely beautiful knife.

 

[315]

Rainy and nasty equals a little Schrade Stainless

 

[Jack Black]

Yep that’s the one. Perfect to pair up with your Hartshead.

Thanks buddy

“Double your pleasure.” Venture/Slater & M. Hunter & Sons.
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Nice brothers from another mother

Thank you Jack! I’ve told myself that I need to carry my Humphreys more so I can get some enjoyment out of it. After all, I ain’t getting any younger!

I know the feeling Ron!

 

[screened porch]

This may be a slight exaggeration:

Hubertus, Grohmann, Crosman, Tidioute.

 

[moonman]

Case yellow-handled Barlow.

 

[joeradza]

It’s an absolutely beautiful knife.

Thanks Clay.

 

[Old Engineer]

Been away for a spell and haven't had a lot of time to spend on the forums aside from a comment here and there.

Old Engineer - Harry, I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. I had crafted a response and then completely forgot to finish it up and post it with some other stuff however long ago. The puukko is a custom, made by Harri Merimaa for WoodsKnife. The handle is curly birch with Wenge end cap, birch bark spacer, and bronze bolster.

My carry choices have been pretty consistent lately though and aside from the Queen that I received not too long ago (decided to slip that one in the pocket to change things up today), have consisted of the following.

Thank you Dylan and very nice carries today my friend .

Harry

 

[JustinR]

A fine trio! Is that top one a 66? I'm definitely a sucker for good red sawcut - I don't think I've seen that one before.

Yes sir that's a GEC 66 slim. Love that sawcut bone!


Thank you, Ron! All is well, my friend, things have just been rather busy as of late.

 

[Duckdog]

Micarta mighty mite for Monday totin'. This Cunningham caper and I were headed to a blissful sit-down with the old Barling pipe and a soon-to-be-delivered libation from Miss Norma (a rare, but beloved occasion) when I stopped to snap this. What a great afternoon!

- Stuart

 

[Old Engineer]

Was not able to get pictures taken of today's carry together so I had to dig up individual pictures .
This one to trim the Tomato Plants


And this old Stag just so I could carry it . A Feel Good Knife



Harry

 

[JOELSM]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Micarta Monday Helpr.

It’s scapes time! And the perfect knife for harvesting them...

 

[TheFactor]

 

[WValtakis]

Had this Schatt & Morgan whittler in black curly maple(and the pork chop) waiting for me when I got home from work...

 

[Hickory n steel]

This may be a slight exaggeration:

Hubertus, Grohmann, Crosman, Tidioute.

Very cool, I've never seen a Crosman branded Camillus stockman. I've only seen the lockbacks.

I currently have 11 Crosman airguns ( most being vintage) and my very first was a Crosman, but I do not own any Crosman branded knives yet.
I may have to look into finding myself one on Ebay.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, fabulous pair you're carrying today

Hope everyone's week gets off to a decent start

Thank you kindly Jack!!!
Looks like a great start with a pair of fabulous jacks and (as we yanks say) an English muffin; I guess you just call it a muffin!

Nice pair !

Thank you Steve!!!

Thank you kindly, JJ. Love the lighting and composition. Of course it doesn’t hurt when a pair of beautiful Robesons are the subjects.

Thank you very much, Harvey!!!

“Double your pleasure.” Venture/Slater & M. Hunter & Sons.

Both of those fine Sheffield slicers have very cool makers marks along with amazing "sunburst" horn covers; beautifully lensed, too!

PAL Jack and a Utica cattle knife today !

Sweet tote pair for you; really dig the covers on your Utica cattle knife!

 

[JJ Cahill]

An Oregon trapper for todays slicing.

 

[Jack Black]

Micarta mighty mite for Monday totin'. This Cunningham caper and I were headed to a blissful sit-down with the old Barling pipe and a soon-to-be-delivered libation from Miss Norma (a rare, but beloved occasion) when I stopped to snap this. What a great afternoon!

- Stuart

That looks very capable Stuart

Thank you kindly Jack!!!
Looks like a great start with a pair of fabulous jacks and (as we yanks say) an English muffin; I guess you just call it a muffin!

Thank you JJ, you should visit the Guardians thread where we discuss muffins, of all types, regularly! Those are actually pikelets, rather than muffins though, which many folks (not me) also refer to as crumpets

An Oregon trapper for todays slicing.

That looks very slicey my friend!

Morning folks, hope everyone is staying safe and well Pairing my Hartshead Barlow with a randomly-selected Ankermesser today