What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Old Engineer]

I’ve always thought Mr Lincoln is THE classic rose, but Vickie is quite enamored of your Double Delight. Nice work!
But of all the days not to be using your new/old stag hawkbill.

Thank you very much Jeff . I did not know that I was going to get into thinning Hastas and I did miss having that big new Old Stag on me .
IMHO : The Mr. Lincoln is a very nice rose but I believe there are 2 nicer ones . 1. Chrysler Imperial and 2. Double Delight and for a very nice rose that does not have a fragrance I have to go with the Double Knockout and it is also very low maintenance and I did save 1 of them . I dug up 30 Hybrid Teas in total and saved only 7 just to reduce my work load . Age is starting to take it's toll .

Harry

 

[SteveC]

Steve, you consistently post these great pictures of excellent old knives. Some of them make me misty-eyed at their history; all make me happy in their handsome condition in your care. Thank you, pal.

- Stuart

Thanks buddy !

 

[JJ Cahill]

Great-looking ebony JJ

Morning folks, wood today, Arthur Wright and Carl Schlieper

Thank you Jack!!!
Some very nice wooden slicers for you today; your Schlieper is very cool with the "birds-eye" and that slick bail detail!

Alox Knife this week is a Vic Electrician (thanks, Greg):

non-Alox SAK this week is the first Pocket Pal I ever bought:

Bailed non-SAK this week is a Colonial Forest-Master, my very first knife from about 1960:

International Knife this week is an Opinel #6 that I've modified more than I intended:

Great foursome today Gary; I am so taken with your electrician that I had to grab an Alox of my own!

Thank you kindly JJ. Pair of classic knives. Nicely imaged.

Thanks so much Harvey!!!

1-XL LAMB Foot

Now that looks mighty tasty; it would be amazing to find a Sheffield beauty like yours at the bottom of a sunflower seed bag!!!

Your pair of Heritage Schrades are outstanding!

Pair of aces, JJ!

Thank you very much, Gary!!!

I'm totin' this one solely for Wooden Wednesday, as there is no "relaxed" way to tote it any other time that you aren't always aware that a blade is at least semi-exposed.

Still, it's fun to take this Ft. Stockton, TX knife to the local hardware store and scare/surprise the young clerks,
- Stuart

Wow Stuart, that is not only super cool, it's highly rare and unusual too; I know I'd be bleeding trying to figure that beauty out!

Those are just just gorgeous.

Sweet slicer, JJ.

Thank you very kindly, good Sir!!!

 

[Arian29]

Buck112 Auto + PSK EDC for Thursday.

 

[thefrank]

Benchmade Proper in Flytanium copper

 

[R.c.s]

Fantastic Farmer!
Do you have any interest in the Farmer X with sciss


I didn't know they did the farmer x . Which is a shame really as I was torn between the farmer and the Pioneer x . If I had known about the farmer x I would of preferred that that one . So thanks for that Gary that's another one to my list .

 

[JJ Cahill]

I grabbed a solid Swiss utility tote and my favorite new slicer.

 

[meako]

Stunning Harry Old Engineer ...feed em.
I pruned mine hard back to wood...its already pumping new buds and growth....between us we can get them all year round

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Benchmade Proper in Flytanium copper

What’s the marvelous looking wallet your sporting?

 

[R.c.s]

 

[sunknife]

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[Old Hunter]

First day in three months that I can resume making sales calls in person. Have a contractor presentation and a distributor presentation scheduled, both down in Wilmington. Carrying my GEC #14 - my favorite short, single blade pocketknife - flat in the pocket but plenty of Clip blade. Realized I’ve been using this quickie snapshot for a couple years - got to take a picture that does justice to this little EDC. OH

 

[Pt-Luso]

That's Case's chestnut jigged bone. I really like it, but I've been quite surprised by how much it varies from knife to knife. Here's an example from some of the earliest chestnut jigged CV Case knives I obtained:

Impressive selection of Case knives, Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Superb stag mini trapper, José!

Many thanks, Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with the Spanish knife Joker Braco in stag.

 

[JD Bear]

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[AnW]

 

[JTB_5]

Back in the saddle after a brief vacation. Toting my Moran eureka and a Lannier paring Knife.

 

[315]

Up and at it early to go fishing....

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thank you very much Jeff . I did not know that I was going to get into thinning Hastas and I did miss having that big new Old Stag on me .
IMHO : The Mr. Lincoln is a very nice rose but I believe there are 2 nicer ones . 1. Chrysler Imperial and 2. Double Delight and for a very nice rose that does not have a fragrance I have to go with the Double Knockout and it is also very low maintenance and I did save 1 of them . I dug up 30 Hybrid Teas in total and saved only 7 just to reduce my work load . Age is starting to take it's toll .

Harry

I hear that, Harry. We just keep plugging away, doing what we can, and never say we’re done, right?