What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Peregrin]

Going with my trusty Lloyd and a "Personal Raptor" from an Australian maker, Jason Cutter (that's a pseudonym. I don't recall his real name). Mallee Burl and D2.

 

[screened porch]

Needing hope today.

Hope you get some.

 

[screened porch]

Going with my trusty Lloyd and a "Personal Raptor" from an Australian maker, Jason Cutter (that's a pseudonym. I don't recall his real name). Mallee Burl and D2.

When I thought I was going to be a fight arranger, I was going to call myself Kurt Blade.
Parapluie Le Thiers and AGRussell cowboy or rancher, whichever is the smaller one.

 

[Chief]

Have a golden day!

 

[Jack Black]

I'm not carrying the Green Team, just messing with Travis!

I know!

Thrifty, yes... Bargain, definitely.

Thanks John, I do think they're a bargain

It's an absolutely beautiful morning.

Nice pic of your African Rosewood my friend Rosewood and Rosemary

Have a golden day!

Excellent photo John

 

[screened porch]

Or if I'd been going to be a lighting designer, maybe "Bolt Blitzer".

 

[chuck4570]

Today’s pocket full

 

[Whetstone39]

Two of my favorites today. I have an affinity for white-handled knives and this old Remington scout is in fantastic condition.

 

[JohnDF]

Rosewood and Rosemary

Everything's coming up roses.

 

[Duckdog]

Wow!!

Delightful, Dylan.

That handsome Case looks pretty capable, Jeff.

I'm getting Osage envy. May need to get one of my old knives re-covered.

Textbook serpentine knife, A beauty, too.

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

You've done well by it, GT. It looks great.

Well done, Harvey.

Pretty cool GEC pipe knife, Stuart!

Thanks, GT, and your Chestnut Cases look red hot.

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!

Thanks, JJ. I have a one blade version, too - a half-brother, I guess you could call it. I understand that James Barbee dubbed these his "Barb" knives.

Looking sharp, JJ.

That looks handy, Jeff.

I see that Star and raise you a Boot!

Well played, Ron.

I can imagine the look on their faces now buddy!!!

Well, you've seen them, so you'll understand that they were just a bit more intrigued than when I walked in with my 22" Ontario machete hanging from my belt.

Lovely, Foot O'Lamb, Ron.

Well, there you go, again, posting another potent pair. Those a excellent, Steve.

A solid investment, Jack.

this old Remington scout is in fantastic condition.

You ain't kidding!

- Stuart

 

[tmd_87]

Camping, with bad service. The 23 is kicking butt!

 

[Duckdog]

Throwback Thursday, right?

- Stuart

 

[cigarrodog]

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

Thank you JJ. Fine image. Just love the flow of your new 62. Alox rules.

Just stunning Harvey

Thank you for the kind words, Jack.

Harvey - another winner of a photograph that you have posted. Not to mention a winner of a lambfoot knife.

Thank you kindly, Bill. Hope you’re finally getting some Sun. Beautiful image of Castle Blarney. Did you kiss the Blarney Stone?

Should I be worried that your "alphabet soup" is meaningful to me?

No worries, GT.. Thank you very much.

Here's an example from some of the earliest chestnut jigged CV Case knives I obtained:

Those are beautiful examples, GT.

Congrats on your new ebony gunstock, Harvey!

Thank you GT.

Brilliant, Harvey - just brilliant.

Kind of you to say that, Stuart. Love the look of those two slim throwbacks.

Wonderful photo of that classic Lambsfoot Harvey!!!!

Much appreciation, Ron,

Your exactly right Travis! I see that Star and raise you a Boot!

That’s a lovely Green.

I'm carry a Northfield 73 two blade and a Wright's standard PD Stag Lambsfoot today!

A fine pairing choice for today’S carry, Ron.

Had my Hartshead Barlow with me today, and a Thrifty Thursday Joker

Love that Joker.

 

[cigarrodog]

Joseph Rodgers Lamb & Pen.

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Man this one has me drooling wish I could locate one. Great pic and a excellent blade!

 

[RDaneel]

What a blue stunner, Dean!

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:
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- GT

Thank you, Gary! Beautiful chestnut jigged Case knives you have there.

 

[RDaneel]

I carried this Schrade Barlow on my hike today.

 

[mbkr]

Me and a Buck 302 went for ride this morning. Any day I get a ride in is a good day for me

 

[JonMcD]

Hope it's a good day.

Hope you get some.

Thank you gents! Being a pastor leads to some heavy days - especially in these times - but I’m honored to do it.

Great to take a break and gawk at some awesome knives!

 

[Half/Stop]

I know!

Sorry pal! I don’t know why I even said that!

I'm getting Osage envy. May need to get one of my old knives re-covered.

Well played, Ron.

Well, you've seen them, so you'll understand that they were just a bit more intrigued than when I walked in with my 22" Ontario machete hanging from my belt.

Lovely, Foot O'Lamb, Ron.

It’ll grow on you! Thanks for the compliments Stuart! Lol! I bet they’re never really surprised Stuart! After all they know you!

Throwback Thursday, right?

- Stuart

Nice Black Box Winchester’s Stuart!

That’s a lovely Green.

A fine pairing choice for today’S carry, Ron.

Thank you Harvey!