What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SteveC]

Didn't know it was show your pup day

Here's my Rosie

 

[Arian29]

Nice - I have a Roundhead in shipping. How do you like yours?

Greetings,
The CK Barlow Roundhead is an excellent EDC, Ram’s Horn being one of my favorite scales, I just love it. I’m sure you’l enjoy yours when you receive it
Thanks

 

[akaMatt]

I'm also totin' my usual 501 today. Shown here with my work from home office mate, Buddy Boy, who I seem to have inherited from my daughter. I don't think he was overly impressed with today's carry... maybe more of a carbon steel fella?

 

[Tpost]

 

[cigarrodog]

Going with these two jacks from Robeson, English and Barlow.

Thank you kindly, JJ. As you know, I’m a big fan of Robeson, thanks to you. Fabulous strawberry bone and a saw-cut Daddy Barlow is a real treat to me. Excellent image.

Thank you Harvey, fabulous pair my friend

Thank you Jack.

Carrying two Old Friends today

Two fine looking totes, today.

Watch Pocket Knife of the Week is a Robt. Klaas mini canoe:

What a sweet looking mini, GT.

Say hello to Marie

Hello Marie! What a cutie.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Little Winchester seeing some pocket time today.

 

[cigarrodog]

JB SFO “Senator.”


Graham Pocket Kukri

 

[OldHercDude]

Greetings,
The CK Barlow Roundhead is an excellent EDC, Ram’s Horn being one of my favorite scales, I just love it. I’m sure you’l enjoy yours when you receive it
Thanks

Thanks - I was surprised at how much I liked the Shuffler. That Ram's Horn is looking good.

 

[315]

 

[RDaneel]

Thank you Dean, hope you enjoyed your hike with your handsome companion

Carrying two Old Friends today

Thank you, Jack; I did. Great looking 'old friends,' the bone on the 15 is especially attractive.

 

[RDaneel]

I was going to carry another knife today, but decided on the Soldier after using it for some minor home maintenance.

 

[Gevonovich]

Horripilification

 

[Ironbut]

Didn't know it was show your pup day

Here's my Rosie

Me neither. Here's a pic my wife took of Gunny looking out the back window, because I had the nerve to leave in the pickup without him. That's not allowed.

And here's a pic of a knife

 

[Sacto]

Soda Scout for me today. It’s Friday, I need to be prepared for after work activities.

This slip seems to fit a lot of my work carries pretty well. Is it frowned upon to use multiple knives in the same slip?

 

[CHNeal]

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[Peregrin]

I'm also totin' my usual 501 today. Shown here with my work from home office mate, Buddy Boy, who I seem to have inherited from my daughter. I don't think he was overly impressed with today's carry... maybe more of a carbon steel fella?

Reminds of my oldest son's two Geckos, Croc and Dile. He went off to college and I got to feed live crickets to his buddys everyday. I had to make a cricket run almost weekly. The darn things lived forever!

 

[afishhunter]

Nice 301(?) and (best "medium" freshwater spinning reel ever devised) Mitchell 300.

Tizz terrible... some old men change their minds (or what's left of their mind, at any rate) as oft (or almost as oft) as a old lady.

I put up the now discontinued (hence "irreplaceable") A Stroke of Luck canoe and large stockman, replacing them with a 2014 Buck 389 Canoe and now discontinued (thus irreplaceable) Rough Rider "large" or "medium" "Stoneworx" stockman (3 7/8 inch closed. They also had a 4 1/4 inch closed stockman in the same series) (also, in my accumulation of stockman, a 3 7/8 to 4 inch closed stockman is an "medium" since my biggest is 4 1/2 inch and smallest (a sow belly) is 3 3/4 inch closed. If you don't count the sow belly, then 3 7/8 to 4 inch is a "small" since I also have some that are 4 1/4. )

At least the Marbles MR278 "GI Utility Knife" and/or "Demo Knife" and Smoke Jumper 110LT both stayed.

EDIT
Correction: The Smoke Jumper has been moved from my belt to the rollator's tote/shopping bag. A (BTI) Old Timer 23OT two blade slipjoint folding hunter went back on my belt.

 

[traumkommode]

My collection has been reduced to several customs lately. I dare say I've yet to behold a more perfectly crafted knife:

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

I especially like Rose's little EDC. What kind of wood is that?

It's Mexican bocote

You're a lucky man, Jack.
I'll keep searching for a two-blade #15 with a Clip or a Spear main.

Sending you a link.

 

[Jolipapa]

Reminds of my oldest son's two Geckos, Croc and Dile. He went off to college and I got to feed live crickets to his buddys everyday. I had to make a cricket run almost weekly. The darn things lived forever!

My grandfather had brought back from his légion years in South Algeria a chameleon. It lived (the chameleon, not GrandPère ) in a corner of the wood ceiling and was too lazy to move (on the Réunion island, they are called "asleep" -endormi ). The good point was that there were enough flies to catch and we never had to feed him, just to care when removing the cobwebs !