What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Hibou Canne]

Love this cheese. still carrying my 86.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Hope everyone has a great weekend Carrying my Ashley's Choice Lambsfoot, and a Buck 301, kindly gifted to me by @r8shell

Two classic patterns for you today, Jack; the stag covers on your AC Lamb are marvelous!

 

[silvaticus]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Toting a couple of spear bladed jacks for Saturday.

 

[rkc2000]

How about a @Signalprick converted GEC 71.

 

[Mitt]

 

[KnifeandEasy]

Feeling versatile today

 

[afishhunter]

I hope y'all ain't gettin' bored (sick, disgusted ...) by my weekly nothing fancy or "special" carries.

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This week I'm keeping the two Buck 110's on my belt, unless I decide to switch to one of my two blade slipjoint folding hunters.

The fancy one on the left is a SK Blades "The Gentleman". N/S bolsters and liners, black G10 covers, and drop point CPM154 blade.
The semi-fancy one is the August 2020 Web Special, with brass bolsters and liners, Solid Ebony covers, and clip point S30V blade.

Stockman of the week (I think ... it may get switched to a Rough Rider RR603) is a (BTI) Old Timer 858OTB. Genuine "Imitation Delrin" real Bone covers with (allegedly "440C equivalent") 9CR18MoV blades.
Scout/Camp knife for at least the week is my dependable, sharp, ain't failed yet Marbles MR278 "G.I. Utility Knife"/"Demo Knife". I'm not sure why I keep returning to it ... Oh, if you care, (probably don't) the blades (and the rest of it) are all 440A.

I'm going to try and forego the 30 inch SAK lanyard on the Marbles, at least for a couple days.

 

[JohnDF]

I hope y'all ain't gettin' bored

Never bored... Keep those pictures comin'

 

[sitflyer]

Not showing up on my PC or my phone

Thanks for the tip, I followed your lead

 

[Half/Stop]

Hope everyone is doing okay! I’ve had these two with me today!

 

[OldHercDude]

I hope y'all ain't gettin' bored (sick, disgusted ...) by my weekly nothing fancy or "special" carries.

View attachment 1409024

This week I'm keeping the two Buck 110's on my belt, unless I decide to switch to one of my two blade slipjoint folding hunters.

The fancy one on the left is a SK Blades "The Gentleman". N/S bolsters and liners, black G10 covers, and drop point CPM154 blade.
The semi-fancy one is the August 2020 Web Special, with brass bolsters and liners, Solid Ebony covers, and clip point S30V blade.

Stockman of the week (I think ... it may get switched to a Rough Rider RR603) is a (BTI) Old Timer 858OTB. Genuine "Imitation Delrin" real Bone covers with (allegedly "440C equivalent") 9CR18MoV blades.
Scout/Camp knife for at least the week is my dependable, sharp, ain't failed yet Marbles MR278 "G.I. Utility Knife"/"Demo Knife". I'm not sure why I keep returning to it ... Oh, if you care, (probably don't) the blades (and the rest of it) are all 440A.

I'm going to try and forego the 30 inch SAK lanyard on the Marbles, at least for a couple days.

IMHO there isn't a thing wrong with "nothing fancy".

 

[OldHercDude]

Thanks for the tip, I followed your lead

Wonderful handle work on the 113 - do you have details already posted somewhere I can go and learn?

 

[Will Power]

Schatt & Morgan Gentlemen's Stag. It's quite small at 2 5/8 inches.

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Got one of those myself, yes they are small but a decent long thin Clip for the size

 

[GuestWho101]

Preference. PATINA > Stainless .Although, their beauty is undeniable.

 

[sitflyer]

 

[sitflyer]

Wonderful handle work on the 113 - do you have details already posted somewhere I can go and learn?

I don't, I just kind of went with an idea I had and it worked out.

 

[OldHercDude]

I don't, I just kind of went with an idea I had and it worked out.

Well, it worked out quite well IMHO, love the wood combo. The pins are a nice touch as well.

 

[RDaneel]

Got one of those myself, yes they are small but a decent long thin Clip for the size

I agree, Will. It's great for dress or shorts carry.

 

[sitflyer]

Well, it worked out quite well IMHO, love the wood combo. The pins are a nice touch as well.

Thank You.