What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Scott J.]

Pulled this guy out of the bullpen for a couple innings.

 

[Onebigbill]

This is my favorite carry; my HHB which came to me via Charlie Campagna (@waynorth). I also carry other knives and favor jack knives in particular but this one seems to find its way in to my pocket most often.

 

[afishhunter]

For "Thrifty Thursday"
Only/Just an Rough Rider RR603 large stockman and Marbles MR278 "G.I. Utility Knife"/"Demo Knife". Under $17 with shipping for the pair. (About as "Thrifty" as I can get, and still keep a stockman in my pocket.)

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Edit Friday, 09/04/2020
I decided to stick with just these two fore the rest of the week, and over Labor Day.
The only black handle knife I have for Black Friday is the Marbles D2 sowbelly stockman. Since it has been carried at least three consecutive weeks, I'm "thinking" I'll give it a break and give one (or more) of my other stockman a tour of EDC duty for a few days ... or weeks ...

 

[sunknife]

Lockback day with self-made sheath.

I've never seen one of those before, I really like the blade with the pronounced belly.

Camillus #12 and a Remington Cattle knife

Sweet bones, Steve.

Fourth from the left. Third from the right.

A six pack of gems there. The yellow rose really strikes my fancy, in that pattern especially.

So many more fine knives being posted today that I could comment on but I'm a bit of a lazy typer.

I carried only one again today, a DFC Queen 4L in ebony. A bit of a dud with blade wobble and weak springs but other than that I like the pattern.

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[JTB_5]

Back home from having it sent to Willem for an adjustment. Glad to have this sleek black beauty back!

 

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[Old Engineer]

Pruner and Lambfoot for today


Harry

 

[EngrSorenson]

Pruner and Lambfoot for today


Harry

Those are some fascinating knives! That pruner looks like it came out of a JRR Tolkien book. (The lambsfoot is particularly magnificent.)

 

[Scott J.]

That pruner looks like it came out of a JRR Tolkien book.

 

[Old Engineer]

Those are some fascinating knives! That pruner looks like it came out of a JRR Tolkien book. (The lambsfoot is particularly magnificent.)

Thank you Dan for the kind words . That may be where the Pruner did come from . There is no manufacture shown anywhere on it . The Lambfoot is my first one of 9 or 10 and is the only one in Stainless and is made by Taylors Eye Witness .

Harry

 

[Old Engineer]

Where's @Half/Stop Ron been?

I talked with Ron today . He is fine and has been spending some time with his daughter while she is on vacation .

Harry

 

[paulhilborn]

An Orchard Gem for the day

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Ribbonz]

Gonna carry these for the next week or so minus the banana, although a banana in the pocket isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

 

[HFinn]

No lock or spring whatsoever and it works.

 

[OldHercDude]

Just the Shuffler for Friday.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with Joseph Rodgers in Rosewood.

 

[Will Power]

83 Today!

Well I'm not but I feel like it....

 

[Haegar]

Today in my home office Robert Klaas annual knife 2017 with Balbach Damast and BogOak #150/180

Unfortunately there are some reflections on the bolster.

Gerd

 

[NewBlades16]

Got this one yesterday. I was aware of the shields falling out but has anyone else had one where the shield was significantly higher on one side?

IMG_0101 by jacob dudley, on Flickr

Nope. Just, my shield fell off.