What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Will Power]

@Half/Stop Appreciate that Ron It's some decent stuff, unlike the 'burnt wood' look Stag I've got on my latest 33 Conductor..... I got burnt on that one alright

Thanks, Will

 

[SteveC]

Great pair, and they’re related!

Thanks !
Yes indeed, they are more than just pals

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks, mine too. Here's another angle:

I'm happy to see you enjoying them.

As you can see from the patina on the 881, I enjoy USING them!
Thanks for another shot of that white KK. Such a fine Jack.
Best regards, my friend.

 

[guy24601]

I’ve been carrying this thing on my hip for a while. Seems different to everything else posted here so I thought I’d share it.

 

[r8shell]

I’ve been carrying this thing on my hip for a while. Seems different to everything else posted here so I thought I’d share it.

Hello. Here's a link to an older thread that you might find interesting:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/el-huasito-parralino.1037220/#post-16789218

 

[guy24601]

Hello. Here's a link to an older thread that you might find interesting:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/el-huasito-parralino.1037220/#post-16789218

I did find it interesting thank you very much. It’s a very common knife in the countryside areas of where I live, and it has lots of different handle and blade design variations.

It’s not much of a type of knife really, it’s more like a manufacturer-with-various-designs kind of thing.

 

[Half/Stop]

@Half/Stop Appreciate that Ron It's some decent stuff, unlike the 'burnt wood' look Stag I've got on my latest 33 Conductor..... I got burnt on that one alright

Thanks, Will

That’s too bad about your 33 Will. As long as it took to reach you I’m sorry it’s a disappointment.

 

[sbh06]

Wooden Wednesday, why not? My pairing for today.
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Love the look of the wood on that 86. Here's mine for today, heard it's for suckers.

 

[Mayonardo]

My seldom seen 68 Northfield Buckaroo

 

[willard0341]

Going to soak this fish knife in some mineral oil... see if it is salvageable

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, mine too. Here's another angle:

 

[Whetstone39]

Toting these two for today; a small Kephart style LT Wright and an old Kutmaster scout.

I love this combo JJ . I think I have been looking at the same LT Wright for quite some time, would appreciate your impressions of it.

Welcome back, Tom; good to see your daily double again!
My Big Knife this week happens to be a Case slimline trapper you sent me!

Thanks GT! I'm glad that trapper is still earning its keep. Really like the white SAK you posted, super cool

How bout a slice of onion? You like pickles? I canned some good kosher dills...
Tomato. You should have a big fat slice of beefsteak tomato on there.

Agree with all of that, especially homemade pickles. And my "secret" sammich' ingredient: Fritos, they add the perfect salty crunch . Some great working knives you posted today Jeff

Two folders for me today:

 

[screened porch]

Robert Klaas whittler:

 

[Scott J.]

In honor of autumn

 

[JJ Cahill]

What a great pairing JJ I doubt there's much you couldn't get done with those two

Thank you very much, Jack!!!

Hope everyone is having a good week I've got a large Wright's Lambsfoot in 'Peaches 'n' Cream' horn, and my 44 Gunstock for Wooden Wednesday

Wonderful pairing with the amazing looking horn lamb and your stout, ebony covered 44; very cool!

 

[JOELSM]

 

[GuestWho101]

LOVELY!!

Thank you!

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[JJ Cahill]

I love this combo JJ . I think I have been looking at the same LT Wright for quite some time, would appreciate your impressions of it.

Thanks a lot, Tom!!! This little LT Bushbaby is quite a handy little FB and the F&F is very nice, with close to a four finger grip. I took off the dangler strap and the package fits nicely into my pocket, as well.

Two folders for me today:

You always have such great shots of your tote beauties; these two look wonderful together!

 

[RDaneel]

2013 antique yellow jigged bone Scout and 2015 antique yellow pick bone Lick Creek Farmers Jack

Paul, those are gorgeous. Each one is a work of art.

Outstanding, Dean!
I was pleased to see that I have that same model as my watch pocket knife this week!

As Dean mentioned, the color coordination between knives and background is remarkable in these shots, Jack!

Thanks, Dean. Most knives I acquire, including the pen knife, spend their first couple of weeks with me on the kitchen counter and get used a lot for food prep, cutting up plenty of fruits and vegetables and getting an occasional dousing in the jar of hot pepper rings.
Your Alox Solo looks great!

- GT

Thank you for your kind comments, Gary. I haven't the bravery to patina most of my knives although I have done so to several knives. A well done patina does look.