What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Four handsome knives GT That's a great pic of the RR Canoe, the covers are much better-looking in your photo than any of the dealer pics I've seen

Thank you very much JJ

I always look forward to seeing these two, something very special about them

Very cool Dave

What a great pair Dylan!

Edit - Forgot to post my carry!

 

Today in my pocket I carry this Portuguese Francisco Cangueiro in horn.

 

Dorgales of Davide Steri. San-Mai steel and amboina burr

 

Many thanks, Gary.

 

Setter in wood for Wednesday.

 

This is my favorite of all the Forum Knives, and perhaps the best of the 35’s. (Of course, the 85 pattern Forum Knife has eluded me so far, and that one could take the top spot.) Thank you John @Chief for making this one available to me. One more off my wishlist!

@Corto_Malt , that San Mai is gorgeous. I am glad that I do not have access to the type of beautiful knives you own. My collection would certainly be out of control!

 

looks like I have some messages to get caught up on! I’ll check them out at work. Happy Wednesday!

 

Wood Wednesday, Camillus and Eagle, bocote and ebony.

 

schrade usa 940t

 

It's so nice seeing somebody still laying things out on paper instead of a computer program.

 

It helps me to visualize things better by writing them down, though I wish I weren't doing this one...I knocked my brick mailbox over with my camper and it broke apart so I drew out the design to build a new one.

 

I'm with you on that one John, I carry either Fieldnote or Moleskin notebooks and have pages of sketches, dimensions, reminders and any sort of helpful info in them. Nanc, however has not been fond of me forgetting one or several in the washer over the years

 

Nice Churchill Dan, such a great knife. My ebony is a favorite user of mine and the smoothest GEC I own

 

Same here I carry Field Notes and the Rite in the Rain Memo Books, got a drawer full of them

 

Same here guys. I have a field notes notebook in each of my vehicles.

 

Thank you very much Paul! It's such a well designed knife. It's straight forward, simple, and has all the makings of a knife that has a long wear life. Mine's a favorite user of mine as well- she gets kicked out of the pocket in the name of variety, but no other knife I own has peeled more wood. I was really hoping for another Churchill run with these recent #35 Beer and Sausage knives, but alas... I'll get my "back up" some other year, I hope. As much as I love other knives, if I had to pick one? This one would probably be it.