What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

American Jack and a remington Dogleg Stockman

 

GEC 66 moose.

 

A black sabbath today. Blessed to have these two in pocket.

 

A peaceful Sunday to all!
Spent 3 hours raking and hauling leaves this afternoon. Today's knives didn't help me at all, except for allowing me an excuse to take a picture break.

 

No Changes this week.
August 2020, Web Special Brass, Ebony, & S30V clip point Buck 110, paired with a Rough Ryder Classic Carbon large stockman (a RR1740 if anyone cares), a (BTI) Old Timer 23OT four blade Scout/Camp/Utility knife (on the "normal" (for me) 32 inch chain lanyard), and a real, genuine circa 2000 SAK "Signature" with translucent red covers. (sadly the Signature's toothpick is AWOL.)

 

That Laguiole is gorgeous, Gary. Walnut, guilloché range?

 

Some really great shots, Jack! It looks like you were having a blast out there! I like that weather a lot as we get way too much hot sun here in CA.

Your Primble make a beautiful partner to your HHB; that's a pocket full of awesome slicers!

Thank you very much, Gary!!!

Those covers do look outstanding and the sunken joints are definitely a bonus!

 

Yes, Vince. Gunstock French Walnut Burl, Guilloché series, XS (9cm). A great little knife. I really like carrying and using it.

 

Thanks. Thought it might be the slimline trapper. I have not encountered the back pocket.

 

Toting these two older fellas today; I love the fine edge they both hold.

 

AG Russell Rancher again, this one is so slim and light you don't even notice it in the pocket.

 

Great looking knives and photo Gary . I picked my leaves up yesterday and today I am just sitting around inside with these 2 in my pockets .




Harry

 

Thanks, Harry. I'm afraid it's only round one with our leaves!
Your Arno Bernard knives are wonderful. I gifted my oldest son one a few years back. Very fine knives indeed.

 

Jalapeño Cornbread with some of the last fresh peppers.

 

I don't usually carry a fixed blade unless I'm hunting but just felt like toting this one today

 

Nice carving!
That might be the darkest, deepest blue I've ever seen.

 

Thank you for the kind words on the Arno Bernards . I figure that I am 2/3 done with our leaves this year . We have a 1 acre lot with a fair number of Hickory and Oak on it . I do virtually ZERO raking now though . Blow them and pick up with John Deere X-500 and collector system . I enjoy seeing pictures of your wild turkeys . We have 5 to 7 that come around most days here . Be well my friend .

Harry

 

That really is a beautiful pair of AB’s Harry!