What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

markpmc said:
Added this one to my rotation this week. It carries well.

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Walden Cattle Knife by GEC.
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Great looking knife! Covers lots of needs as well. Not a bad combination.
 
The Otter Andi sent me and a Leatherman today. Been pouring with rain for days here so doubt I'll be able to get anymore pics today.

 
Started the day with a Halfrich lockback (Hidalgo) in pocket but switched to this upon returning home. Gotta go to town later and don't want to scare the dental hygienist while she's working! :p

Bill Ruple: 3 5/8" Stockman (ATS-34)

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Elliott, that dental hygenist should come to know what's expected from you, so don't hold back!

My last day at work before the long weekend.
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Today's carry; my Ohta WT, that you have all seen before. In my pocket also, Bud Nealy's "Little David" 5 3/4" OAL. I carry the Nealy in a leather pocket sheath or Bud's own, not so traditional, belt sheath.

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Blues said:
Started the day with a Halfrich lockback (Hidalgo) in pocket but switched to this upon returning home. Gotta go to town later and don't want to scare the dental hygienist while she's working! :p

Bill Ruple: 3 5/8" Stockman (ATS-34)
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Is that a Hidalgo in your pocket? Or are you glad to see me?
I don't even know what that means :o


Back on topic

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Finedges said:
Elliott, that dental hygienist should come to know what's expected from you, so don't hold back!
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Well, since my wife is also going in for a cleaning, I'm just trying to avoid her overhearing from the next room: "Is that a Hidalgo in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" :p


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Stu, after I posted my reply above I went back to the thread and saw your reply. I would say GMTA but it's probably more like FMTA (filthy minds think alike). Too funny. ;) :thumbup:
 
Great you like the little Webermesser, Jack :)

Today a C. Schlieper, Solingen Muskrat was with me - it´s a nice big slippie. I think that was the original size of this pattern, but I don´t know.

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> hey jon slider, what is that knife stuck into

its not my photo, and I also had to stare at it for a while. I decided it was stuck in a frozen puddle, ice.
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here is another photo, also not mine, among the many posts people have made here that catch my eye
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Blues said:
Well, since my wife is also going in for a cleaning, I'm just trying to avoid her overhearing from the next room: "Is that a Hidalgo in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" :p


Edited to add:

Stu, after I posted my reply above I went back to the thread and saw your reply. I would say GMTA but it's probably more like FMTA (filthy minds think alike). Too funny. ;) :thumbup:
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At first I thought to myself "The hygienist is poking around in Elliott's pockets? I've been going to the wrong dentist!" :D
 
Yay!!!...back from the dentist with a clean bill of health and nary a comment on what was in my pocket...:p

So, to celebrate I've removed the Ruple and replaced it with a slightly more rugged 4.25" Eye Brand stockman in stag and 1095:

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Elliott - this stockman of C. Schlieper is in Germany the most popular pattern, as far as I´ve heard. Nice knife & stag :)
 
Humppa said:
Elliott - this stockman of C. Schlieper is in Germany the most popular pattern, as far as I´ve heard. Nice knife & stag :)
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Thanks, Andi. They make a nice knife. I have a couple of older, vintage ones (trapper and hunter) and a sibling to the one I just posted with synthetic scales as well:

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I've had quite a few knives over the years from the Obertz and Schlieper factories most of which were gifted away. A lot of tradition there for sure.
 
This S&M Heritage jack. Swapped out the picture this morning. It's a pretty sweet knife; I may end up carrying it more.

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TLARbb said:
This S&M Heritage jack. Not a good photo because the wood is too dark; it is the rosewood version of the knife. It's pretty sweet; I may end up carrying it more.

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Ed J
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Now that is a pretty one
but i gotta ask, i just cant tell, is that a single blade jack?
 
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