What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

SonnyJim said:
This half-wit is enjoying his new Half-Whit.;)
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Heh.

-- It's a beaut, for sure.

sitflyer said:
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Aw, look at that cute lil' mini lockback.


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~ P.
 
Wostenholms seem to be some of the best made knives from Sheffield? I have one and it takes a razors edge and is very nicely made. I wonder, Jack

Wonderful capture, Doug!!!
 
The GEC #72 Lockback was in my pocket the whole day... I didn´t get that pocket time in the past that it deserves - I need to change this... ;)

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I'm not sure what it is, but this one is my most carried, maybe the warm micarta scales or maybe the blade shape, but I love it!
Mark
 
Thanks Jim! The skinner blade is a nice slicer, used it to cut some very thin pork loin for a sammich today :)
 
Finedges said:
Thanks to a few "enablers" in here, I felt I needed to try this Boker.

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I hereby accept my responsability as "enabler" :rolleyes:
Is it a photo effect, or did you lower the kick on the sheepsfoot blade? it seems yours stick out a bit less than others...

Fausto
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jmac30 said:
Elliott - that is gorgeous - any info would be appreciated! Thanks Jim
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Glad you like it, Jim. That knife is by Ken Erickson.

It's 4.25" closed, CPM-D2 blades and vintage yellow micarta sourced (reputedly) from the old Randall knife shop.

Have a look through the thread I linked above to see more of Ken's gems...
 
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