What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mbkr]

Carrying the Tribal Lock today.
In my recent CK order I threw in one of his magnetic pocket slips. I don't use slips very often. It was just a last second, "...that looks interesting..." kind of thing.


Anyway I thought I'd try it out with the Tribal Lock. I usually just let the Tribal sit in the bottom of my pocket. Its about the biggest knife I carry that way. Its so nice and slim it usually carries fine that way.



It fit in the slip like it was made for it


And here I am actually carrying the Tribal just like the thread title says
Its a little long for the short tool pocket, but stayed secure anyway as I moved around the property.


Went to town with it in the LFP and forgot it was there.

 

[Just Tom.]

the equestrian knife with hoofpick should get adorned with Pegasus. The marlin spike mariner's knife is a whole other set of decisions...

There is no decision to make. It has to be this:

 

[traumkommode]

Vintage Russell (Schrade Made) Barlow:

 

[ismaris]

You just reminded me...
A true Beeeaut that one, and remains elusive to me ‘till this day, so I ended up with this, as it came... up?
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Robeson, for the rest of this one. A great evening and night to all.

The tip bolsters on the older Robesons are great. (I think they are called "tip bolsters?)

 

[Ricardo Carrion]

Tell me your old, without saying you’re old. Here I’ll go first. Happy Friday Everyone!!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

For today’s carry, another sharp beaut.
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and a great day to all.

Nice Schrade, Gus!

[QUOTE="ismaris, post: 20417678, member: 335352"]My first Case Stockman. Came with polished, honed edges. Still the best!
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My next Case stockman will be my first:oops:
It wasn’t intentional. If I start buying knives again, it’s on my list. You’re not helping:D

@5K Qs ~ thanks, Gary! And I’m relieved to hear you still recall something from Sunday school. I vividly remember the pastor’s cute daughter.:D

Same yellow Schrades in my pocket, and a Canadian Belt Knife on my...belt.
[ATTACH=full]1534564[/ATTACH] Hope yall have have a fine weekend. We are. The kids flew home from Colorado so we could all celebrate my grandson’s 5th birthday. He loves hanging out with Papa, but I’m still trying to gain the trust of his little sister. She knows me just fine on videos chat, but I’m scary in person:eek:
I did succeed in getting her to play catch. Once I convinced her I could be trusted to toss the ball back, that is.:cool:

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Un-Chained]

Pt-Luso awesome pair.
ismaris ** that’s a beeeaut of a first case stockman!....thank you, that’s what I recall as well, and as always, just tips or end caps is Kool too
Amir Fleschwund
Thanks Jeff, I lurve it
That’s also a sweet lineup there! and enjoy the weekend with all that great company

 

[Old Hunter]

My first Case Stockman. Came with polished, honed edges. Still the best!

Nice knife - the 18 pattern Case - one of the best and most useful pocketknives ever made. I keep a small stock of them on hand so I will never run out. OH

 

[JOELSM]

 

[screened porch]

The marlin spike mariner's knife is a whole other set of decisions...

Aquaman. But which version?

 

[mbkr]

I keep a small stock of them on hand so I will never run out. OH

I like the way you think

 

[sunknife]

That wood on your Maserin is superb, Greg!
- GT

Thank you, Gary.

Case 47 whittler and a RR canoe for me today. I've had the Case for something like 1-2 yrs now and just started occasionally carrying it the past couple months, finding it to be a nice pattern and a decent knife for the most part. Getting some blade rub now that its being opened and closed for use. Main
blade is badly off center when closed, still a good functional knife though.
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[Leslie Tomville]

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Hard to beat a large XX Texas Jack.
Beautiful whittler sunknife !

 

[mbkr]

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Hard to beat a large XX Texas Jack.
Beautiful whittler sunknife !

Beautiful bone

 

[r8shell]

There is no decision to make. It has to be this:

Lol!

Aquaman. But which version?

Hmm...

 

[Ice Tigre]

Using it will ruin the etch, which is half the charm of it.

I doubt there's anything you can do to that blade by cutting apples that Flitz wouldn't take right back off.

 

[afishhunter]

Some will unquestionably consider this week's carry sacrilegious ... Paring a Case with an Ulster and an Old Timer...
Case: 2015 TB61028W DAM teardrop with Mediterranean Blue Stag Bone covers and Ladder Damascus carbon steel Wharncliffe blade.
Ulster: Circa 1958~1959 to 1969 Ulster Number 10 Barlow. (not a Reynolds's Tobacco Prince Albert Ulster Old Timer.) 1095 carbon steel blades.
Old Timer: 4 pin 1978 to 1984 correction: 1986, 7OT with 1095 carbon steel blade.
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[Ice Tigre]

Thank you, Gary.

Case 47 whittler and a RR canoe for me today. I've had the Case for something like 1-2 yrs now and just started occasionally carrying it the past couple months, finding it to be a nice pattern and a decent knife for the most part. Getting some blade rub now that its being opened and closed for use. Main
blade is badly off center when closed, still a good functional knife though.
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Interesting that your 47 whittler has that main blade, the one I had was more of a California clip.

Still gorgeous to see though! They don't seem too common, even on the forums, I'm really missing mine lately.