What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Thank you, Jack.

Hope your pubs open soon, Jack.
In the mean time, it's nice to have friends to hang out with, in your garden and on our Porch.

Thanks buddy, it's cheaper too!

 

[JohnDF]

it's cheaper too!

No doubt!

 

[bigfish64]

Going on a little road trip to check out some more boats today, carrying this little sweetheart.

 

[JB in LV]

M&G Yankee Whittler (GEC 78) again today. Tomorrow will be the Farmer and something else for an early hike, so may post after. Have a nice weekend.

 

[screened porch]

Cargo pants.

 

[mbkr]

Cargo pants.

 

[Arian29]

Laguiole Le Pocket.

 

[Un-Chained]

Great half whittler, Gus!

Thanks Jeff! It is certainly a treat.
Enjoy those couple of beauties for a while, tough to beat a classic TL-29

 

[r8shell]

After yesterday's glittery madness, I'm appreciating classic old ebony.

None-More-Black Jones Jack:

 

[RDaneel]

I got one of these in fairly nice condition. I’ll post it here in a few days. Nice knaf.

Thank you; and I look forward to seeing yours!

Thanks, Gary! I appreciate delrin for what it is, which is fortunate, because I have a bunch of knives in delrin.


Outstanding, Dean. I hope you carry it often so we can see more of it!

Thank you, Jeff.

The tortoise on the #86 goes pretty well with some lava, ehh?

This is the second eruption I've witnessed, a truly amazing experience.
Sorry for the bonus pic, gents.

Those are great photos; and that's a great knife for volcanic activity.

Aha!

Wow! Verry nice indeed.

Thank you.

FRIDAY WOooHOoo !!! ... and still got a Buck in my pocket ... 501 Squire S35VN

That is a beautiful Buck and a great photo; looks very classy. (I just ordered the standard version).

As usual, I've been carrying a couple of canoes and a couple of stockman patterns since the weekly "change of carries" on Monday.
I think this inexpensive burl wood Remington canoe looks really good:
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Also enjoying this classic Case amber bone canoe:
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The stockman knives are also both Case models this week, a sowbelly and a 6347:
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- GT

Each of those knives is excellent; a quality quartet, Gary.

Thanks, Jeff & Dean, I can agree with you. I'm a spearpoint fan at heart, I like having an extra tool like a screwdriver, I like the bail so I can hang the knife with my keys, and I think the black/silver Camillus looks really good while working hard (kind of like being able to pull off cleaning out the calf pens while wearing a tuxedo ).

Splendid knife and sensational photo, Dean!

- GT

Thank you, Gary; and a good description of carrying a classy black and silver TL-29.

Going on a little road trip to check out some more boats today, carrying this little sweetheart.
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That is a gorgeous Boker Barlow and a great photo.

 

[Kalsu]

Boker barlow with O1 steel and one of my favorite knives my GEC 48 improved trapper.

 

[RDaneel]

For Old Friends Friday, I'm carrying my Schrade 897UH stockman which I got in 1986. Schrade had a loss guarantee in those days; I sent in a statement describing how I lost my knife and they sent me this one as a replacement. Those were the 'good old days' when your word meant something.

 

[DoubleAught]

Got my Remington R4468 Lumber Jack at the bottom of my pocket today!

 

[pmek5]

Hope everyone has a blessed Easter weekend.

 

[JOELSM]

AGR Regular Jack for this Good Friday.

 

[Trvr]

Baby's sleeping and my wife took our daughter to the park, so I have some time to share what I'm carrying...my trusty 3318.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

After yesterday's glittery madness, I'm appreciating classic old ebony.

None-More-Black Jones Jack:

Always a treat to see your Jones jack, my friend.

 

[Aias]

Have a good Good Friday

I see what you did there--well done

 

[JJ Cahill]

Your "struck by lightning" knife reminds me of the movie The Natural and the "magical" baseball bat carved from a lightning-split tree!

Thanks Gary!!! That is a very cool movie!

 

[r8shell]

Always a treat to see your Jones jack, my friend.

Thank you. It's still a bit of a mystery, as I haven't seen another like it, and can't find out much about the brand. (according to Goins, Jones & Son existed with no notation of dates) German made, Jet black ebony, all steel construction and tight solid action is all I know for sure.
The pile side shows signs of possibly being stored on something damp, but that just gives it more character and I don't feel bad actually using it.