What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

A nice little gentleman's knife.
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Clutch - that´s a great looking T.A. Davison - the whole shape is just great and the shield is fantastic.
 
I agree Andi. Clutch is that one of Todd's linerless folders? I owned one for a while and it's a ton of knife in an almost weightless package.

I carried the Buck this morning and coincidentally switched it up at lunch to...

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:)

Nathan
 
Yes, it is linerless. It's very small, about 3 1/4 closed. It virtually disappears in your pocket, and cuts like a razor!
ndeezl said:
I agree Andi. Clutch is that one of Todd's linerless folders? I owned one for a while and it's a ton of knife in an almost weightless package.

I carried the Buck this morning and coincidentally switched it up at lunch to...

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:)

Nathan
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I've been plugging along with the lobstering for a few months now and hadn't really been thinking about knives all that much...I've had the same one hand opener clipped to my pocket since the spring. For some reason today I dug out the Queen #3 Mountain Man slipjoint that a generous forumite had given me this spring and stuck it back in my pocket. Hopefully I'll put it to work tomorrow when I go to the workshop and start splicing my lines for the spring.
 
Thanks guys, I shoulda bought two of em cause for some reason I just don't want to stain the blade on this guy. I'm sure it'll happen eventually, it's just a great carry.
 
I've been totin' this 110 recently. Admittedly, it's more knife than I need for my day to day uses, but the change of pace has been fun.

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My son and I went to a Duke basketball game tonight, so I needed something a little less conspicuous than the 66 jack, so I slipped the peanut in the watch pocket of my jeans.

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I have to head into town for some shopping later. Not going to be a lot of fun dodging the drunks and mayhem on 'Black-Eye Friday'. Carrying my wee Thomas Turner penknife today (even if it's tempting to take the crow-bar! :D)

 
Well, if the world is coming to an end today, I might as well carry on the last day, the first pocket knife I bought with money I earned as a boy. The old Colonial shell handle barlow has been updated a bit, but still has the same carbon steel blades as when I got it all those years ago.

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Two great gifts of two great guys were with me today... Richards Scout Knife I got by Mr. Jack (Black) and the BladeForumsKnife 2011 I got from Ed (Modoc Ed)

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What a great setup for a day with a lot of snow here :)

@Duane: Your signaturline is the completelly the truth!
 
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