What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JTR357]

Lovin all these wharnies!

 

[paulhilborn]

Really likin the Whittler and today paired with Micarta small Tinker

 

[SteveC]

 

[JonMcD]

Loving the blood brothers on wooden Wednesday. Y’all have a good evening!

 

[KnifeandEasy]

72 in the pocket so far this week. Been putting in the hours lately so I gave myself a couple hours off this evening
Don’t mind the work jeans. In the words of Colter Wall, who I’ve got running through the speakers, “I ain't got a dime in these old warn out jeans, so I'll stop eating steak, and I'll go back to beans ”

 

[JTR357]

. Wow.

This one. Still sitting with foot in this dadgum boot. This is the best fit and finished production knife I’ve ever held. Still surprised when I dig it out.
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LOVE these ones with the clip & wharncliffe!

 

[Greasepiggy]

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[BrotherJim]

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72 in the pocket so far this week. Been putting in the hours lately so I gave myself a couple hours off this evening
Don’t mind the work jeans. In the words of Colter Wall, who I’ve got running through the speakers, “I ain't got a dime in these old warn out jeans, so I'll stop eating steak, and I'll go back to beans ”

I think this is the best configuration of the 72. So elegant and timeless. Just a classy classic LB. OUTSTANDING !!!

 

[Standard78]

Typical nosy 5 year old.

 

[Old Engineer]

These again today as I am getting ready for " Mow The Grass " season


Harry

 

[Ricardo Carrion]

Wednesday Dumps with the douk douk.

 

[BrotherJim]

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Typical nosy 5 year old.

HA !!! ... It has your scent. The nose knows LOL. Couple of nice ones right there ... knife AND doG

 

[BrotherJim]

These again today as I am getting ready for " Mow The Grass " season


Harry

SOooo dang nice. Old Engineer Harry, how old do you think that stag is? Looks 1800's -ish
Every knife has a story and that one could write a novel I'd be unable to put down

 

[315]

Took a day off to head into the mountains and do a little shooting with an old gun, newer gun and a Schrade Walden in my pocket

 

[Standard78]

HA !!! ... It has your scent. The nose knows LOL. Couple of nice ones right there ... knife AND doG

Thanks bud!
I’m glad that curiosity doesn’t kill the dog because this little booger would be in trouble.

 

[BrotherJim]

Took a day off to head into the mountains and do a little shooting with an old gun, newer gun and a Schrade Walden in my pocket

Can't tell for sure but that Schrade Walden looks loaded. Nice Davidsons Dark Earth Cerakote(?) too. Sounds like you had a crackin' day

 

[Old Engineer]

SOooo dang nice. Old Engineer Harry, how old do you think that stag is? Looks 1800's -ish
Every knife has a story and that one could write a novel I'd be unable to put down

I expect that you are correct about the 1800-ish . It has Integral Bolsters and Squared End . That meaning is the Blade , Spring , and Bolsters all all lined up square . I suspect that it was made by a Cutler with parts from his workplace . There is no stamping on the blade tang . Thank you very much my friend .
Harry

 

[BrotherJim]

I expect that you are correct about the 1800-ish . It has Integral Bolsters and Squared End . That meaning is the Blade , Spring , and Bolsters all all lined up square . I suspect that it was made by a Cutler with parts from his workplace . There is no stamping on the blade tang . Thank you very much my friend .
Harry

Thanks Harry !!! ... maybe even a hammer forged blade too then. So many stories

 

[JohnDF]

For a minute there, I thought that was MY DOG being nosey...

 

[5K Qs]

Alox Knife of the Week is a Vic Cadet II (thanks, Ken):


non-Alox SAK of the Week is the second of my Vic Pocket Pals:


Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Colonial Forest-Master, my first knife ever (about 1960):


International Knife of the Week is a Mora 120. I think it's my only fixed blade (not counting kitchen knives):


- GT