What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Just off for a post Christmas dinner walk with my U1 and Case Small Texas Jack that was in my Xmas stocking

 
This is the only knife that traveled with me--and the only sharp knife we have here at the beach, so it's pulling its weight:

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Happy Holidays!
Daniel
 
Being Christmas and my Dad's not here anymore, I'm carrying his 34OT shown here with the Kabar Ka-lok:

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Ed J
 
Ken Erickson's "Improved" Muskrat, right out of the box...

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sitflyer said:
Elliott, very graceful lines to that one! Love the color of the covers as well.
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Thanks very much, I appreciate it...I told Ken on the phone it was going right into the pocket. It'd be a shame to put it on the shelf.
 
Great shots of some great knives...I see that lovely Muskrat again of Elliots-Just Wow!
Im carrying my Summit today, just finished coating her with a CCVC ( Charlies Cider Vinegar Coating lol ) which has settled down a few of the old marks, and spent a bit of time on the Diamond stone- and the stropped away....Wow...scary sharp!
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This nice Moki has been my companion today.

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black mamba said:
Neat KaBar Ed, never seen one like that before.
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They were in production for a fairly short period of time in the 80's. IIRC, that one is the mid size one. Notice blade length nearly identical to the 34OT. Very similar in size to a 250A Silver Knight. The rear bolster pivots down to unlock the blade. I kind of like the knife although it isn't quite the quality of the original Silver Knight series. You can find them on the auction site occasionally. That one is pretty well used with lots of scratches and bruises, so it isn't much of a collector piece, but I bought it as a user anyway.

Ed J
 
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