What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Arian29]

Cotton Sampler with Iron River.

 

[HFinn]

 

[Fraykus]

Who makes this knife?

 

[Will Power]

Paradox. The GEC knife looks and acts the Old School part, faux Tortoise is actually very convincing & attractive., but is from 2011, the calculator?? Something from modern times.. well yes and no. It's from 1979 and still works faultlessly, I didn't want batteries (still don't that's why I've gone over to auto watches, no wasteful replacements) it's very small and does all the maths I need, Casio Made in Japan quality. and today? Most stuff is off to the landfill within a couple of years, worse luck

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today I carry this M.May Lambsfoot in cherry wood.

 

[Old Hunter]

Beauty of a Case and sweet pic

Thank You!

Yesterday's carry - Buck 303 Cadet. Ran the boat down the ICW to New River Inlet, it was pretty cool but my number one trooper was with me all the way - she loves a cruise on the boat! OH

 

[Travman]

 

[Old Hunter]

Amir Fleschwund Jeff, thinking of you friend, you and your family this morning. As my own Memorial Day ritual I'm sitting here and reading over the death notices of the 26 NC Guardsmen killed serving in OIF/OEF over the past 18 years, then reading over many of the Fort Bragg Soldier deaths - they go on and on - it shakes my soul as much as the first time. The price is heavy. God bless you. Bruce

 

[Jack Black]

Have a good week everyone

 

[JohnDF]

Those look amazing!

Gorgeous Dogleg, Harry.

Super cool two-blade Lamb, Jack.

 

[JohnDF]

Lots of Micarta for Monday... Happy Memorial Day Everyone.

 

[Just Tom.]

Paradox. The GEC knife looks and acts the Old School part, faux Tortoise is actually very convincing & attractive., but is from 2011, the calculator?? Something from modern times.. well yes and no. It's from 1979 and still works faultlessly, I didn't want batteries (still don't that's why I've gone over to auto watches, no wasteful replacements) it's very small and does all the maths I need, Casio Made in Japan quality. and today? Most stuff is off to the landfill within a couple of years, worse luck

Here is a modern marvel from 1984, alongside an ancient relic from 2020:

The seemingly unused HP was a lucky thrift store find. Sadly, being a gentleman unencumbered by wealth or property, I have no use for a financial calculator, and without trig functions it is useless to me for work.

 

[bigfish64]

Those look amazing!

Thanks John, they were big and thick for a pork steak. Neither one of us finished them!

 

[Un-Chained]

Amir Fleschwund
Quite touching Jeff, my heart’s with you and your family my friend. God bless...

Today’s pal is always there, somewhere and some place... at this moment, on the apricot tree.

A wonderfully warm and peaceful Memorial Day to all

 

[Nature Boy]

Tina 605

 

[HFinn]

Who makes this knife?

I really don't know. Lamnia sell's it as Higonokami Mizushibuki Splash.

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[waynorth]

I miss Derrick Bohn on this Memorial Day! Carrying one of his greatest productions, IMO!
The Willamette was named after a River in a fertile Valley in Oregon!! Bill at GEC did this knife right!! I wished at the time he had offered it to me as an SFO, but I'm glad Derrick got it; a great and generous man!! R.I.P.

 

[Jack Black]

Super cool two-blade Lamb, Jack.

Lots of Micarta for Monday... Happy Memorial Day Everyone.

Thanks buddy, how're you getting on with that wee FB?

 

[bigfish64]

These will be in my pocket today. Three days in a row for the Jack and mini trapper seemed appropriate for today. Thanks to all that serve and served.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Have a good week everyone

I like the old photo, and the cool old knife!