What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

These three today.
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It's off to town again today - this time for a niece's graduation from high school. They're only allowing two people into the graduation ceremony on the football field but they are closing down the main street in town so the graduating seniors can parade down main street. Our town is small enough that they can close down main street - about a mile long. And then our family is headed to the Brass Rail for a late lunch. Then I'll be pooped and come back home for a nap. I'll be carrying my new Schrade Trapper in it's sheath throughout this whole adventure.

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Jack Black said:
What a great pairing JJ, a boy of any age would be proud of those two :) By coincidence, I picked up a Daddy Barlow in Leeds market yesterday, made at the Jowika factory in Listowel, Ireland, with the Stag mark they used after being acquired by Imperial :) :thumbsup:
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Thank you very kindly, Jack!!! That's a very cool find; Imperial was quite a strong player in it's day. :):thumbsup:
Jack Black said:
Have a good Friday, and a great weekend everyone :) I found myself pining for my #66 Jack yesterday, and thought I'd carry it today, with my Hartshead Barlow ;) :thumbsup:

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The 66 really hits that "sweet spot" for a handy pocket totes; adding it to your Hartshead certainly creates a cool and outstanding pairing!:cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Modoc ED said:
It's off to town again today - this time for a niece's graduation from high school. They're only allowing two people into the graduation ceremony on the football field but they are closing down the main street in town so the graduating seniors can parade down main street. Our town is small enough that they can close down main street - about a mile long. And then our family is headed to the Brass Rail for a late lunch. Then I'll be pooped and come back home for a nap. I'll be carrying my new Schrade Trapper in it's sheath throughout this whole adventure.

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THAT is an AWESOME sheath for a great Trapper, ED !!! NICE
 
BrotherJim said:
WOooHOoo !!! :D ... does it pass inspection? Thoughts?
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First impressions: I like it. I am a fan of half stops, and each stop is crisp and snappy - but it is smooth and easy to open/close as well. The purple comes out a bit more in person too. I just got home from the mailbox and haven't yet used it, but the blade shape is nice and pointy for a sodbuster. I wish that the scales were more rounded on the corners, but that won't be hard to alter. I will have to dink around with it for a while and put it to the test, but I give it 👍👍 out of the box :)
 
Rubythroat said:
First impressions: I like it. I am a fan of half stops, and each stop is crisp and snappy - but it is smooth and easy to open/close as well. The purple comes out a bit more in person too. I just got home from the mailbox and haven't yet used it, but the blade shape is nice and pointy for a sodbuster. I wish that the scales were more rounded on the corners, but that won't be hard to alter. I will have to dink around with it for a while and put it to the test, but I give it 👍👍 out of the box :)
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NICE !!! None are absolutely perfect but the PLOW is a great knife at that price point, especially considering Micarta and D2 and all.
 
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