What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JJ Cahill]

Todays totes are a couple from Cattaraugus; a black covered Barlow and a Whitt-L-Craft Scout.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

I wonder if a 5 inch barlow is a granddaddy or daddy barlow, would this be a granddaddy copperhead?

 

[rcs86]

Happy Friday to all! The pizza dough has been rising since last night, ready to hit the grill tonight. Starting the Friday night tradition of making our own pizzas with the kids. I hope everyone has a good one!

 

[waynorth]

Celebrating French Friday today!!

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Happy Friday all! Mail call from Redmeadow Knives in Montana, and straight into the pocket

 

[bigfish64]

Happy Friday to all! The pizza dough has been rising since last night, ready to hit the grill tonight. Starting the Friday night tradition of making our own pizzas with the kids. I hope everyone has a good one!

Great pair of knives, and your family tradition sounds like a lot of fun!

 

[GB940Rookie]

Really enjoying carrying this today. Think I’ll go ahead and give it a decent edge.

https://imgur.com/UffXArw

 

[BrotherJim]

Someone dropped a dime before the next teardrop falls ...
Fresh out of the wrapper, CASE CHESTNUT TEARDROP JACK TB61028W CV
Collaboration with Tony Bose based on a knife Tony Bose made for the movie 'Lincoln' ... or so I've read

 

[Pàdruig]

Beautiful and practical pairing, Dylan.

Thank you, John!

Absolutely love the ebony, a perfect pair in my eyes!

But nothing wrong with that pair either!

Much appreciated, Dennis. That is a wonderful Canoe you are sporting, it has some nice Stag on it.

Thank you very much Dylan, those two oldies are superb, and your new FB is a stunner, great lines

Thank you, Jack. Excellent carry choices, as usual. I like that pin you have, it reminds me of one that I have on my Alpine hat - I call it my "Black Phillip" pin (movie reference).

Still carrying the little fixed today, it goes nicely with a Lambsfoot.

 

[Modoc ED]

Engine on, seat belts buckled, ready to back out and go to town. Sod Buster Jr. truck knife at the ready.



Driving the road to town



Made it to town

 

[rcs86]

Great pair of knives, and your family tradition sounds like a lot of fun!

Thank you! I'm excited for it. Loving my recteq smoker.

Engine on, seat belts buckled, ready to back out and go to town. Sod Buster Jr. truck knife at the ready.

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Driving the road to town

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Made it to town

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That's some beautiful country Ed!

 

[Old Hunter]

Gorgeous Clip/Pan Jack.

Thanks pard!

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 one fine bone-handled Trapper. OH

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[RDaneel]

Wow, that’s a looker! Is that blade coated?

Thank you; yes, it came with the coating which makes the opening very smooth.

Sweet - smooth white bone?

Thank you; yes it is smooth white bone.

Peanut of the Week is a Remington with interesting wood (that I forgot to post for Wooden Wednesday ):
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Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider stag sowbelly stockman:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is a Chinese Schrade 19OT that I call Lambshark. It's not sold as a lambsfoot, but I think that's what the blade shape is:
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- GT

Your Remington peanut is gorgeous, Gary!

Thanks for the supportive comments, Dean!
Almost EVERY pattern tempts me, but I can resist the temptation more easily for some than for others!

Great photo of a beautiful teardrop, Dean!

- GT

Thank you, Gary.

 

[RDaneel]

I carried my Rough Black Case Sodbuster, Jr. today.

 

[joeradza]

Just a quick update and a mini review on my small spearpoint wirejack. First of all I'm very prejudiced in favor of the wirejacks. It's a great design. As I've said before I use my pocket knives for food a lot. So this one at 3 3/16" closed is a bit smaller than I usually carry or what I think is practical for food. However, it still works and if it gets dirty you can run it under water to clean it up with no worry of anything getting into the blade well to ruin the knife. The smaller size is good in public and .makes for an easy pocket carry.. For those that scrambled to buy a GEC and paid too much for a bottle opener, here ya go. It's definitely not pocket jewelry, but it does the job, as evidenced by it being included in the boy and girl scouts chow kits. Remember, be prepared. One more thing. If you're a good sharpener. This steel is easy to maintain and gets very sharp.

 

[RLB0414]

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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Congratulations to your niece. Major accomplishment. Great looking knife

 

[AntDog]

First pocket slip I’ve ever bought came in today. It’ll keep this fine S&M trapper from getting more dings than it already has.



Horween horsefront leather. Love the way it looks already, and should be even better when broken in.

 

[sunknife]

 

[Cory Hess]

Got out on the kayaks with my oldest daughter today. It was a good day.