What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

I've got Two for Twosday...

 

[Peregrin]

Today's companions.

 

[Jon0385]

Switched it up with a Case copperhead today.

 

[untytled]

This one made into the pocket today. Day 1 of hopefully many.

 

[mbkr]

We started some time within the last year and it’s been fun. My son is only 8, so he still thinks I’m cool. I’m sure the days of him being embarrassed by me are just around the corner.

Old guy on the ramp (with a SAK in my pocket):

Holy cow!

I rode dirt bikes. I loved doing technical stuff on mountain bikes. Things that required a good sense of balance and weight distribution. Tried a skateboard for, like, 15 minutes one time and said, "Nope. Uh, uh. Going to hurt myself." You da man

This mornings tote:

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Mornin. Schrade 206 Barlow and Case 6254 Trapper with Peabody Coal Co etch, 1981. And my yarrow are doing their thing. This is a fine plant. Gets two to three feet high, and the blooms last fairly long. It’s a prairie plant, evolved to compete against other tall plants, so in a clump on it’s own, it can use some support. It spreads reliably without being aggressively obnoxious, which I like. These one year old plants popping up outside the border will get dug and moved to my front wildflower area.The dag’s got the blues. Our turkeys seem to have moved along, and our granddaughters are on their way back to Georgia. I found him laying outside their empty bedroom door this morning.
Manny is stuck with me.

 

[bigfish64]

I've got Two for Twosday...

Ouuu! Those look nice together John!

Today's companions.

That is a very elegant looking swayback Gary.

Switched it up with a Case copperhead today.

Nice Jon, I know you wish it had more blue, but it’s still a very attractive knife.

Mornin. Schrade 206 Barlow and Case 6254 Trapper with Peabody Coal Co etch, 1981. View attachment 1591543View attachment 1591556The dag’s got the blues. Our turkeys seem to have moved along, and our granddaughters are on their way back to Georgia. I found him laying outside their empty bedroom door this morning.
Manny is stuck with me.

Great looking knives Jeff, and a really neat photo. Sorry to the turkeys moved on, I wonder if turkeys return to the same place each year or if she was just passing through. Manny has that look that our dog Jameson gets when he senses we are leaving on vacation and he is going with us.

 

[bigfish64]

It will be the Jack again today, thought I’d show its first task of the day since you folks have to be getting tired of seeing this rather pedestrian, albeit very useful knife day after day.

 

[JohnDF]

Wow... what a great pair, Gary.

Love that Green color.

Well photographed... really shows off the jigging.

Those look nice together John!

Thank you, Todd.
But as you're aware, everything goes well with a Lamb.

 

[JohnDF]

I'm not tired of seeing it.
I celebrate when somebody bonds with a knife and it becomes a regular carry.

 

[Peregrin]

Thanks John. Seeing the Erickson thread pop up today reminded me how much I like that little swayback.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[bigfish64]

I'm not tired of seeing it.
I celebrate when somebody bonds with a knife and it becomes a regular carry.

Thanks John, and you are right, that lamb of yours is like the player that makes everyone around them better.

 

[AntDog]

Nice! Do you plan to keep the new one for a spare, or alternate between them...or carry both together?

I've got this little old thing in my pocket today.

It’s too nice not to carry. I was thinking of keeping the new one put up as a spare, but I just can’t do it. I’ll grab one or the other as they’re a little thick - both in the same pocket would probably be worse than a Buck 110!

 

[Un-Chained]

How ‘bout some River Valley Green for today,
as Montreal got clobbered last nite….

A great Toosday to all

 

[Jon0385]

Nice Jon, I know you wish it had more blue, but it’s still a very attractive knife.

Love that Green color.

Thanks guys. Aside from the dumb reason why I wanted this specific variant of the copperhead the actual coloring is quite nice .

 

[runninmike]

https://imgur.com/pyVCsdR

Sweet Schrade 834 N.Y. U.S.A.
Happy Tuesday gang!

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Case halfwhittler today, surprise and I just finished applying a brush finish to the bolsters and polished up the bar, back in the watch pocket she goes;

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[traumkommode]

Mornin. Schrade 206 Barlow and Case 6254 Trapper with Peabody Coal Co etch, 1981. View attachment 1591543And my yarrow are doing their thing. This is a fine plant. Gets two to three feet high, and the blooms last fairly long. It’s a prairie plant, evolved to compete against other tall plants, so in a clump on it’s own, it can use some support.View attachment 1591549 It spreads reliably without being aggressively obnoxious, which I like. These one year old plants popping up outside the border will get dug and moved to my front wildflower area.View attachment 1591555View attachment 1591556The dag’s got the blues. Our turkeys seem to have moved along, and our granddaughters are on their way back to Georgia. I found him laying outside their empty bedroom door this morning.
Manny is stuck with me.

Did you dye the Delrin on that Schrade?

 

[Crazy Canuck]

It's an iced coffee kind of day today