What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[huntnfishin]

Had this all day. Every time I carry it I think my other knives feel like I’m cheating on them

 

[TheFactor]

Had this all day. Every time I carry it I think my other knives feel like I’m cheating on them View attachment 1613297

That’s exactly how I felt with my X

 

[Arian29]

Iron River and Buck501.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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Glad I picked this one to carry yesterday, because I caught a couple rust spots starting to develop!

Have a blessed day everyone.

 

[Jack Black]

Bit of a change for me today. a J jsdistin re-built Lambsfoot re-covered in giraffe bone, and my trusty #66

 

[afishhunter]

"Wooden Wednesday" carry. The two in pocket and the Scout Knife, also qualify for "Thrifty Thursday", I think.

Sarge "Official" BSA Barlow. Has the BSA Eagle Fluer De Lis, but no other BSA stamp or etch. The box (which I no longer posess) claimed "Official BSA" on a foil BSA seal on the mark side bolster.
Was not on Sarge's website as current production, the last time I looked.

Schrade Walden jacknife. Tang Stamp is c1917 to 1946. EDIT: I'm Pretty sure it is a model/pattern 2151chain. Wood is Cocobolo.
I found it in the 1926 catalog, (earliest I could find) page17. They refer to it as a "jacknife"

August 2020 Buck 110 Web Special.
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(not shown because of non-wood covers: Rough Ryder RR533 Amber jigged bone Scout knife.)

 

[Corto_Malt]

Custom Laguiole (san-mai blade by Davide Steri, fly chiselled by François Seychal, mounted by Pierre-Yves Joyeux) with ash tree burr wood handle.
And slipjoint swayback of Cosimo De Benedetto lime burl and O1 steel

Have a good day

 

[Corto_Malt]

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Glad I picked this one to carry yesterday, because I caught a couple rust spots starting to develop!

Have a blessed day everyone.

Hello

I love this curious foal.
Have a great day my friend

 

[Pt-Luso]

I carry today this Joseph Rodgers of Sheffield in Rosewood.

 

[Spaten]

That's a great pattern, and your bone looks particularly nice. Did you dye it?



Good looking pair. I really like the jigged bone they did on that #74 SFO.



Nice bean haul, Harry! Looks like you’ve been putting that little #83 to good use already, too.



Did you put the lotion in the basket? No, wait, sorry… different Buffalo Bill.



You’re not gonna leave it on top of the wood shed, are you?



That’s a great looking knife with an even better story.



That one’s a real looker, Paul! I think I have that same knife, yet to be used. I should probably do something about that. Hope you’re doing well, my friend.



That looks so much better than the #05 keychain knives! (Just my opinion, of course.)



Nice pairing, Jack! I hope that #85 is working well for you.



Cool photo, Jon! When the new stadium was being built, my dad bought me a personalized brick on the walkway outside the stadium for my birthday. My brick isn’t too far from the Stan Musial statue, down by the Team Store.



Great collection shot, John! Is there any rhyme or reason behind which knives are Batman-side knives and which go on Superman’s side?

After having an all-Lambsfoot Sunday for Yorkshire Day, I pulled out this #77 that I hadn’t carried in a while.

Thanks! I did dye it. It started as amber bone, and I added some Fiebing’s mahogany dye to it.

 

[Travman]

 

[sunknife]

Spectacular pair.

Thanks, John. We're going camping for a few days and I chose those two to take along, plus a couple of fixed blades that'll see some use as well. I'll be off line but will have some pics upon return.

Good looking pair. I really like the jigged bone they did on that #74 SFO.









After having an all-Lambsfoot Sunday for Yorkshire Day, I pulled out this #77 that I hadn’t carried in a while.

Thanks, Barrett. That 74 has maybe been my most carried and used knife in my collection.
A couple classics in your pic, the 77 and Weber kettle. Gotta love that pairing.

 

[HFinn]

I really like this Pallares Solsona knife, even if it's quite patinated (maybe because it is). The handle is also aging nicely. Very sharp and usefull, the mechanism is nice and snappy.

 

[Onebigbill]

Got this one in my pocket again. Sharp as heck.

 

[screened porch]

I took this to the farm yesterday because I don't care what happens to it. It's the only Case knife I've ever owned or handled that I think they should have been ashamed to put their name on.
I'd throw it in the pond, but I don't want to offend the gods.

I'm glad to hear from 5K Qs that they aren't all this bad.
I can't show you the 112 with pocket clip I'll be carrying today.

 

[Old Hunter]

screened porch Jer, it will make a fine tackle box knife. Drop it in there - probably cuts just fine. OH

 

[screened porch]

screened porch Jer, it will make a fine tackle box knife. Drop it in there - probably cuts just fine. OH

You're right, of course. I shouldn't be such an effete aesthete.

 

[Jack Black]

Nice pairing, Jack! I hope that #85 is working well for you.

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After having an all-Lambsfoot Sunday for Yorkshire Day, I pulled out this #77 that I hadn’t carried in a while.

Thanks pal, I really like it, I don't have many knives with acrylic covers, and the #85 is very eye-catching Thanks for joining in with Yorkshire Day Barrett, I enjoyed seeing your pics, and you did a great job of the Yorkshire Pudding Nice #77

 

[J.Mattson]

 

[BrotherJim]

Wooden Wednesday (Bocote) and two(2) dental appointments today
Morning with Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon in the next town over
Afternoon with local dentist
After almost 9mos, my snap in denture adventure is coming to a close
By the end of this day, I should have my permanent snap in dentures in place