What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[bigfish64]

bigfish64 very nice new boat - you sure moved up in size and power - love a smooth ride. OH

Thanks Bruce, we had the old boat for 17 years, which gave us a lot of time to save up for the new one.

 

[Sacto]

Been an office day so far, but taking my wife out to a nice dinner tonight for our 44th. I'm going to dress a bit better than usual, so a light pocketknife that wears well in slacks (but can cut the inevitable string off my wife's button, etc.) is in order. The Case 6308 Whittler gets the honor. OH

Happy Anniversary. 44 years is quite an accomplishment.

 

[Sacto]

GEC 25 today. The figs are coming on strong now.

 

[mbkr]

Been down in Tennessee since July 27th. These are the only two traditionals I carried. A GEC 29 and a Case pen knife.

 

[Jack Black]

I’ve spent the last week at Camp Blackhawk with my boy’s scout troop. I brought a couple knives, but this Peasant Mini is the only one that ended up seeing any action. I forgot how cool these knives are.

Well done buddy You've inspired me to carry my own Peasant Mini today, don't think it's been in my pocket since the winter

Thanks. It's like, "Wow, man. Colors".
This zapper is more powerful than my old one, but that doesn't help me track the fly.

That looks like a good one Jer It's rare I get a fly in the house, so a rolled up newspaper usually does the job!

Thank you Jack, we had a great night out with dinner with friends and watching some local musicians.
OH
Ps JohnDF took a new picture yesterday, see all the wear since the picture above (taken a year ago)? Nope, not much!

That sounds memorable Bruce Your Whittler is looking good

"Hello Mr. Fancy Pants" ... Ash Williams
That really is a super fine knife there, Jack.

Thanks pal!

I'm carrying this fun knife today for Serape Saturday.

Very colourful John, I enjoyed reading about those knives, and the boots

Last full day here. Our new boat takes the rough water so much better than our old deck boat. We covered 38 miles of the main channel, 15 miles of the Niangua arm, probably 8 or so miles of the Gravois arm, about 10 miles of the Glaize arm, and lots of other coves not marked with mile markers. The tip of my Jack points to where we stayed (except for the first night). We probably won’t venture out of the state park today because the REALLY big boats take over on the weekends and the water is just too rough for a boat our size. View attachment 1615439

Sounds like a great adventure Todd

Thank you kindly, Jack!!! Hopefully you'll have a less strenuous Saturday!

You're definitely styling today with those two amazing beauties; have an awesome weekend!

I had a much easier day my friend Thank you very much for the kind words

I'm having a double Lambsfoot day for my Sheffield Saturday, thanks to the kind "Bagpipe" gift from Jack Black .

A Double Lambsfoot Day is always a treat!

I finally took time to learn imgur, upload/download files, etc.

Glad you did, two stunning knives there

Hope everyone is having a great weekend I'm not planning on doing a great deal of work today, but think I'm well-equipped in case any comes my way

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice sunday

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

GEC 25 today. The figs are coming on strong now.

That’s a gorgeous knife.

I like dried figs, but they don’t grow around here, so I’ve never tried them fresh.

A couple ‘o Jacks for me today..,
A 54 in linen micarta, and a WWII era Camillus TL-29 in bone. The pile side bone is not as faded/worn as the mark side... there’s a crack through the pins on the mark side, so this one gets the JohnDF protector.
And also this Victorinox for the garden.

 

[Travman]

 

[bigfish64]

Think I’ll throw my new SBJ in my pocket for the drive home. Have a great Sunday everyone!

 

[Old Hunter]

Congratulations

Happy Anniversary. 44 years is quite an accomplishment.

Your Whittler is looking good

Thanks gents! OH

 

[Headwinds]

I liked the rosewood Setter I recently got so much, I got one in olive to go with it. (Never know when you might need two.)

 

[WValtakis]

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with this Portuguese Veríssimo-Miranda do Douro in stag.

 

[J.Mattson]

 

[Old Hunter]

 

[Arian29]

GEC#38,
(Pics can‘t capture the beauty of this knife, imo)

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[Jack Black]

A couple ‘o Jacks for me today..,View attachment 1615961
A 54 in linen micarta,View attachment 1615965 and a WWII era Camillus TL-29 in bone.View attachment 1615964 The pile side bone is not as faded/worn as the mark side...View attachment 1615963 there’s a crack through the pins on the mark side, so this one gets the JohnDF protector.

A couple of beauties there Jeff, but that TL-29 is exceptional

 

[thepapercut]

It’s that time of year in Indiana.

 

[JohnDF]

Very colourful John

Thank you, Jack.
I like fun knives that make me smile.

Great picture, Jack.
Hope you're having a good weekend.

That #25 has all kinds of character.

Those a great choices if you have to be stuck with just two knives... one fancy and one worker.

Safe travels back home, Todd.
That grey bone looks fantastic on the SBJ.