What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Yeah. At one point my nurse had to dash off to recieve an ambulance, leaving me with a tray piled with needles and ampoules to contemplate.

Glad it's all gone OK Jer

 

[Pt-Luso]

4 more new knives from my July buying spree that I've been carrying for the past 3 weeks and will carry until Labor Day.
Chinese Queen canoe in brown sawcut bone that I like very much so far:

Klaas Black Angus, made in Italy, with plastic handle; the blade needs some work on its edge:

MAM sheepsfoot that is a replacement for an almost-identical knife I traded away earlier this year:

Ka-Bar hobo knife whose box makes clear that the company is headquartered in the US, even though knife and sheath are made in China. My first knife from Ka-Bar, and my first hobo pattern:

Another nice selection of knives, Gary.

 

[screened porch]

Svelte new Kutmaster, probably among others.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Good-looking Laguioles, gents! I was looking around Fontenille Pataud’s website just last night. They make some beautiful knives, and they’re proud of ‘em, too.

Many thanks, Barrett.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Breathtaking braces of Barlows, Jack & José!

Many thanks, Gary.

 

[bigfish64]

Black Jack, red SAK, leather packs, all on track - poetry, Todd!

I'm happy the marlinspike could serve so well for summer activities, Todd!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

‘93 Case Camp Knife and a Park Sherman Match Safe. Lot of good times with this rig.

This brings back fond memories. My match safe had the rubber gasketed screw on lid and had the BSA logo on the side. I would love to still have my first scout knife, I think it was an Imperial, but especially my Official Boy Scout Plumb hatchet.
When you have younger brothers and go away to college...

 

[Travman]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

A Voos Jack, and a Victorinox 111mm. This Voos, judging by the jigging being a little smoothed, the dye a bit faded, and the chip by the pin ~must have been someone’s constant companion. But it had been lovingly cared for by someone who knew how to sharpen without marking up the blades and turning them into slivers. This was the first Voos I bought, and gets the JohnDF protective slip.

She left him a broken, hollowed out shell of the man he used to be.

 

[bigfish64]

Yesterday we took the boat to a nearby lake for the day, had these with me, but didn’t post, so here ya go!
Today, my son is coming home for a dinner with his Grammy (and laundry ), might get down to the dock for a few casts, so I’ll have these with me today. Jack, and a gift from Jon0385 , thanks Jon!

 

[JohnDF]

Solid knife, Jack.
If you ever get into trouble on one of your hikes, you can use the shield as a signal mirror.

how about some of the other tools?

They were just some assorted leather working tools I had sitting on my workbench.
If I remember correctly, there was a scratch awl (looks like an ice pick), a stitch marker (the little wheel with little teeth), an edge beveler, a shoe hammer, and a mallet.

Thank good ness you had your Boat Knife with you.

 

[JohnDF]

Happy Sunday to you all.
I'm carrying an old favorite today...

 

[Jack Black]

Solid knife, Jack.
If you ever get into trouble on one of your hikes, you can use the shield as a signal mirror.

Thanks mate

 

[bigfish64]

Happy Sunday to you all.
I'm carrying an old favorite today...

Beautiful covers on that one John, and “Hail to the Hotdog!!!”

 

[JohnDF]

“Hail to the Hotdog!!!”

"All Hail the Hotdog"

 

[Catdaddy2]

Getting dressed up later to hit the ninety nine so this knife is getting the call up.

 

[Headwinds]

Small and smaller....

Cadet and 6333

 

[mbkr]

 

[mbkr]

Getting dressed up later to hit the ninety nine so this knife is getting the call up.

"...hit the ninety nine..."
Blank look ensues.

Love the knife

 

[Jon0385]

Still carrying my red Fremont.