Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)

jc57 said:
Thanks, that's one of our three cats, named Angus. :)

Actually TLARbb has that exact pair and has some great pics.
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Ah, okay. I didn't go back to reference his. And also mis-read Mini Copperlock as Mini Copperhead the first time through.


Let's pretend I said, "Wow, TLARBB's knives look so good, in that pattern and with those covers; I can understand why you went for it and can't wait to see yours" instead.

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Angus is looking fine, anyway!

~ P.
 
Just ordered my first Laguiole knife with carbon steel ... I´m really looking forward getting it :)
 
Just bought my first Opinel yesterday.
Not too sure what to expect, but at 14$, I'm not too scared.
I got a #6. I wanna be able to EDC it loose in pocket, so I went a bit small.
 
I have a Vic Daypacker on the way.

Bladeboss, I've never owned an Opinel either, but I'm very interested based on all the good things that I've heard. Next time I have a little money to spend, I may have to pick one up.
 
Whew, tell ya what, it's been a trick trying to get that Case Mini-trapper (#25806) I mentioned earlier. I've ordered it from two places so far who showed it in stock on their web sites only to e-mail me apologizing and refunding my money. On my third try now, hopefully this one will come through! The Mini Copperlock is confirmed on the way, though.
 
I have another Voos Barehead jack coming. I have a GEC Hound Tooth in red bone and I ordered a Higonokami to support the victims of the earthquakes in Japan.
 
2 Remington Year knives: R4466 Muskrat 1988 and the R4356 Bush Pilot 1993.

I really like those EO Jacks also. I only have one a 4 line Camillus.
 
My first Laguiole I´Aiglon arrived today... and my first french-made Laguiloe at all. I´m surprised about its dimensions (always thought they were smaller)
Maybe I gonna make a short review about it (after some sharping)

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Next to a pretty unique working knife from the german/belgium border-area. A so called "Lierenaar". It´s a pretty rustic looking knife with a leaf-shaped blade and it has a pretty strange, but useful working backlock. Made by Robert Herder, Solingen, Germany.

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Nice looking Laguiole there Andi, and that lierenaar is an interesting looking knife too. I'm curious as to its construction.
 
Thanks Duane. I gonna make a review about the Lierenaar as soon as possible. Means - when I get home from work earlier so that I can catch some natural light. But in general - it´s a friction folder design with beech handles... ;)
 
Smithhammer said:
A Case Sway Back Jack, cayenne bone scales, on the way:

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I really like that, the shield looks pretty good on there too. Does that come with CV blades? I don't like having multiples of a pattern, but that one looks really good. I think I almost bought a cayenne bone model, but went with my chestnut bone SBJ instead.
 
Silenthunter: As far as I can remember are the cayenne bone not sold in CV steel, it should be stainless.
 
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