Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

[hartlogan]

Say, Smithhammer...who made that gorgeous knife? What kind of steel?

I believe that's made by Lon Humphrey, in 1084 steel and dark curly maple. It's a stunner!

 

[Will Power]

Cattaraugus Cutlery Co., Little Valley, N.Y., U.S.A., circa 1886 to 1963, cocobolo wood handled swell end jack, 3 1/4 inches closed. The blades have half stops and this one is still snappy. This ole knife has a look that is a little smaller, however, similar to the GEC 15 frame.

I like the swedging on the front and back side of the blades.

Not only one of the best knives on this thread, but an immensely beautiful shot: the silver, steel, the weathered grain and the knife handles give an unforgettable image. More like a painting in complexity! Congratulations all round, Will

 

[PCL]

Here's my only wooden one to date - Robeson

 

[Hammer67]

Say, Smithhammer...who made that gorgeous knife? What kind of steel?

I believe that's made by Lon Humphrey, in 1084 steel and dark curly maple. It's a stunner!

hartlogan nailed it. :thumbup:

Btw, I wonder why you never see slipjoints made with dcm?

 

[Modoc ED]

Case 4 1/8" SS 1199 SHR Whaler knife (1965-1969 manufacture.

 

[pmew]

I was carrying it anyway, but I had forgotten it was Wednesday!

 

[Primble]

My favorite Charlow this Wednesday:

 

[Primble]

I was carrying it anyway, but I had forgotten it was Wednesday!

Nice wood on that Queen and a nice photo of it to boot!!:thumbup:

 

[ROOKnine]

Here's an old Kabar I use around the farm

 

[Peregrin]

Here's a Coombs B&T with some nice Cocobolo. The blade is 01.

 

[MuleHead]

Wow I like that! What is it?

 

[black mamba]

I've got the big Queen #49 in zebrawood today.

 

[Flint Hills]

I really enjoy the look and feel of this Ebony.

 

[hartlogan]

I can't photograph my walnut as well as Primble, but I decided to go all in for Wooden Wednesday.

image by hartlogan, on Flickr

 

[arizonaranchman]

I can't photograph my wood err, walnut as well as Primble, but I decided to go all in for Wooden Wednesday.

image by hartlogan, on Flickr

Nice! Which model Bark River is that larger one?

 

[hartlogan]

It's the City Knife. I was on the fence for a long time before I decided to try it out. I picked up a used micarta version extremely cheap, gave it a shot and loved it, and then resold it to pay for this one.

 

[ScottK]

I'm carrying a nice old KABAR TL-29 with well aged wood (ebony?) handles today.

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[Markesharp]

I am carrying my old Keen Kutter in Ebony.

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Note: The CAD drawing is for my knife anvil that I made.

 

[Will Power]

Walnut lockback Laguiole

 

[MerryMadMonk]

An old Ulster lockback hunter

A Hartford Cutlery Swell End Jack about which I know little to nothing... except that it is a very solid knife

The stamp on reverse tang of the master blade is only visible when the blade is at half-stop.