Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[dc50]

Rules seem to be gray? Or intermittent, prehaps..you'd think I'd know after years of membership. I was lightly "checked" recently for mentioning a non supporting dealer..

On topic

This one sort of found me.. when answering a WTB/WTTF listing...Love and carry a #35 Hummingbird regularly..this is a welcomed addition.

Well done! Your photo came out great.

 

[Icky Thump]

Well done! Your photo came out great.

Thanks!

 

[315]

Thanks to JohnDF I now have all 4 from the 77 run. I initially was just looking for a solid Barlow knife I liked but....well, you guys know the rest. I really need another knife like I need a hole in my head!!!

 

[joeradza]

Two GEC's. A 35 ebony Churchill and a lightly used 33 Conductor in jigged red bone (a little redder since it bit me twice already).
Thanks for the incentive Hsrry Old Engineer I'll get more photos because the red jigging is Real purty.

 

[bralexander]

Does a traditional multi tool count? I just picked this up from a thrift shop and replaced my mini pry bar with it on my keychain. We'll see how it works out!

 

[willc]

Just got a 2 blade 73 GEC from 2007.
This has a nice strong pull and the walk and talk is fantastic.
The only thing lacking was that it had a very obtuse angle and wasn't the sharpest thing out of the tube.
I got it sharpened up to about 15 degrees and it is a fine slicer now.

 

[JohnDF]

Thanks to JohnDF I now have all 4 from the 77 run. I initially was just looking for a solid Barlow knife I liked but....well, you guys know the rest. I really need another knife like I need a hole in my head!!!

Awesome, glad you like it. Now we need to see a picture with all of them together

 

[Jathes]

Case Large Stockman with jigged blue synthetic covers and as ground blades.

Tidioute Micarta 44

 

[Old Engineer]

Finally got my Northfield 44 Jigged Autumn Bone can find absolutely nothing to complain about with it . I wish it was longer , but I new the length of it when I ordered it . Like it a lot !!!


It matches up in color and Jigging with these ;


Harry

 

[joeradza]

Northfield 44 Buffalo Jack in Cocobolo with satin blades. Well worth the wait.

 

[waverave]

Northfield 44 Buffalo Jack in Cocobolo with satin blades. Well worth the wait.
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Looks great! Would you mind if I shared your photo with others outside this forum who are asking what the satin finish cocobolos look like?

Edit - nevermind you are in the same groups I see or someone else already copied your photo

 

[joeradza]

Looks great! Would you mind if I shared your photo with others outside this forum who are asking what the satin finish cocobolos look like?

Be my guest. I just edited the photo, this one is a little brighter.

 

[TheChunk91]

Two GEC's. A 35 ebony Churchill and a lightly used 33 Conductor in jigged red bone (a little redder since it bit me twice already).
Thanks for the incentive Hsrry Old Engineer I'll get more photos because the red jigging is Real purty.
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The 33 is fine, fine, fine. Blood red is probably my favorite color that gec does with bone.

 

[d.r.h.]

Got this nice little custom in today. It's by Chris Crawford (Saltillo, Mississippi). It's a small one, with a 2.375" CPM-154 blade. Makes for a very comfortable carry.

 

[TheChunk91]

A few months ago I came upon a camillus 70 cattle knife with sad, shrunken handles but the blades were about as good as it gets and still had the factory edge. I had yet to own an ebony cattle knife and I knew it was the perfect candidate as soon as I saw it.

So I sent it to @glennbad and he did a BEAUTIFUL job putting on dark ebony using the original shield.

 

[Hickory n steel]

I was just gifted this TAYLOR 12OT pal, and I really cannot fault it one bit as a knife.
I'm not big on it being made in China or the less attractive delrin color compared to an original OT, but the F&F and the W&T are excellent.
I'd never think it was made in China if I didn't already know.

I'll put it in my pocket some time this week and see how I like it.
It came in a gift tin with a 62OT and a 71OT, but those are staying in the display tin as intended since this is the only one that really spoke to me as a potential user.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

I was just gifted this TAYLOR 12OT pal, and I really cannot fault it one bit as a knife.
I'm not big on it being made in China or the less attractive delrin color compared to an original OT, but the F&F and the W&T are excellent.
I'd never think it was made in China if I didn't already know.

I'll put it in my pocket some time this week and see how I like it.
It came in a gift tin with a 62OT and a 71OT, but those are staying in the display tin as intended since this is the only one that really spoke to me as a potential user.

I got one in a 2 knife deal from Wal-Mart with a 95OT for 20 bucks. Both are great, yeah I wish to Schrade was still a wholly US company, but for a good user working knife these are really good imho. However I found the pal just a bit to tiny for myself. I gave mine to my boss and she loves it.

 

[singin50]

These 2 arrived today! 14s both!

 

[Hickory n steel]

I got one in a 2 knife deal from Wal-Mart with a 95OT for 20 bucks. Both are great, yeah I wish to Schrade was still a wholly US company, but for a good user working knife these are really good imho. However I found the pal just a bit to tiny for myself. I gave mine to my boss and she loves it.

I don't mind the size at all to accompay any larger single bladed knife I may be carrying.

 

[joeradza]

singin50 I'm holding out on purchasing any of the 14's and you're not helping Perry. You make them look amazing.