What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[A.L.]

Anyone else love Mexican Pepsi's? They are magical.

Never tried but I do love jarritos

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, it's great to see those two stunners again, something about the angle of that Rope Knife blade really hits the spot for me

Thank you very much, Jack!!! It's a bit of a slicer and a bit of a chopper.

 

[Jack Black]

Carrying my 2018 Guardians SFO in ebony today, seen here in its younger days, and a Random Tuesday Gerlach knife from Poland

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with A.Wright & Son Lambsfoot (Guardians 18) in Ebony wood.

 

[Will Power]

 

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day.

 

[spritt3293]

 

[mcc850]

Morning porch friends. Sorry I haven’t been posting many pics lately. Been getting settled into my new job, which I am enjoying. Yesterday’s carry was the bloodwood 38 English whittler- one of my favorites. Today is the 74 mustang dressed up in stag. The 74 might be the ideal size/blade combo for me. I grab the 74 and 38 probably the most often.

 

[sbh06]

High School football is a lot of fun to watch, except for the badly behaved parents that take it too seriously.

Disappointingly, that statement can be made for nearly all sports that kids are involved in today. There are plenty of videos out there showing poor parent behavior at kids sporting events.

Morning porch friends. Sorry I haven’t been posting many pics lately. Been getting settled into my new job, which I am enjoying. Yesterday’s carry was the bloodwood 38 English whittler- one of my favorites. Today is the 74 mustang dressed up in stag. The 74 might be the ideal size/blade combo for me. I grab the 74 and 38 probably the most often.

Congrats on the new job, hopefully that enjoyment is long term. I agree with your sentiments completely on the 74. SInce I got my burlap micarta version earlier this year it has become my favorite (and most carried) knife, including today.

 

[Travman]

 

[Old Hunter]

For today, two-blade Tuesday, a Case 35 pattern capped jack. OH

 

[screened porch]

I had to choose between poorly framed and poorly focussed. (This is poorly framed.)

 

[Just Tom.]

I didn’t have a white plate, but you get the idea…

 

[JohnDF]

I’m more of a one and done type for a run.

Me too. I see no reason to have many copies of the same knife.

Nothing better than a good piece of Ebony.

Gorgeous re-handle.

Disappointingly, that statement can be made for nearly all sports that kids are involved in today. There are plenty of videos out there showing poor parent behavior at kids sporting events.

My son lost his starting position in pee wee football one year because of parents lobbying for their own children.
I kept my mouth shut and explained to my son that it's up to him to earn his own spot, I won't be talking to the coaches.
No problem, he went and played for another team and had the time of his life... and his old coaches would always ask me, "Why did we cut him?"

 

[Raku]

 

[JohnDF]

Going with a couple of all-time favorites today...

 

[mcc850]

Disappointingly, that statement can be made for nearly all sports that kids are involved in today. There are plenty of videos out there showing poor parent behavior at kids sporting events.

Congrats on the new job, hopefully that enjoyment is long term. I agree with your sentiments completely on the 74. SInce I got my burlap micarta version earlier this year it has become my favorite (and most carried) knife, including today.

Thanks! The burlap looks great on the 74s. Such great users

 

[seas165]

These ones today. Have a good day!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

6254 Case XX from 1981 with a Peabody Coal Co. blade etch for Trapper Tuesday.
The sedum is blooming. Grandma called it Live Forever, which is accurate. These are from divisions off plants 60 or more years old. Just take your spade and stab out a chunk of root, stick it in the ground where you want some more. And unlike a lot of hardy perennials, this one will not spread like crazy and take over. Where you stick a chunk of root, it will establish a nice clump, but it stays put.A welcome inhabitant in my garden.
My current “Favorite Knife” with the walking stick/cudgel I made using a brass harness hame on red elm. Inspired by and instigated by Harry Old Engineer who has made and given away a few of these.
Harry should be getting home today from the hospital with his new knee, so hopefully he’ll be posting again soon.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

These ones today. Have a good day!View attachment 1644541

Three great ones!