What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

My trusty Spyderco Volpe special design by Gabriele Frati and Gianni Pauletta (also known as G&G design) C99P


Or my

Spyderco Citadel C119BK Push BUtton Automatic With Safety Been Discontinued For Several Years. Knife Is In Excellent and the opening Is Fast And Strong. Blade Is Tight. No Wiggles. 3 3/16" Black Coated Blade Is Made of CPMS30 V Premium Stainless Steel. Black Anodized Aluminum Machined Handle For Super Good Grip With Bi-Directional Texturing, a Lanyard Hole with a Black Reversible Pocket Clip.
 
Posterthief said:
My trusty Spyderco Volpe special design by Gabriele Frati and Gianni Pauletta (also known as G&G design) C99P


Or my

Spyderco Citadel C119BK Push BUtton Automatic With Safety Been Discontinued For Several Years. Knife Is In Excellent and the opening Is Fast And Strong. Blade Is Tight. No Wiggles. 3 3/16" Black Coated Blade Is Made of CPMS30 V Premium Stainless Steel. Black Anodized Aluminum Machined Handle For Super Good Grip With Bi-Directional Texturing, a Lanyard Hole with a Black Reversible Pocket Clip.
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Hi P Posterthief and Welcome to the forums. Glad to have you here.
The knives you mention would be right at home in the Spyderco sub-forum.
Here we focus on traditional classic patterns with old-school styling. Knives with thumb studs and pocket clips aren't a part of that genre and posted elsewhere on BF.
For "Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades" sub-forum guidelines, check out this link or other stickies on the sub-forum home page ...
Guidelines For The "Traditional Folders & Fixed Blades" Sub-Forum
Looking forward to seeing any traditional knives you might have or pick up in the future, and again, welcome aboard! :)
 
BrotherJim said:
Hi P Posterthief and Welcome to the forums. Glad to have you here.
The knives you mention would be right at home in the Spyderco sub-forum.
Here we focus on traditional classic patterns with old-school styling. Knives with thumb studs and pocket clips aren't a part of that genre and posted elsewhere on BF.
For "Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades" sub-forum guidelines, check out this link or other stickies on the sub-forum home page ...
Guidelines For The "Traditional Folders & Fixed Blades" Sub-Forum
Looking forward to seeing any traditional knives you might have or pick up in the future, and again, welcome aboard! :)
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My apologies I found the Spyderco for right after I posted this I hope you guys have a wonderful 4th even though it's the fifth where I am at the moment thank you for the newb correction!
 
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btb01 said:
That’s a shame. 🫤 My brother had the same sort of thing happen, insurance was going to drop them unless they replaced the original slate roof on their 1930s house.



Nice pair of clip points! :thumbsup:



Great looking knife! I keep hoping GEC will run that pattern again someday.



Nice trio of Lambs, Bob. :thumbsup::thumbsup:



Great pic of a great knife! :thumbsup:

Had these two with me quite a bit this past week. This is the first #81 from the most recent run that I’ve gotten around to carrying. It’s such a great knife!

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Thank you. ☺️
 
Debating with self ... "Which should I add to pocket with the Western? ... MAM non-locking friction folder? ... Guardians Lamb? ... Case Damascus Teardrop? ..."
Western is 1095. Mam is stainless. Lamb and Case are carbon steel.
What y'all think?
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(My 2 Watt LED "Edison" desk lamp bulb adds a yellow tint. The Case blade isn't rusty.)

EDIT 07/06:
Decided to alternate over the next 3 "days" starting with the Lamb.
 
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