What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Aias]

Home today... let's see if I can get a little reading done...

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Terrific knives everyone!

I carried these two today.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

 

[JOELSM]

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[AShearer]

Great post Kenspen!

 

[RDaneel]

Carrying a Case Mini Trapper today, shown here in a fencepost photo a la Jack Black.

Gorgeous bone, Barrett!

Vintage Bottle Caps and Marbles

Nice, Gev! :thumbup: Oh, and those knife thingies are pretty cool, too! (especially Mark's masterpiece)


I've carried my favorite for the last two days.



And as a point of interest, I came across this Osage Orange tree yesterday. I talked to a wood worker while at this tree; he mentioned how hard the wood is and difficult to work.

 

[pertinux]

Stripes, today:

(No, I don't iron, and no need to feign surprise. )

~ P.

 

[Playboyjoe Joe]

Pile side

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[tonystl]

 

[KBA]

G.L. Drew Lightweight & Northfield 73

 

[Aias]

Brett, nice looking fixed blade... it reminds me of a Humphrey Brute de Forge, but--though I'm not certain--made of thinner stock. Can you tell a little more about it? Very nice.

 

[KBA]

Brett, nice looking fixed blade... it reminds me of a Humphrey Brute de Forge, but--though I'm not certain--made of thinner stock. Can you tell a little more about it? Very nice.

Appreciate that my friend. It is the first knife I bought off the exchange and the one that kept me hanging around.

Forged from 3/32 52100 steel
Stabilized ash burl handle
Overall length: 7 3/8 inches
Blade: 3 1/2 inches
Twisted Lanyard

 

[Cambertree]

^ You really picked out some good ones Chin! That stag looks great :thumbup:

Cheers Jack. If the ones I handpicked are representative of Wright's recent output, this bodes well for them, I think. The C70 carbon bladesteel takes a good keen edge, and dabbing a tiny amount of 1 micron diamond lapping paste with a syringe into some of the action areas and working it open and closed a few times, smoothed out the feel of the walk 'n' talk nicely.

I'm very happy with them. The ebony Lambsfoot is with me today.

 

[Half/Stop]

I changed it up some today with this Natural Bone Wharncliffe Copperhead

 

[SVTFreak]

Home today... let's see if I can get a little reading done...

The knife is nice, but please tell me about the hat!

 

[dpowers311]

Nice TC.

Osage is easier to work with when it is first cut or you have good sharp tools.

Dave

Gorgeous bone, Barrett!



Nice, Gev! :thumbup: Oh, and those knife thingies are pretty cool, too! (especially Mark's masterpiece)




And as a point of interest, I came across this Osage Orange tree yesterday. I talked to a wood worker while at this tree; he mentioned how hard the wood is and difficult to work.

 

[freekboi]

The knife is nice, but please tell me about the hat!

I agree, that hat looks like it's got some stories to tell.

 

[Gevonovich]

Nice, Gev! :thumbup: Oh, and those knife thingies are pretty cool, too! (especially Mark's masterpiece)


I've carried my favorite for the last two days.



And as a point of interest, I came across this Osage Orange tree yesterday. I talked to a wood worker while at this tree; he mentioned how hard the wood is and difficult to work.

A piece of Candy, Dean! I see why it deserves your pocket and affection. A venerable old tree and thanks for the look.

A fine pair indeed!

G.L. Drew Lightweight & Northfield 73

I always enjoy seeing your Drew, Brett. A fine edc for certain. I love its old world look.

Harry

Where is Harry today ?

 

[Aias]

Appreciate that my friend. It is the first knife I bought off the exchange and the one that kept me hanging around.

Forged from 3/32 52100 steel
Stabilized ash burl handle
Overall length: 7 3/8 inches
Blade: 3 1/2 inches
Twisted Lanyard

Thanks my friend... indeed it is a sweet knife. Just the perfect size to make daily cutting tasks little pleasures!

 

[Aias]

The knife is nice, but please tell me about the hat!

SVTFreak and freekboi, thanks! The hat is a Dorfman Pacific, waxed cotton and though it came a little weathered, I have worn it on every hike, in every rainstorm, it has been to the mountains and high desert, and has held up great. It also still smells a little like 60 pounds of roast pork:

 

[Knife freaky]

As if the Indiana Jones hat isn't cool enough it smells like pork!!! Your livin the life my friend![emoji16][emoji1303]

Daniel.


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