What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[RDaneel]

Always a joy to see that one, Dean! (Kind of political, though. )

My miscellaneous knife this week is a Zorro Barlow:

- GT

Thanks, Gary! A Peanut and Zorro. (Do you suppose Zorro ate peanuts?)

Beautiful carries, Jack.

 

[Emspop]

So many amazing knives from such great folks grace these pages there is just no way I can keep up!

Great knives everyone.
I’m sure my carry today will surprise no one and bore everyone but...my favorite example of my favorite version of my favorite knive...
Cami made Buck 303 with the sheeps level with the clip when closed. I really feel it’s the perfect pocket knife.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Nice.
That Kalevala sheath looks like it might be relatively easy to make. (I mean the upper one, if I got the name wrong.) But I like the compactness of the sewn-up-the-back ones.

Thank you very much "scrteened porch", for appreciating my knives.

 

[Jack Black]

Beautiful carries, Jack.

Thanks Dean, the same to you my friend, and that's a cool pic

 

[Jack Black]

Early start for me tomorrow, but I'll have these two with me

 

[Old Engineer]

Some of these are some older pictures but I was carrying these 2 TEW's today .
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[screened porch]

I went a little overboard. (first sunlit pic of the lambsfoot!)

 

[oldtymer]

I went a little overboard. (first sunlit pic of the lambsfoot!)

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Naaahh!

 

[SVTFreak]

Needed to oil up some of my carbon steel so decided to carry it today before I did.

 

[btb01]

These two just seemed right today!

Those look great together, Ron!

And now for something completely different. I pulled this bullet end jack out of the archives today. It literally begged me to be let out of its tube and carried. I’d forgotten what a handle little knife this is. It deserves far more pocket time than it gets.

Very nice, Buzz! It's always fun to pull one from the archives.

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Love the swedge, match-striker long pull and jigging on that one, Alan! Beautiful knife!

I'm carrying this clip-point TC today.

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks Dean, the same to you my friend, and that's a cool pic

Thanks, Jack!

 

[fishinfs]

View attachment 786837 View attachment 786839 So many amazing knives from such great folks grace these pages there is just no way I can keep up!

Great knives everyone.
I’m sure my carry today will surprise no one and bore everyone but...my favorite example of my favorite version of my favorite knive...
Cami made Buck 303 with the sheeps level with the clip when closed. I really feel it’s the perfect pocket knife.

Emspop - did you have to 'tweak' the kick to get the sheepsfoot level?

 

[Emspop]

Emspop - did you have to 'tweak' the kick to get the sheepsfoot level?

I bought this one like is. It looks to me that it’s had a bit of file work on the back of the sheeps spine and maybe I tiny tweak on the kick.
The mid 70’s cami versions seem to have had a lower sitting sheeps to start with so these small touches go a long way.

 

[tmd_87]

These two... extremely impressed with this pony Jack! Glad I picked it up.

 

[Cutfinger]

These two... extremely impressed with this pony Jack! Glad I picked it up.

That pony Jack (all steel construction) tmd_87, sure looks like a solid user, sleek and graceful too. I would be tickled pink if GEC did another run of those. Spear and pen please! I prefer the spear but wow, I have to admit that that clip is fantastic.
Michael

 

[tmd_87]

That pony Jack (all steel construction) tmd_87, sure looks like a solid user, sleek and graceful too. I would be tickled pink if GEC did another run of those. Spear and pen please! I prefer the spear but wow, I have to admit that that clip is fantastic.
Michael

I'd definitely be in on a run of pony's!!! I am a clip point fan so I would be even more in. But this knife has surprisingly caught me off guard as to how much I like it.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[Signalprick]

My World Series watching companions.

 

[Travman]

 

[Ramrodmb]

Yes, I had thought bits too, and that may in fact be the answer. But, it is not satisfying, because if you open the lid to grab another tool, what falls off? The bits. Hope your friends can shed some light.

It looks like it had another piece of wood hinged to the top to cover the bits. Kept the paint looking newer under it as well. i wonder if evidence of an old latch is under the ruler?

Carrying this today