What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sitflyer]

just gave this one a ride on the stones, and tossed it into the pocket for a trial run, could be there for a couple days, or a couple months...time will tell

 

[TheFactor]

Some NorthWoods Mammoth Ivory

 

[jwb01]

All three blades are now screaming sharp.

 

[The Fort]

All three blades are now screaming sharp.

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Spectacular knife! Love the bone on that one! -Lance

 

[solphilos]

Been on a Vic kick lately, and today it's the Woodsman in pocket.

 

[5K Qs]

Case Barehead Jack today

Fetching Case and first-class photo, Steve!

Hittin'er hard today!
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Memorable knife, Jason! Good to see you picked Purdue. I had Purdue meeting Virginia in the finals; I guess Purdue is now a lock to win it all!

That's a pretty cute peanut in the locket Gary

Thanks, Paul; I'll tell her you said that. That pic is probably about 29 years old, before all her dark "birth hair" fell out and came back in blond as can be!

Just when I get congratulated for being committed I find myself outside with another!
Nice choices, Gary!

Thanks, Gary. The bone on the Halfrich in your hand is exhilarating , but that snow at your feet is NOT!

Thank you, GT. I had you in mind with those spear mains. With the aluminum frames, even the two blade knives are relatively light in hand and pocket. (SIDE NOTE: The slightly older version with the paper tab does not have the patent numbers on the mark side tang as does the younger one, rather it has a PENDING stamp on the pile side.)

That muskrat is my kind of knife with two long sleek mains. The beautiful bolsters are a bonus, to boot.
- Stuart

Thanks, Stuart, for the "muskrat love" and for the spearpoint Queen barlows.

My carries today, by the numbers: Buck 110 and Queen 31.

- Stuart

Inspired pair, Stuart.

Thanks. It was my first custom, the stag, the size, pattern and blade shape.

Thanks for "counting the ways", Alan; quite a testimonial!

Carrying my Boker Tree Brand Barlow and the Mini Sodbuster from the Never Ending GAW today.

I like that red/black combination of classics, Joshua!

Thank you so much, GT! Though I am sure I am technically far too young to know what your are referring to, I am not at all unfamiliar with the piece. Not only did I have to learn some of it on the violin, but my folks were big fans and would play it now and then. I always enjoy seeing your Spanish knives, your daughter has great taste.


I am carrying a couple of Ebony beauties today.

Your reply is music to my ears, Dylan. That dark duo is dynamite!!

Thanks for the kind words my friend, your daughter has great taste
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Nice knives GT, especially the one your daughter gave you !

Dylan and Jack and Steve, your comments about my kid make me a proud papa!

Thanks Gary! I can’t decide whether to call it a Barfoot or a Lamblow!! But I like it.
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Can't go wrong with either of those choices, Ron!

Enjoying a sunshine break between rain showers.

Cool photo, Greg! (But it took me a minute to figure out what I was looking at. )

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Sweet knife, @bonzodog ! Are the handles horn? Sure looks like micarta!!

More Bulldog "Cuttin' Horse"
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That's a striking knife, @mitch4ging ! What blade combination does it have? Standard stockman trio?

Am carrying these today around the house .

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Was not doing much . Just waiting around for these to come in .

Harry

Scarlet-o-rama, Harry! The sawcut Barlows are splendid, and so are the French Kates. (But I'm apparently ready for spring, and baseball - my first thought on seeing the bottom photo was "Cincinnati Redlegs" - remember when the Reds were called that?)

...Have a great weekend folks

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Stand-out stag, Jack!!

Thank you, Gary! I don't usually get compliments on the Huckleberry.
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That's hard to believe, Dean; IMHO it's a very desirable knife!

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I will be totin’ the Mudbug this weekend.
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5K Qs Thank you for the compliments on my Lloyd GT. I am not living large, just spending large. Luckily, my wife thinks all knives cost less than $100, so, when I pull out a Lloyd, she just thinks it is another knife! And to answer your question, we just have one dog. But we have two grand dogs that spend a lot of time with us. And two neighbor dogs that come over quite frequently!
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Marvelous Mudbug (and pics thereof), Leslie! And thanks for addressing the "large living" and "canine census" issues I brought up!

Happy Friday!

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Oops- I missed Friday.
Happy Saturday!

Unbeatable trio, Jeff; K-nives and K-nine!

Still St. Patrick's Day, I guess, so here's a green Imperial Ireland trapper (thanks, Dave)

a green Girl Scout knife

a green Hen & Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will)

and a green Irish-themed Rough Rider canoe

- GT

 

[jwb01]

Spectacular knife! Love the bone on that one! -Lance

Thanks Lance! Case did good on these.

 

[picturerock]

A nice Queen City Bone 2 Blade Stockman I'm lugging around, with a cute little no name green apple meerschaum. It's March Meer Madness, after all.

 

[Jathes]

My green for St. Patrick's day:

 

[flatblackcapo]

Glow in the dark Queen? Cool!

Thanks, Rachael. It is EDCF forum knife, built on the #26 small stockman frame.

A little oxhorn Lambsfoot for me today.

 

[Wurrwulf]

Terrible, low-light cell phone picture of my green Peanut and green Baby Butterbean on a pile of crawfish and fixins.

 

[oldtymer]

I can't read the stamp. What is that? its lovely

Marshall-Wells , made in Germany around the mid 60's

 

[Duckdog]

Thanks, Stuart, for the "muskrat love" and for the spearpoint Queen barlows.

Inspired pair, Stuart.

You are very welcome and thank you in return, GT. Loved your gathered green goodies (especially the captivating canoes).
- Stuart

 

[knarfeng]

SKDD...Same Knife Different Day...

 

[Jack Black]

Dylan and Jack and Steve, your comments about my kid make me a proud papa!


Can't go wrong with either of those choices, Ron!


Cool photo, Greg! (But it took me a minute to figure out what I was looking at. )


Sweet knife, @bonzodog ! Are the handles horn? Sure looks like micarta!!


That's a striking knife, @mitch4ging ! What blade combination does it have? Standard stockman trio?


Scarlet-o-rama, Harry! The sawcut Barlows are splendid, and so are the French Kates. (But I'm apparently ready for spring, and baseball - my first thought on seeing the bottom photo was "Cincinnati Redlegs" - remember when the Reds were called that?)


Stand-out stag, Jack!!


That's hard to believe, Dean; IMHO it's a very desirable knife!


Marvelous Mudbug (and pics thereof), Leslie! And thanks for addressing the "large living" and "canine census" issues I brought up!


Unbeatable trio, Jeff; K-nives and K-nine!

Still St. Patrick's Day, I guess, so here's a green Imperial Ireland trapper (thanks, Dave)

a green Girl Scout knife

a green Hen & Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will)

and a green Irish-themed Rough Rider canoe

- GT

Thanks for the kind words a chara, outstandingly verdant collection

A little oxhorn Lambsfoot for me today.

Lovely golden horn my friend

Hope everyone has a great post-St Patrick's Day Sunday

 

[Will Power]

I use garlic a lot in my cooking but for some reason I dislike garlic-crushers, I think they make the garlic taste bitter, then there's the cleaning hell Instead, I prefer to use a very sharp small knife to slice the garlic thinly as possible. This CASE Teardrop with Wharncliffe cv blade works supremely at the task It's getting some colour these days and is no longer pristine like this, a really well-made knife too.

 

[Ramrodmb]

Carrying the 25 drop point on a little hike. Glad to see spring trying to happen!

 

[Jack Black]

I use garlic a lot in my cooking but for some reason I dislike garlic-crushers, I think they make the garlic taste bitter, then there's the cleaning hell Instead, I prefer to use a very sharp small knife to slice the garlic thinly as possible. This CASE Teardrop with Wharncliffe cv blade works supremely at the task It's getting some colour these days and is no longer pristine like this, a really well-made knife too.

Same here Will, horrible things Nice knife

Carrying the 25 drop point on a little hike. Glad to see spring trying to happen!

Hope you had a great hike Mark I wish spring would try a bit harder in the UK, it's thick with snow outside today!

 

[Ramrodmb]

Thanks, Jack! It was great to be out. We are a good 20 degrees below normal still, but I feel it coming! Hoping it warms up for you, soon!

 

[donn]

Carrying the 25 drop point on a little hike. Glad to see spring trying to happen!

For some reason that "looks" warm Hope you enjoyed ya hike

Hope you had a great hike Mark I wish spring would try a bit harder in the UK, it's thick with snow outside today!

I actually really like this weather. I look forward to winter and I pine like a puppy missing it's owner when it passes. Maybe I'm actually from Narnia....

And just a little reminder that apparently "meteorological spring" is actually completely made up
The Bronte Bridge, above Haworth yesterday.