What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[deltaboy]

S&W Boot knife!

 

[Pt-Luso]

And now to end the night in beauty a good owl beer accompanied by my everyday knife!

 

[MBeckett]

The mighty TL-29 assisted me well today with some electrical work.

 

[flatblackcapo]

Oops.

 

[Northwestcut]

Oops.

Knife needed a pick me up?

 

[5K Qs]

I enjoyed the green "seasonal" knives posted by Ron, Stuart, Northwestcut , @LastRodeo, Pt-Luso , and Shawn!!!

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day

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As long as I’m able I’ll never go through a Saint Patrick’s Day without Totin this 56 BEJ Protoype Spring Green Jig Bone, for at least part of the day. It was a gift and my introduction to a truly great person and a wonderful friend! We miss you Bob!

Wonderful sentiments, Ron!

In honor of Saint Patrick, I will raise a toast (or two) in his name and carry these two around with me today. Sláinte mhaith!

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- Stuart

That top one is fantastic, Stuart!

To a long life and a merry one. Quick death and an easy one. A pretty girl and an honest one. A cold pint and another one!

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Cool toasts, sir, and an astounding congress!

St. Pattys acrylic. Happy Saturday!

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Green goodness, Mike!

Saint Patrick's Lambsfoot...

Don't see many posts with the green jigged bone lambsfoot; I like it!!

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

Good to see that fancy little canoe again, Shawn!

Just got this one yesterday so it's in my pocket today.
Ulster Knife Co.

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Fabulous find, Steve! Congrats on the new Ulster!

Working outside today and carrying this big Western . This is just a heck of a knife . A little LARGE , but it is a very well built knife .
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Harry

I am going to carry these 2 today . A little GEC 06 Pemberton that I purchased at the GEC Rendezvous last year and a Hartkoph that I purchased last year right after we went through this castle in Germany . I associate some of my knives with where I got them or what I carried at the time ....

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Harry

Huge Western, and huge castle, Harry!! The pile side stag on your Hartkopf is "right up my alley", too!

...New to me Case/Bose Coffin Jack.. took a chance on this two blade when I usually much prefer single blades... and man oh man was I pleasantly surprised! Just a fantastic knife all around.

Congrats on the stunning coffin jack, Drew!

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

Thanks, Stuart. I think I posted every green knife I have.

SKDD...Same Knife Different Day...

Looking good! Still on a "consecutive days carried" streak, Frank??

Thanks for the kind words a chara, outstandingly verdant collection
...Hope everyone has a great post-St Patrick's Day Sunday

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Thanks, Jack. Superb Sunday selection; speaking of verdant, that photo of your 66 sure is!

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.

Incredibly handsome knife, Will!! I've been seriously "researching" Case teardrops recently: 1 blade vs. 2 blades, wharncliffe vs. spear, TruSharp vs. CV. I was leaning toward the chestnut jigged bone, and I think you pushed me over the edge! (I'm surprised that you use that carbon blade for garlic; aren't you usually quite emphatic about the bad tastes imparted to food by carbon steel?)

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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.......

Here's a view of my dogs' snow maze in the backyard a month ago, donn; is this what you like?? I'm happier with the bare ground there today!

View attachment 870355 Totin' some vintage Case XX again today. Enjoy your Sunday everyone! -Lance

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The Fort You made a good Case for my daily selection today- a Case cattle knife from 1920-1940 and a muskrat from 1976:

- Stuart

Versatile variety of vibrant vintage Case knives, Lance and Stuart!

Thanks, Gary. It is a great knife. It looks like you had a very green knife St. Patrick's Day.

Today, I carried my favorite Barlow again. Spring really is not quite here yet.

Thanks, Dean. Frosty cool pic of your Thrillingly Crimson Barlow!

Thank you very much, GT!
It's the Willamette Whittler, with the pen blade secondary. It's just a treat to carry!
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Thanks for the pics of that admirable stag whittler, mitch!! But, I'm a little behind, and was actually asking about your pearl Cuttin' Horse!

CF & CE my Chamblin WT while watching Syracuse vs Michigan. Go Orange!
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Desirable knife, Gary , but VERY undesirable result to that Syracuse/Michigan State game, IMHO! (Michigan's still in after their Saturday night "miracle". )

I'm ready for the weekend to be over, so I can get some rest.
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I can relate, r8shell! I work just as hard on the weekend (Saturdays, at least) as during the week, and it's usually tasks I enjoy less than my weekday work!

And now to end the night in beauty a good owl beer accompanied by my everyday knife!
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Splendid stag 73 and striking owl face bottle cap, Senhor Pinto!

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A little oxhorn Lambsfoot for me today.

Oops.

Love the "fade-to-black" covers on that lambsfoot, FBC! And I admire your adventurous cover-dyeing experiments!

Like the poor, these are always with me:

- GT

 

[paulhilborn]

A recent arrival for me. I had several early Bulldog Brand knives in the past and sold them. I had a few Sowbellys from their tobacco series of knives. They were EXCELLENT knives as is this two blade Jack Great Stag covers, solid blades, matchstrike pulls, Bulldog shield and great fit and finish. Well sort of? I don't remember my other Bulldogs having raised pins? ALL the pins are noticeably raised, yet nicely doomed and quite smooth The Stag covers scream German cutlery as the shoulders swell from the bolster. It fills the hand perfectly however

 

[TheFactor]

 

[The Fort]

Versatile variety of vibrant vintage Case knives, Lance and Stuart!

Thanks Gary!

 

[The Fort]

A recent arrival for me. I had several early Bulldog Brand knives in the past and sold them. I had a few Sowbellys from their tobacco series of knives. They were EXCELLENT knives as is this two blade Jack Great Stag covers, solid blades, matchstrike pulls, Bulldog shield and great fit and finish. Well sort of? I don't remember my other Bulldogs having raised pins? ALL the pins are noticeably raised, yet nicely doomed and quite smooth The Stag covers scream German cutlery as the shoulders swell from the bolster. It fills the hand perfectly however

Very nice, Paul! Is that similar in size to a GEC 73?

 

[Peregrin]

Desirable knife, Gary , but VERY undesirable result to that Syracuse/Michigan State game, IMHO! (Michigan's still in after their Saturday night "miracle". )

Thanks, Gary. Although I beg to differ on today's game results.
Nice selection of steel to accompany you on your daily adventures!

 

[black mamba]

Beautiful Bulldog jack, Paul.

 

[paulhilborn]

Very nice, Paul! Is that similar in size to a GEC 73?

Thanks Lance, it's the size of the 15 frame, it's a great size to carry

 

[paulhilborn]

Beautiful Bulldog jack, Paul.

Thanks Jeff. I'm liking this one alot

 

[mitch4ging]

Thanks for the pics of that admirable stag whittler, mitch!! But, I'm a little behind, and was actually asking about your pearl Cuttin' Horse!

Well I guess I should have viewed the attachment link before responding! Or drank more coffee first!

Yes sir, it's a three blade Stockman setup.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Oops.

Foaming bubbles bathroom cleaner? I thought we are supposed to use Flitz?

 

[TheFactor]

Foaming bubbles bathroom cleaner? I thought we are supposed to use Flitz?

That’s what you do when you run out of Flitz

 

[deltaboy]

RR STOCKMAN and a Honk Falls Stockman!

 

[flatblackcapo]

Lovely golden horn my friend

One day I will remember what the correct name for that horn. haha. I do love the horn on this one, thank you, my friend.

Knife needed a pick me up?

I think it knew it would get a good cleaning if it jumped in there.

Love the "fade-to-black" covers on that lambsfoot, FBC! And I admire your adventurous cover-dyeing experiments!

I didn't think of the dyeing, I should have left in there longer!

Foaming bubbles bathroom cleaner? I thought we are supposed to use Flitz?

This coffee might have been stronger that the bathroom cleaner.

It did get a good cleaning and oiling after.

 

[Duckdog]

That top one is fantastic, Stuart!

Thanks, GT. It's a Case G6345 1/2) cattle knife that was the NKCA annual knife for 1987.
- Stuart