What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[TheChunk91]

 

[Duckdog]

For Stagurday, a Stidham's Knives cigar whittler, based on the Case pattern 91. The blade selection would make it a stockman, in my mind, but both Stidham and Case dub it a whittler. Maybe it's the blade location (2 opposite the main).

- Stuart

 

[Jolipapa]

Ribs on!

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Yummy!

 

[SteveC]

 

[Gevonovich]

That Opinel is lookin' good! Did you char the handle?


Super knife, Gevo. What is it, Primble?


Thanks man.


Thanks, Gary. You are missing out if you haven't heard this wonderful record!


Got off too late for a pic so I will use a old one.

Yes sir and thank you !! Great photo and super knife !!

 

[Gevonovich]

For Stagurday, a Stidham's Knives cigar whittler, based on the Case pattern 91. The blade selection would make it a stockman, in my mind, but both Stidham and Case dub it a whittler. Maybe it's the blade location (2 opposite the main).

- Stuart

That knife is simply Spectacular, Stuart !!!!!!!!!!!!

Your photos always resonate with me

 

[Gevonovich]

The characters in this book are always using their pocket knives.

 

[Spencergarden]

My trusty 14 with my trusty TLA100.

 

[Jolipapa]

Saturday it's Cozido day at the Portuguese cantina (there's a lot more out of sight). Can't miss that!

 

[mitch4ging]

My trusty 14 with my trusty TLA100.

Nice x 2!!
Tubes make everything better!

 

[SV-97]

Made my first piece of leatherwork this week also carrying the slightly ridiculous whaler

 

[Gevonovich]

Saturday it's Cozido day at the Portuguese cantina (there's a lot more out of sight). Can't miss that!
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That food looks soooo good !!! I would join you in a heartbeat. Lovely sowbelly

 

[Duckdog]

That knife is simply Spectacular, Stuart !!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, Gev. I, too, like SteveC 's pictures (almost as much as I like the knives in them).
- Stuart

 

[Jolipapa]

That food looks soooo good !!! I would join you in a heartbeat. Lovely sowbelly

You're welcome! And it is a delight to use the Case Sowbelly!

 

[flatblackcapo]

The end to one of the most tragic and stressful weeks in my life...I had this #77 with me the whole time...it turned into a worry stone for me. My mother gave me the rooster stone....well because I have chickens...and it made me laugh.

Thanks, it definitely has gotten better. My family and close family friends (pretty much family) are starting to see some of the "small wins."

Good to hear that it is turning around for the better.

Char, steel wool, soak in oil. By the way, what a great looking knife you have!

Thank you, Betty ( the knife ) has turned it a favorite of mine.
You did a fine job, it looks great. I charred a MAM awhile back and I am still surprised as to how durable the char finish is.
After seeing yours, I think I will finally take the torch to my No. 6.

Yes sir and thank you !! Great photo and super knife !!

My old eyes could barely make out the "P" in the tang stamp, I think I need new glasses. I could see the fine jigging just fine, though. Would you call it a sowbelly trapper ?
Thanks for the complement, Gevo. I blame,and thank, all things Lambsfoot on Jack.

 

[Roscotanna]

I’m a good few pages behind, but I’ll look through when I get a chance...

My new #56 in Appaloosa for the last few days. Not sure if it’ll be a keeper or not yet. I didn’t get that ‘love-at-first-sight’ feeling I usually get with GEC. I’ll see if I warm to it.

 

[Lostball]

Although I will usually add another for pocket jewelry these two are with me all the time except when I'm at work. A Churchhill and the @Horsewright Cowboy can handle most any daily chore. Although with my new Stag 43 the Cowboy is going to have to share some time.

 

[Gevonovich]

My old eyes could barely make out the "P" in the tang stamp, I think I need new glasses. I could see the fine jigging just fine, though. Would you call it a sowbelly trapper ?
Thanks for the complement, Gevo. I blame,and thank, all things Lambsfoot on Jack.

Yes...the dreaded glasses...I'm fighting it with all my being. I'm already deaf. I think a sowbelly jack is a better tag ...it has a small clip blade.

 

[mitch4ging]

I’m a good few pages behind, but I’ll look through when I get a chance...

My new #56 in Appaloosa for the last few days. Not sure if it’ll be a keeper or not yet. I didn’t get that ‘love-at-first-sight’ feeling I usually get with GEC. I’ll see if I warm to it.

Love the Appaloosa! I got the stag, but still love the looks of the Appaloosa.

Did you make the slip? I like that!

 

[Gevonovich]

Although I will usually add another for pocket jewelry these two are with me all the time except when I'm at work. A Churchhill and the @Horsewright Cowboy can handle most any daily chore. Although with my new Stag 43 the Cowboy is going to have to share some time.View attachment 913182

That Cowboy is tremendous !! I need to get out a fixed blade to carry