What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[RDaneel]

A Montgomery Ward & Co. (by Utica?) stockman from 1937-1950.

No special reason for totin' it today; it was the first to my hand this morning

- Stuart

All around great knife, Stuart. The bone jigging is superb, the condition is top-notch and the file work completes the package. I have an Ulster Dwight Divine & Sons Scout that has the same kind of file work.

 

[MBeckett]

From the Exchange. 10 Dot (1980) Whaler with Walnut Covers.
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Wow! That's a beauty!

 

[mitch4ging]

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Wow, what a wonderful knife and picture!

 

[mitch4ging]

Traveling with this little I*XL

 

[joeradza]

Wow, what a wonderful knife and picture!

Thank you. Sometimes everything comes together.

 

[BladeCommander]

Little 3.5" Imperial Stockman to cut my fruit at lunch today.

 

[RDaneel]

Well, I was required to tote and haul mulch from the store today. I felt my Ulster Barlow aka number 10 was the best knife for this situation.

 

[Jack Black]

Traveling with this little I*XL

Nice IXL Sleeveboard Mitch

Well, I was required to tote and haul mulch from the store today. I felt my Ulster Barlow aka number 10 was the best knife for this situation.

Always great to see that one Dean

 

[singin50]

After carrying my various Boys chain knives, I thought it was time to kick it back to a #78 Tortoise today.
Gator snapper!

 

[Gevonovich]

OVB ( Our Very Best ) trademark of HSB ( Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett... a hardware company ) , probably made by Camillus. A crown jack that looks to have been carried with a grin I know it brings one on for me. Mark.....May those old top cutlers that were surely chosen to craft this knife be looking down on you with a smile

Thank you, Marko

 

[Will Power]

A Montgomery Ward & Co. (by Utica?) stockman from 1937-1950.

No special reason for totin' it today; it was the first to my hand this morning

- Stuart

Truly remarkable

Despite having all those blades they lie low, very pretty bone jigging and colour- I like those light toffee colours you don't see that much on new knives more's the pity. Then all steel or nickel silver construction with the coined bolsters as whipped cream Fine knife, we're lucky to see it and you're not so unlucky to own it either

Thanks, Will

 

[SteveC]

 

[SteveC]

A Montgomery Ward & Co. (by Utica?) stockman from 1937-1950.

No special reason for totin' it today; it was the first to my hand this morning

- Stuart

Another beauty Stuart ! Interesting punch design

 

[kenspen]

“Sunny” Monday.

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[RDaneel]

Always great to see that one Dean

Thanks, Jack!

OVB ( Our Very Best ) trademark of HSB ( Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett... a hardware company ) , probably made by Camillus. A crown jack that looks to have been carried with a grin I know it brings one on for me. Mark.....May those old top cutlers that were surely chosen to craft this knife be looking down on you with a smile

Thank you, Marko

Very nice, Gev. Crafted with pride no doubt.

 

[mitch4ging]

Nice IXL Sleeveboard Mitch

Thank you very much.
Its one of my favorites, a real treat to carry.

 

[boykinlp]

Have a great week!

What, no red Rolex, John?
Larry

 

[Icky Thump]

Winchester BB Coffin Jack

 

[Old Engineer]

Today's carry and used : TEW Lambfoot



Until the Mail man came




Harry