What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SteveC]

 

[r redden]

Today I have the old Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Barlow @waynorth sent me along with a Cattarugus Barlow. Thanks again Charlie. I love the covers on this knife.

 

[flatblackcapo]

and this one will be with me today in remembrance.

 

[VashHash]

My beat up hiker today and pretty much every day. The unsung hero in my pocket that rarely gets recognition. Makes for a great screw driver, pry tool, and even opens cans. Also a very capable knife too.

 

[Signalprick]

#66 this week.

 

[Duckdog]

For a Throwback Thursday, I'm totin' this Queen City (1922-1932) cattle knife in old Rogers bone.

- Stuart

 

[Whetstone39]

Thanks for noticing my stable quartet, Tom. As always, you have a desirable pair!

- GT

Thanks GT! Carrying these two today, these Shufflers are really nice, thin edges and the F&F is stellar.

 

[Gevonovich]

For a Throwback Thursday, I'm totin' this Queen City (1922-1932) cattle knife in old Rogers bone.

- Stuart

Great photo and super knife...wow !!

 

[DaddyBryce]

 

[kenspen]

TC 14 today.

 

[5K Qs]

Just bought this J.A. Henckels Barolw a couple of weeks ago and is my first Henckels knife and I really like it.

Today I have the old Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Barlow @waynorth sent me along with a Cattarugus Barlow. Thanks again Charlie. I love the covers on this knife.

Couple of classic Barlows, Randy; congrats! I admire your focus on that pattern, and these are a pair of very cool bolster stamps with the red twins and yOur Very Best!

... We just celebrated our 58th wedding anniversary earlier this month . It has been a trip my friend .
Harry

Congrats on the recent anniversary, Harry!!
(I could be celebrating my 58th if I'd got married when I was 9. )

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I know, it's not a melon...

~Chip

That is sure a slender slicer, Chip! I don't recognize the model, though. Some kind of GEC whittler?

This arrived from the Exchange this week. Form, function, simplicity&beauty! Antique Yellow 15. The Spear fills the handle very well. It is destined for use

F&F faultless, no gaps no play, no tip protruding from liners (annoying shoddy fault in many knives) Look at the pin-work, nice domed work, jigging runs into the bolster, sharp on arrival! Any issues? Well it's a general GEC thing, they would be in stellar league if they had slightly thicker scales which were more rounded and radiused. Rather like Winchester BB knives, it gives a much more pleasant feel in the hand. But, that's how GEC opts to do it-their small knives would greatly benefit from a thickening of scales, CASE manage it.

Congrats on your new knife, Will! I enjoyed your description of the knife.

Today back in my pocket, this English lambsfoot in green bone...

That jigged bone lambsfoot is somewhat unusual on this forum; very nice, Senhor Pinto!

Thanks GT! I plan to carry the scout soon!

Today I’ve got my AC lambsfoot and ebony 56 for Tidioute Thursday:

Captivating pic of some classy carries!

More R & B today (no, Red & Black!).

Jeff, you have both Form and Function covered with that pair!

Today's carry.

Striking knife, Dean! I need to get an edge like that on my chestnut jigged teardrop.

Butterscotch delight, Steve!

and this one will be with me today in remembrance.

Nice sentiment with the Russell carry, FBC. And your ebony lambsfoot is a photogenic tool!

My stockman this week is a Case pocket worn harvest orange humpback model (thanks, Mike):

Miscellaneous knife this week is a Camillus Blac-Jaket muskrat:

International knife this week is a Richartz knife with mult. table covers (thanks, Mark):

Big Knife of the Week is a Sabre Daddy Barlow:

- GT

 

[Half/Stop]

That's a dynamite dark duo, Ron!

Thanks Gary!

I went to town around 8AM for some appointments and errands. I’ve had this ragtag pair in my pocket all morning!

 

[Fodderwing]

Carried the TEW Lambfoot and the Case Hawkbill and then use the Camillus 4 line when cracking more Hickory Nuts .

Harry those are sweet knives. WOW

Thanks for the positive comments, Dwight. I think we have a mutual admiration society regarding canoes!

For a Throwback Thursday, I'm totin' this Queen City (1922-1932) cattle knife in old Rogers bone.

My oh my look at the jigging on that baby.

TC 14 today.

Beautiful TC and pic.

 

[mitch4ging]

For a Throwback Thursday, I'm totin' this Queen City (1922-1932) cattle knife in old Rogers bone.

- Stuart

Ummp...beautiful! Great looking bone, and it's such in good shape! Great knife!

 

[Fodderwing]

ragtag pair

... rag tag indeed...

 

[mitch4ging]

N

Harry those are sweet knives. WOW



My oh my look at the jigging on that baby.

Beautiful TC and pic. View attachment 1005415

Nice, they are on my short list!

 

[Gevonovich]

Another one is the books

 

[Half/Stop]

... rag tag indeed...

 

[kai76]

5K Qs I will heed your advice on the Alox sir. That Richartz with the table covers is a real cool little knife. It must have been made just for you.

Kutmaster.

 

[Jerry D.]

I think this will be the last haul of tomatoes this year.