What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Will Power]

Wishing the Wild Strawberries were back.....long time to wait, but carrying this today

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with new purchase, this Portuguese Ciol with hands in cork and blade in stainless steel...

 

[Travman]

 

[Fodderwing]

Absolutely stunning knife every time I see it.

Wishing the Wild Strawberries were back.....long time to wait, but carrying this today

Outstanding BB gunstock Will. Love the bone on that one.

Today with new purchase, this Portuguese Ciol with hands in cork and blade in stainless steel.

Very cool and interesting knife.
Yankee Jack 77

 

[JohnDF]

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Nice jigged bone on that one, Dwight.

 

[JohnDF]

Something to use hard and something to make me look pretty

 

[Half/Stop]

A vintage Robeson "Carpenters Choice" Stockman in black composite (not Celluloid) covers today. The secondary is actually factory on the "Carpenters Choice" not badly sharpened away I really like the nail nicks on these blades as well. A very SOLID knife that exudes quality

Remnants of the factory etch

Paul that’s a beauty!

Now you're talkin'.

- Stuart

Stuart that’s two beautiful 10 dots! Beautiful Sawcut Bone!

Dwight & Ron, you're obviously advocates of the "go big or go home" school of thought!!

Thanks Gary!

Carried this Remington today ;


And this little TWINS in Stag



Harry

Two beautiful old knives Harry! Very nice condition on each one!

Wishing the Wild Strawberries were back.....long time to wait, but carrying this today

A Black Box beauty! Well done Will!

Very cool and interesting knife.
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The 77 is a beautiful Jack knife Dwight! I have the Northfield Kingwood and I really like it. Maybe someday I’ll luck into one of those beautiful Jigged Bone Northfields!

Today I’m totin an Ebony Churchill and a Rosewood Lambsfoot.

 

[Buzzbait]

Now you're talkin'.

- Stuart

Those are absolutely breathtaking!!!

I've been carrying my Glennbad creation I have posted previously over the past week. It has since been given an upgrade by Mark @Ramrodmb. After seeing his fantastic job of adding the swage to his 2018 bladeforums sheepfoot blade I asked him if he would add one to the rather dull looking blade of my Camillus. He so kindly accepted and did a GREAT job on it. I think it gave the knife the little something it needed to complete it. It never really dawned on me until after I received the knife back from Glenn that the blade just did not complement the beautiful work that Glenn had performed on the knife itself. The first picture below is the before picture with an example of what I was thinking about. He exceeded my expectations. Thank you Mark!!!!View attachment 1054975 View attachment 1054976 View attachment 1054977

The swedge is a huge improvement. I carry a lot of Camillus knives, and often wish for a swedge on many of the main blades. Mark did a perfect job on yours.

Carried this Remington today ;

That first Remington is quite lovely. It looks like it has so much history to it. A good knife has that wonderful ability to absorb memories in its old worn bone, and in the patina on the blades.

More Camillus engineer love today for me. The Remington BSA is riding shotgun.

 

[Jack Black]

Nice jigged bone on that one, Dwight.

I was just thinking the same John

Something to use hard and something to make me look pretty

Today I’m totin an Ebony Churchill and a Rosewood Lambsfoot.

Nice black n tan Ron

 

[abbydaddy]

Outstanding Stuart



Fantastic work



Thanks pal, nice patina on your Lam Jack

I'm carrying these two today, my A.Wright Rosewood Big 'Un, and a BSA knife I won in abbydaddy 's fraternal memorial giveaway a couple of year's back

Good to see it getting some pocket time. Thanks Jack!

 

[Gevonovich]

The Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg

and Fred

 

[joeradza]

Amber (Fire) Stag Sowbelly and engraved Brass Zulu.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[Fodderwing]

Nice jigged bone on that one, Dwight.

Thanks John. The shadow... in the shadow of the lamb...

The 77 is a beautiful Jack knife Dwight! I have the Northfield Kingwood and I really like it. Maybe someday I’ll luck into one of those beautiful Jigged Bone Northfields!

Thanks Ron! This one has as good a fit and finish, walk n talk as I've seen. Another beautiful pairing.

I was just thinking the same John

Thanks Jack.

 

[tmd_87]

 

[tmd_87]

Lots of Lambsfoot knives in pockets today!

 

[Whetstone39]

I don't usually quote multiple posts, but the last two pages of this thread are simply fantastic and I could not resist.

Gorgeous.

Another picture after dark. This is what I carried today.

A hard use knife, excellent.

Now you're talkin'.

- Stuart

Stunning.

I've been carrying my Glennbad creation I have posted previously over the past week. It has since been given an upgrade by Mark @Ramrodmb. After seeing his fantastic job of adding the swage to his 2018 bladeforums sheepfoot blade I asked him if he would add one to the rather dull looking blade of my Camillus. He so kindly accepted and did a GREAT job on it. I think it gave the knife the little something it needed to complete it. It never really dawned on me until after I received the knife back from Glenn that the blade just did not complement the beautiful work that Glenn had performed on the knife itself. The first picture below is the before picture with an example of what I was thinking about. He exceeded my expectations. Thank you Mark!!!!View attachment 1054977

Fantastic.

Glad you're handling the storm OK, Tom (3 hr commute seems excessive ). Your stag bone SBJr sure is a beauty, and looks good with everything!


Alox of the Week for me is a Vic Money Clip in smooth black Alox:

The money clip is super cool GT.

Carried this Remington today ;


Harry

Brilliant Harry.

For Wednesday:

My 1982 Schrade Scrimshaw stockman.

A friend of mine has one of those, it was a gift but he never used it. I sharpened it for him and now he carries it every day .

Beautiful.

I'm carrying these two today, my A.Wright Rosewood Big 'Un, and a BSA knife I won in abbydaddy 's fraternal memorial giveaway a couple of year's back

Nice pairing Jack!

Wishing the Wild Strawberries were back.....long time to wait, but carrying this today

Fantastic Will.

Absolutely stunning knife every time I see it.

Outstanding BB gunstock Will. Love the bone on that one.

Very cool and interesting knife.
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Something to use hard and something to make me look pretty

Which is which?

Today I’m totin an Ebony Churchill and a Rosewood Lambsfoot.

Fantastic detail in that pic!

T

More Camillus engineer love today for me. The Remington BSA is riding shotgun.

Sublime Buzz.

The Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg

and Fred

Excellent Gev!

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Gorgeous photo, as always Alan.

Great photo Kevin!

I have these with me today.

 

[JOELSM]

Regular Jack in the coin pocket today.

 

[JohnDF]

Which is which?

Lol... I was waiting for that
While the Lambsfoot is indeed a pretty knife, it is decidedly a harder use knife than the Case.

Regular Jack in the coin pocket today.

That is a very nice looking knife. I'm guessing they aren't made any more?

 

[joeradza]

Regular Jack in the coin pocket today.

Beautiful knife, but why oh why did they use a double nail nick.