What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[r8shell]

Thank you. I haven't been able to find out much. Lamplough Cutlery Ltd is in Montreal. Very little else so far.
I love the peach pruner Jack gave you. I assume it's horn? It's so translucent!

Good luck finding any more info, it's a nice looking knife.
Thanks, and yes, it's ox horn. So translucent, I can see the brass liners right through it.

 

[Fodderwing]

Well done, sir.

Thank you Stuart.

Today with this beautiful French whale...

I love that! Beautiful and a clever design.

ometimes I need more than a pocket knife! I made this veggie chopper out of an old carbon steel mower blade.
Not real pretty, but it’s mine

Looks like an awesome knife and quite attractive too.

Tuesday bake and knife

Mouth watering every time you post your beautiful loaves.

 

[Dschal]

Thanks Dwight.

 

[peanutsxx]

So much for going back to work. Hanging out at home trying to fight off a wicked head cold. Figured this little Victorinox is all I really need while napping between naps today.

Get well soon!

Water is still high on the Ohio, im enjoying my walk with two of them today. I made a trade last night for the beer scout with a relative. Good dayView attachment 1094481

Hope that water isn't a threat to life or property!

Sometimes I need more than a pocket knife! I made this veggie chopper out of an old carbon steel mower blade.
Not real pretty, but it’s mineView attachment 1094620

Seems it does a great job to me and looks good doing it. Double-cool that you made it yourself.

 

[JohnDF]

Sometimes I need more than a pocket knife! I made this veggie chopper out of an old carbon steel mower blade.
Not real pretty, but it’s mineView attachment 1094620

You are just as handy as that knife seems to be.

 

[Duckdog]

I really love the thin and slim ffg trailing point blade, it would probably make a great folding bird and trout.

I fully agree.

Sometimes I need more than a pocket knife! I made this veggie chopper out of an old carbon steel mower blade.
Not real pretty, but it’s mine

Well done, Jeff. You have some real skills with bone, horn, and steel. But, we've known that for awhile. Kudos!

The sheepfoot is certainly different.

Or "the Wharncliffe is certainly different". Regardless, it's fine.

That bone jigging is fantastic.

I switched things up with an odd pairing today. A Boker Anso design, and a Wright & Son Sheffield Peach Pruner, a gift from Jack Black.

Thanks, r8shell. The covers on the pruner look like peach slices in the right light. Splendid!

Have a Queen #20 with me today.

That's a true beauty. I'm very partial to the Queen toothpick clan, and yours is really fine:

- Stuart

 

[Atiger]

 

[Old Engineer]

Had these 2 Bulldogs with me all day .





Harry

 

[paulhilborn]

A 2013 ebony Eureka Jack.

and a bit more modern Case Trapperlock in torched Chestnut bone with worked bolster. Thumb blocking the offensive part

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Amir Fleschwund Beautifully worn bone on that Camillus cattle knife!

Thanks, Nick! Your 72 looks dead mint.

#43 Trapper and a #51 Barlow

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I really like how the natural micarta darkens. Mine isn't that dark yet.
43 Oregon Trapper and Vic Cadet. The Cadet is always in my pocket with whatever else I'm carrying.

It comes from just the right proportions of extra virgin olive oil, Norton's honing oil, and 5w30 synthetic.

I love seeing all the micarta 43s in this thread. Good, very good knives.

Fantastic. It looks very useful.

I switched things up with an odd pairing today. A Boker Anso design, and a Wright & Son Sheffield Peach Pruner, a gift from Jack Black.

Thanks, my friend!

Good luck finding any more info, it's a nice looking knife.
Thanks, and yes, it's ox horn. So translucent, I can see the brass liners right through it.

No, it's prehistoric amber. I can see the mosquito inside that holds dinosaur dna. Nice gift from @Jack Black !

Looks like an awesome knife and quite attractive too.

You are just as handy as that knife seems to be.

Well done, Jeff. You have some real skills with bone, horn, and steel. But, we've known that for awhile. Kudos!

- Stuart

You guys are very kind! ~ thanks.

Stuart, I'm not from Texas, so can I just call those beauties fish knives?

 

[Prester John]

"Very like a whale." --Hamlet

Sambar stag lambsfoot, A. Wright & Son, Sheffield.

 

[thefrank]

TC Barlow in cranberry sawcut bone

 

[Falling_rain]

 

[kai76]

Thanks, Nick! Your 72 looks dead mint.

Yes it is and I want to keep it that way so I carry another knife with it when I actually need to cut something. I’m keeping my eye out for another bone 72 as a user.

 

[DelOro]

 

[Pt-Luso]

Nice, José.

Many thanks Stuart...

 

[T. Erdelyi]

The only time you can get political anywhere other than the political forum.

Today I threw the forum’s 2013 annual knife, GEC, BFC, SFO Half Congress/Senator/Congress Jack wrapped in white linen micarta. One of my top favorite forum knives and an excuse to wax political without gettin’ in trouble.

Have a good day Porch Dwellers, it’s supposed to be in the upper 50s°F and mostly sunny.

Today’s supposed to be a carbon copy of yesterday’s weather. I’m gonna have to sharpen the yard equipment this weekend, mower blades, chainsaw chains, shears, nips and loppers.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Love that Case, can’t tell what pattern it is, looks like a Serpentine Jack, is it?

Love the Jigged chestnut bone.

 

[Pt-Luso]

No matter how many times you post it, I like to see this knife.

Thank you very much. It's life sometimes we have to repeat to remember...

 

[Pt-Luso]

I love that! Beautiful and a clever design.

Many thanks Dwight...