What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pt-Luso]

Lovely stuff Jose

Thanks Jack...

 

[Pt-Luso]

Ron & José, your black&stag pairs are both striking!!

Thanks Gary...

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with a GEC # 83 on Ebony and one of these pioneer old cross!

 

[Dschal]

This trusty companion today.

 

[sunknife]

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[T. Erdelyi]

Thanks to a friend here at BFC @Dopic1 ive been carryin’ this GEC Cuban (Stockman) in Buffalo horn. What a gorgeous knife, looks good next to that Lever action Henry .45 Colt carbine. One day I’ll get one of them too.

 

[cigarrodog]

Pocket Kukri

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[mitch13]

Oosti, with san mai blade.

 

[Old Engineer]

Carried these 2 today . This morning it was just the TC to the YMCA and then coffee with our friends and then I added the $21 Western Beast while I was uncovering and fertilizing our Roses . A yearly chore that has to be done . Got half of them done .



A picture from a previous year .


Harry

 

[Fodderwing]

Carried these 2 today . This morning it was just the TC to the YMCA and then coffee with our friends and then I added the $21 Western Beast while I was uncovering and fertilizing our Roses . A yearly chore that has to be done . Got half of them done .



A picture from a previous year .


Harry

Fine knives Harry and your rose garden is simply wonderful. It's hard to believe I'm looking into the same backyard I've been seeing all winter!

 

[Old Engineer]

Fine knives Harry and your rose garden is simply wonderful. It's hard to believe I'm looking into the same backyard I've been seeing all winter!

Thank you very much Dwight . 30 years ago roses were ANNUALS for me and now they are Perennials .

Harry

 

[r8shell]

 

[Half/Stop]

Carried these 2 today . This morning it was just the TC to the YMCA and then coffee with our friends and then I added the $21 Western Beast while I was uncovering and fertilizing our Roses . A yearly chore that has to be done . Got half of them done .



A picture from a previous year .


Harry

A versatile pair you were totin today my friend! I still say you never find another knife as nice as your Western for the money. Those roses look a lot different from when I last saw them!

 

[315]

I’ve been MIA the last couple of days trying to buy a new car and getting packed up for a little R&R. Some buddies are driving to Montana from Wisconsin for a bit of spring bear hunting. I’m headed over in the morning to help spot, hopefully pack a bear, do a little cooking and open a few adult beverages. I’ll toss these two in with me for the trip.

 

[Jack Black]

What a Trio Jack!


Good morning John! A beautiful pair for Thursday!

I’m totin these two today. Hope y’all have a great Thursday!

Thanks pal, nice pair

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Beautiful Buck Dwight

John, Steve, Jack, Tom, Ron, Dean, & Stuart,
Thanks for the warm welcome back after my lengthy self-imposed exile.

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What a pair, Jack! The Damascus Lambsfoot is phenomenal, but the scratted Ancient is also an instant classic!

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Here are the 4 I always carry:
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- GT

Thank you very much GT, always good to see your Eternals

Enzo Elver.

Great pics Mr Finn, hope you're enjoying your Elver

Mmmmm...great-looking TCs too Del

Thanks Jack. Nice trio of lambsfeet you have today!

Thanks Nick

That’s a beautiful trio, Jack. So when you slip them in your pocket, are they in slips? Curious.

Yes, in slips Harvey

Pocket Kukri
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Interesting knife Harvey

Rushing a bit today! Hope everyone has a good Friday Piano keys for me

 

[HFinn]

Back to office.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Dwight!

That is some beeyootiful stag on the ‘09 Barlow. I know some folks weren’t happy with the stag but honestly, in 10 years I’ve seen folks posting their SM/Q/BFC-SFO knives, I’ve yet to see a bad lookin’ one.

That’s a great lookin’ one, any chance we could see the obverse side ?

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Hey Rhey? Now that you’ve had your english lambfoot blade, how do you think it compares to a sheepfoot or a wharncliffe blade? BTW, knice blade Rhey.

 

[ISKRA]

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Also threw this one in my pocket, a Camillus bird & trout knife. I won’t use it on any critters but I love the long thin California Clip blade. It’s a slicer for sure. I like it for strippin’ wire.

My favorite blade on this knife is the hook. I use it for twistin’ safety wire on nuts and other components prone to vibratin’ loose or if it came apart would cause a critical, possibly fatal failure. Race bikes and airplanes are good examples of where a component failure is bad.