What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

@Jack Black Thank you Jack. As a kid, Zorro was one of my teachers of good triumphing over evil.

@5K Qs While it lasted, i regularly saw the Shadows of Knight play at the Cellar in Arlington Heights.

 

Thanks GT, maybe I should send Zorro?!

I got an education in the cinema too my friend

 

Thank you, it’s a Miller Bro’s.

 

It’s great to be back home in time for refreshments.

 

Thanks, GT. They are spectacular little watch pocket knives.

 

Thanks Gary! It has mellowed nicely since ‘08!

It’s been a long day. I’ve had Damascus Ironwood Lambsfoot in my pocket today!

 

Iconic carry

 

There are four knives I carry every day, independent of the dictates of my rotation schedule. I've been posting a group pic of that Quotidian Quartet most recent Sundays. Today, for variety, I'll post individual shots of my four "constants"
Case chestnut jigged bone CV Sodbuster Jr (won in a @BigBiscuit GAW):


Rough Rider white smooth bone small stockman (thanks, @r8shell); I usually post the side that shows Euler's Identity, but for a change of pace, here's the other side with a feather Rachel scrimmed:


Here's a Vic Minichamp, showing the 5 tools I use most often. I've carried this knife ever since purchasing it second-hand at a gun & knife show:


Victorinox Pioneer 1 that I ordered using a gift card my work colleagues gave me at my retirement a year ago:


- GT

 

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

Back to office. I like this pattern so much that I plan to get the drop point version, it would be more usefull than this one. I especially like the thumb opening. The lock is more of a safety, but works as such.

 

Incredible pic Dwight

Morning folks Lambsfoot and a Penknife for me today (haven't carried one in a while). Hope everyone has a good week

 

Nice 1's
I'm hearing you my team the swans(afl) are 3 & 8 this season.
Cheers
Mitch

 

It's interesting to see your "constants".
I ponder why you picked those... I assume the math knives because of your work, and the little SAK for its tools, but I haven't quite figured out why the Sodbuster Jr became a constant. Do you carry all those in your pockets, or bags, or in your coat?

 

A little something for work...


and a bigger something for after work...

 

Thanks Jack. The Craddock is really cool. What a blade stamp!

 

Lionsteel folder by D P, on Flickr

 

Black Nguni horn sowbelly.