What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Case Amber bone Mini Copperlock and a Remington Peanut.

 

Nifebrite, buffalo horn, and kale.

 

Blade shapes covered...

 

So far this morning . . .

 

Good morning everyone! I’ve got a Lambsfoot with Ironwood from Wright’s and a Northfield #26 Sleeveboard with Sambar Stag from the folks at Great Eastern Cutlery!

 

Good Morning All

 

Carrying this amazing knife today.

 

Now those are good looking knives, Ron.

 

Been so hot and humid recently I've pretty much had to switch to all stainless for work.

 

John Lloyd stacked leather LC with howling wolf shield.

 

Great pics, Jack.

 

That sounds delicious Harry! Enjoy it in good health my friend! I’ll be looking forward to some just like it in August! [/QUOTE]
Here you go Ron . 4 Pieces left , one for each of us .


We will be bringing Kringles , Brats , and Cheese Curds . Maybe we can talk some of the other guys into joining us for Coffee and Kringle ???

Harry

 

So true.

 

Case 62024 1/2

 

A little ironwood today.

 

Thank you Vince

Here you go Ron . 4 Pieces left , one for each of us .


We will be bringing Kringles , Brats , and Cheese Curds . Maybe we can talk some of the other guys joining us for Coffee and Kringle ???

Harry[/QUOTE]

That sure looks good Harry

Very special Dave

 

Do i have a problem? I have four knives in my pockets today. They offer little redundancy in toolset, and are no burden to carry around, because they're all relatively small. They make me feel prepared for anything the day could throw at me, and I really like to be able to occasionally take one out to appreciate the craftsmanship, history and design. So I guess I've answered my question already. These things make me happy and that's the bottom line, so this absurd number of daily tools is no problem at all.

The Vic Pioneer covers my rougher tasks. Prying, scraping, screwdriving, and of course bottle opening. It hangs in my back pocket.
The GEC Pemberton takes care of most of my daily cutting. Small straight edged blades are my favorite. It is unnoticeable in the watch pocket.
The carbon Opinel #6 is there if I need to slice through something bigger, or cut food type things, which I don't do very often with pocket knives. It stands beside my phone in my front pocket.
The Vic Classic jangles around with my change. Scissors are indespensible for me in my day to day life. The small screwdriver that works for most small philips screws, tweezers, toothpick and file are all nice to have too.

 

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Thank you, my friend.