What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[kai76]

 

[Jiki]

 

[screened porch]

I like this knife a lot. And this beer, though I don't think I've ever bought it in cans before.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

As nice as the original 110 is the light one is so much more practical. I almost got the red 112, but they all had the thumbsuds and pocket clips.

Yeah I can actually carry it more easily in my pocket, I have smaller traditionals that weigh more. I would have liked the red but seems black is the only color wallyworld has. This one is devoid of clips and studs,and if you dont mind larger knives quite pocketable. Everything is nicely rounded,and for 20 bucks a dang good bargain imho.

 

[Old Engineer]

That knife is not only an excellent pattern but it's also flat out gorgeous Harry.

Thank you very much Sir .

Harry

 

[Old Hunter]

F.W. Jordan pen (1920s) and Cattaraugus jack (1886-1963).

- Stuart

Ah Stuart - magnificent!

 

[315]

Took the girls on a 276 mile road trip today doing the loop all the way around Mt St Helens. I first saw it 27 years ago when everything still looked like the moon. I’m always amazed how much it gets greener every year.

Of course I had to have some Wisconsin salami cheese after a little hike

 

[tmd_87]

 

[WolfyW]

Lucky for me, the one I carried today was the one I needed and the spay blade on the large Case Trapper was just the ticket for the skinning job. I knew it would be though,that's why I bought it.After the farm chores were done I decided to wet a line in our pond and try a new lure out. Caught this big guy on the first cast.To bad you guys couldn't have seen the best part when my sheep walked over to see what I was doing and pushed on the stool that I was cleaning the Bass on and knocked the spay blade into my finger and taking a slice off my knuckle.

Wow! I love that pic. A beautiful knife doing chores. Hope the knuckle heals quick.

 

[cut it out]

 

[Frailer]

Each morning I slip a Victorinox Waiter or Compact into my left pocket, and I choose a single-bladed slipjoint for my right. More often than not, this humble 15 gets the nod.

 

[Falling_rain]

 

[Mayonardo]

Perfect, thin, light slicing machine #82 Possum Skinner

 

[SVTFreak]

Been taking a bunch of these apart lately.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

SVTFreak Very true. With the light use my knives see this would probably be a once a month touch-up. I should probably put mine to use to get a feel for this steel.

I like my Roundhead, carry a Benchmade, most often a full-size Griptilian with M4 steel in my strongside front pocket, whichever traditional I'm using for the day in a slip alongside my wallet and the Roundhead in my vest pocket.
I really want one of the Shufflers in damasteel with custom covers, G10 for the bolster and purple bone.
My "carry" at the moment, playing Assassins Creed Black Flag.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Been taking a bunch of these apart lately.
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That's one beautiful knife being put to good use.

 

[SVTFreak]

That's one beautiful knife being put to good use.

Thank you. It's an apostle P 74. A very generous member here sold it to me when I was looking for a 74.

 

[TheFactor]

Tomorrow’s carry and one of my few no worries work horses . Developing some nice character and a joy to carry and use. Case did a great job on this canoe

 

[JJ Cahill]

Sweet pair ! Love the jigging on that scout ........

Thanks Steve!!! Great shot (as usual) of your Churchill today!

Thank you for your kinds words, Sir !!! Two exceptional magnificent oldies for a period when Robeson was King ....breathtaking

Thank you very much kind Sir!!! I am looking forward to viewing your next beauty Gev!

F.W. Jordan pen (1920s) and Cattaraugus jack (1886-1963).

One word Stuart; WOW!!! Maybe two; Awesome!

Your vintage cutlery is always a treat JJ! The Robesons and that fantastic Bone is exceptional!

Thank you Ron!!! I have a soft spot for the old fellas... Beautiful stag on your marvelous Sheffield Lamb!

JJ Cahill Thank you my friend. We both share a passion for the oldies. Your two beautiful Robesons are exquisite.

Thanks a bunch Harvey!!! It certainly looks like you have the best of Sheffield today; old and new, quite wonderful!

Bought this one this morning on the way to do a last minute job. Went into the pocket before I was 10 feet from the counter.

Very cool David; my first serious cutter was the great grandfather to your new slicer!

Extraordinary image of an outstanding knife; well done!

 

[Falling_rain]

Extraordinary image of an outstanding knife; well done!

Thanks for the comments!