What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Well Harry, I need some cheering up and that knife will make me feel good too...sooooooo Beautiful knife Harry

 

A cheese knife and I was lucky to find time to tote it.



Mac 'n cheese fritters go very well with Jim Beam and ginger ale, by the way.
- Stuart

 

Sending these off for someone else to tote!

 

Thanks Jack!!! Lovely pair of lambs for you today; very cool props as well!

Thank you Harvey!!! A wonderful Sunday treat; I'm going "nuts" over your Damascus Stag Lamb!

Thank you Steve!!! That redbone on your Case looks amazing; the 43 is one of my favorite slicers!

 

My totes for today are a Toothpick and a Medium Stock knife; a BB Winchester and a GEC 66.

 

Thank you very much JJ, I was so transfixed with the jigging on your 66, I decided to pocket the one @Campbellclanman kindly gifted me earlier in the year Great-looking Winchester too

Morning folks, hope everyone had a great weekend, and that the return to the grind is not too unpleasant Carrying my pocket-hogging Hartshead Barlow again today, and inspired by @JJ Cahill, my GEC 66 Stockman

 

These two today:

Otter Messer Hippekniep (klein)

Case Texas Jack (small)

Have a great day everyone!

 

Carbon steel and delrin/carbon steel and micarta
33/43, Both OTs. Old Timer and Oregon Trapper.

 

Peanut was very useful this weekend. Dixie Stockman today.

 

Thanksgiving activities in addition to normal obligations have impeded my Blade Forums participation lately. I feel obligated to at least post the rest of the knives I carried all last week.







- GT

 

Best looking Buck I've seen.

A fabulous knife.

That's a beauty, GT.
What year was that?

Who doesn't love a good Lambsfoot?

 

For Monday... Can't get enough of this one.

 

No new pictures but I am carrying these two.

 

Maybe something in yellow plastic covers.

 

That B&M jack would, over time, exacerbate any spinal stenosis from over-carrying. I can help.

 

Fine pair Paul

 

Case 6231 kindly gifted to me by my good friend @SAK Guy and a Eureka Jack

 

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