What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[315]

Yesterday and today, working a later shift outside in the rain and drizzle. A little stainless seemed appropriate.

 

[Humppa]

Got my old #66 unleashed out of its drawer today...

 

[Gevonovich]

After viewing Harvey's wonderful Rodgers pen I decided to tote a pair; a Crucible sleeveboard pen and a Canton Cut Co pen, both from the 1920s.

That Crucible is like mothers chocolate cake...wow !!! Thank you fine Sir

 

[Gevonovich]

The perfect models !!!

 

[chuck4570]

Here are 2 of my favorites, who am I kidding they are all favorites.

 

[traumkommode]

Happy My Birthday, everyone! This 57 was a treat to myself, to replace a Grinling I once had and stupidly sold. Pretty nice in the pocket, and it has eclipsed the Churchill as my favorite, being that it is a splitback and all...

 

[pmek5]

Happy My Birthday, everyone! This 57 was a treat to myself, to replace a Grinling I once had and stupidly sold. Pretty nice in the pocket, and it has eclipsed the Churchill as my favorite, being that it is a splitback and all...

Happy Birthday, and a great spit-back to celebrate it.

 

[Duckdog]

Lovely bone on that QC !

That fixed blade burl is stunning !
That bone on that slippee is not to shabby either

Both knives are top of the heap ( as Frank would croon )

Thanks a lot Stuart!!! You have certainly put together an amazing pair; awesome bone on your Queen with the very cool wood on your Talus!

Thanks, guys.

William Rodgers, Sheffield

Very harmonious horn covers there, Harvey.

Camel Classic

Absolutely lovely, Will.

After viewing Harvey's wonderful Rodgers pen I decided to tote a pair; a Crucible sleeveboard pen and a Canton Cut Co pen, both from the 1920s.

As almost a barehead myself, I wish I was as handsome as those two, JJ. The picture does them proud.

Can't beat good knives with good backstories, Stuart!

Thanks, and I agree, GT. Your two totes below look like they could generate several discussions on their own. Nice selections for any day.

Kingston cattle knife (thanks, Mark):

Winchester yellow synthetic canoe:

I’m totin these two Traditional Knives today!

That's a winning pair of jacks, Ron.

Camillus #70 Cattle knife today

You've got a sweet little dogie, Steve, well at the head of the herd.

- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Today, I'm totin' two trappers: a Böker 93 slim trapper (1960-1970) and a Winchester 2904 regular two-blade trapper (1987).

- Stuart

 

[JOELSM]

I have the 97 and 44 in pocket today, but decided to add the 77 for the pic. These black beauties are waiting in anticipation for the 2019 forum knife to join their ranks.

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[tmd_87]

Might just be an all time favorite carry!

 

[RDaneel]

Here are some of my knives for this week.
Marbles ram's horn sowbelly stockman:
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Kingston cattle knife (thanks, Mark):
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Winchester yellow synthetic canoe:
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Rough Rider stag canoe:
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RR faux tortoise shell mini canoe:
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- GT

Another quality quintet, Gary!

 

[RDaneel]

I carried these two on my hike this morning (Case Barlow and Case stockman with punch). We had the good fortune to see some wild turkeys; they were understandably skittish.

 

[Half/Stop]

Happy My Birthday, everyone! This 57 was a treat to myself, to replace a Grinling I once had and stupidly sold. Pretty nice in the pocket, and it has eclipsed the Churchill as my favorite, being that it is a splitback and all...

Happy Birthday!

That's a winning pair of jacks, Ron.

Thanks Stuart!

 

[Dschal]

Yeah, me too.

 

[Pàdruig]

Smashing !!!

That is one nice photo! (Of two nice knives.)

Nicely matched pairings Gary and Dylan

Thank you, fellas!

I’m totin these two Traditional Knives today!

Ron, a very fine pairing. I've gone with something similar today, though my BF 35 is not nearly as shiny as yours!

 

[5K Qs]

Alox SAK of the Week is a red Old Cross Pioneer:


non-Alox SAK of the Week is a big old Champion:


Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Rough Rider linesman knife:


International Knife of the Week is an Okapi Biltong:


- GT

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 again today . Ramfoot and Lambfoot



Harry

 

[sunknife]

Outfitting done well

Thanks Gev

Todays back pocket carry was a LT Wright fixed blade in stag and front pocket carry was a Northwoods Lincoln Jack
with camel bone handles. The fixed blade works fine in the homemade back pocket sheath when on my feet all day
like I was today. Handles are a bit fat to sit on comfortably when in back pocket.View attachment 1244295