What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[ISKRA]

 

[Half/Stop]

Fine choices, Ron.

Thanks Stuart!

Good morning folks, hope everyone is managing OK Take care and stay safe

Jack it’s good to see your Ashley’s Choice! Beautiful Stag my friend! The Zorro Barlow is a classic! Stay safe!

 

[Prester John]

Langres, by Stephane Thomachot.

 

[joeradza]

Twofer Tuesday

 

[Travman]

 

[TheChunk91]

Two delrin schrade walden's. 8ot and 861.

 

[Quiet]

Early morning

A Win-Win trade with a fine trading partner. Lone Star Knives 86 with teak from the USS Texas and a carbon Damascus blade from Chad Nichols.
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Moxie: Force of character, determination, or nerve. Sheffield Lamb Foot.
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EXCELLENT score on that #86. Glad to see more of these making their way out into the world. Man, I need to carry mine tomorrow.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Everybody

 

[Peregrin]

Being in "stay at home" mode means that this Halfrich Small Rounder might be in my pocket for only a short time. Fun with knives!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Had to make a change this afternoon.
Removed from my pocket the Marbles MR278 "Demo" knife, and the Bundeswehr M1212 and put them into the Rollator under seat bag.
Added to my pocket a GEC 85 Harness Jack and GEC 61 Half Congress,
that were gifted to me, and arrived today.

I changed out the RR603 large stockman for a (BTI) Uncle Henry 885UH.

The Smoke Jumper and Marbles 2 blade slipjoint folding hunter are still on my belt.

EDIT:
Not sure why, but my pocket has felt lighter the last few hours.
I be patting my pocket so oft I might bruse me leg.

I never noticed the "Demo" knife was that heavy before.

Patting one’s pocket for reassurance that the knife is still there...
That’s like a secret handshake. It’s how we recognize each other out in the wild.

No heavy lifting today, Cool outside, so I made and kept a blazing fire going for Miss Norma to gaze upon. (We have two gas fireplaces, but she seems to enjoy watching me load in wood for one or both of the wood-burning ones. I'm sure there's a moral hidden in here.) I kept these two old regulars on/in hand today: Case 6207 (1940-1964) and Queen #42 (1976).

- Stuart

I’m with Miss Norma. Real wood fires are best fires.
Nice old Case jack, btw. Sweet bone.

Not Down on The Farm today...but with The Farmer Jack (Camel)

Will, that’s so nice.
I may actually get into some pruning today, and would carry one of those if I had one.
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[SteveC]

No heavy lifting today, Cool outside, so I made and kept a blazing fire going for Miss Norma to gaze upon. (We have two gas fireplaces, but she seems to enjoy watching me load in wood for one or both of the wood-burning ones. I'm sure there's a moral hidden in here.) I kept these two old regulars on/in hand today: Case 6207 (1940-1964) and Queen #42 (1976).

- Stuart

Nice old pair and I hope your back feels better soon !

 

[r8shell]

A Carver for whittling, and a Barehead Jack that lived through the last pandemic are bringing some comfort as we go into lockdown.

 

[Old Hunter]

Had this Northfield #77 with me today.

Fine looking knife, but extremely fine dinner! OH

 

[abcdef]

My last gym closed yesterday. Looks like my traditional edc around the house will be dumbbells.

 

[Bloefield]

The ever present Tinker [3/3/8"] and the wonderful Mini Copperlock this morning.

 

[screened porch]

My last gym closed yesterday. Looks like my traditional edc around the house will be dumbbells.

How many gyms did you have?

 

[chuck4570]

Today’s group, I usually carry 3, but I’m giving the lambs foot a long trial so it will displace my larger knife for now.

 

[Spaten]

I decided to bring this 15 with me today. Hope everyone stays safe.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Trapper Tuesday.

 

[Half/Stop]

I'm carrying one and getting acquainted with one today! I'm carrying my @Jack Black Ashley's Choice SFO. I'm getting to know my latest purchase. Thanks to my good friend Harry @Old Engineer I have come to be the owner of an old Loewen Messer by C. Lütters & Cie of Solingen. I'll have more about the Loewen Messer in the "Newest Addition-Traditional s of course" thread a little later today!