What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Prester John]

Excellent Opinel, Vince!

Thank you, José!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

@5K Qs
Here's the side by side with an unmodified RR trapper

These are my carries for today as well

 

[Blake the Blade]

This one's been in my pocket since Christmas. The Spartan is the only SAK that has a main and small pen blade in a thin, two layer 91mm frame. I stand to be corrected.
20200312_143647 by Mark Saunders, on Flickr

- Mark

 

[K33ncutter]

Ebony mini trapper and a desert ironwood stockman for Wooden Wednesday.

 

[Arian29]

PSK + SAK,
Wood&Micarta.

 

[RDaneel]

Canal Street Cutlery Reclaimed American Chestnut Barlow and Case Camo Sowbelly stockman.

 

[Prester John]

This one's been in my pocket since Christmas. The Spartan is the only SAK that has a main and small pen blade in a thin, two layer 91mm frame. I stand to be corrected.
20200312_143647 by Mark Saunders, on Flickr

- Mark

My Tinker is exactly like my Spartan except the Tinker has a Phillips screwdriver instead of a corkscrew.

 

[Prester John]

 

[Modoc ED]

I've been giving the Lambfoot pattern knives a lot of attention lately so, I thought I'd give the Sheepfoot pattern some pocket time today. It's in the pocket for this Otter Messer.

 

[A.L.]

My father’s Opinel I gifted him years ago. He always liked it because of it’s sharp blade. As you can see, he wasn’t afraid of patina. I recently darkened the handle.

He passed away about month ago. I think this knife reminds of him; humble yet sharp! He was a handyman who could fix anything and what he couldn’t he learned.
I still can’t believe he is gone..

 

[JTB_5]

Ironwoods in the overcast, drizzly daylight. Inadvertent selfie, too, I see.

 

[Bloefield]

Messing with a fixed blade everyday during this "pandemic" plus the ole jack.

 

[Blake the Blade]

Nice work! Are those Marbles knives?

My Tinker is exactly like my Spartan except the Tinker has a Phillips screwdriver instead of a corkscrew.

I stand corrected Vincent. Though for me the corkscrew and mini driver are additional tools, the Philips being covered on the tin opener.

 

[r8shell]

My father’s Opinel I gifted him years ago. He always liked it because of it’s sharp blade. As you can see, he wasn’t afraid of patina. I recently darkened the handle.

He passed away about month ago. I think this knife reminds of him; humble yet sharp! He was a handyman who could fix anything and what he couldn’t he learned.
I still can’t believe he is gone..

My condolences on your loss. That's a fine blade you have as a remembrance.

 

[Hivoltage]

 

[cigarrodog]

I thought a couple of traditional single jacks, both wearing ebony, for today.

Much thanks and appreciation, JJ.

Beautiful photos Harvey

Thank Jack, Your Hartshead looks like it can split logs.

Great photos and exceptional knife content Harvey!

Thank you Ron.

Lovely place, and nice photo of it. Makes me want to go walking there.

Thank you John. It is a lovely place for a walk. Just have to be aware of the variety of calling cards left by geese and canines.

I think this knife reminds of him

Sorry for your loss. That Opinel is a beautiful keepsake.

 

[Fire Beard]

Just posted this over in the Viper thread. It just came in the mail today and I’m SO impressed. Love it!

 

[cigarrodog]

JB Ebony SFO and a “triple chocolate cookie with walnuts.

 

[Blake the Blade]

My father’s Opinel I gifted him years ago. He always liked it because of it’s sharp blade. As you can see, he wasn’t afraid of patina. I recently darkened the handle.

He passed away about month ago. I think this knife reminds of him; humble yet sharp! He was a handyman who could fix anything and what he couldn’t he learned.
I still can’t believe he is gone..

Sorry for your loss A.L. That's a great keepsake. Best wishes to you and yours.

My father’s Opinel I gifted him years ago. He always liked it because of it’s sharp blade. As you can see, he wasn’t afraid of patina. I recently darkened the handle.

He passed away about month ago. I think this knife reminds of him; humble yet sharp! He was a handyman who could fix anything and what he couldn’t he learned.
I still can’t believe he is gone..

 

[Old Hunter]

My father’s Opinel I gifted him years ago. He always liked it because of it’s sharp blade. As you can see, he wasn’t afraid of patina. I recently darkened the handle.

He passed away about month ago. I think this knife reminds of him; humble yet sharp! He was a handyman who could fix anything and what he couldn’t he learned.
I still can’t believe he is gone..

Very sorry for you in the loss of your Father. OH