What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JTB_5]

Just look at those safe queens! Do you think you’ll ever put them to use?

 

[Will Power]

Very tranquil

Is that an Owl/Jay feather and the sprig Rosemary?

Thanks, Will

 

[Old Hunter]

Memorial Day weekend 2020, carrying a 1966 Camillus MILSPEC Demo knife in memory of those who have given their lives for the USA while fighting our nations wars. OH

 

[Travman]

#18 Beagle with Oil Sucker Rod Wood handles.

 

[r8shell]

Very tranquil

Is that an Owl/Jay feather and the sprig Rosemary?

Thanks, Will

Thank you.
Yes, that's a sprig of rosemary. I picked up the feather in the yard, and I'm not sure what kind of bird. It could be from one of the red-tailed hawks I see sometimes in the neighborhood.

 

[JohnDF]

Happy Saturday Everybody
Carrying the GEC #66 Jack and the Hartshead Barlow, a Jack Black SFO

 

[CHNeal]

I have been told the 1967, is the hardest one to find.
Is any of the blades on your knife stamped "301"... Ken

Ken,
No the only tang stamp is the main. The secondary’s don’t have the “ BUCK” stamp the later ones did. As far as a model # stamp I don’t believe 301 was stamped on any knife until the 72’ Camillus made. Great collection you have there. I’ve only recently ( last year or so) branched into the 301. I have collected 303 for 20 or more years. Probably upwards of 250 over the years. 165 was the most ever at once. Down to 50 or so now and branching into all the contract stockman.

 

[CHNeal]

The rain stopped, the sun is coming up and I am not working! Shorts and flip flop shall be the uniform of the day so that calls for a slim light weight knife...
Single liner camie 303 should be exactly what is needed. It’s amazing what a difference that little piece of brass makes in both weight and size without having to drop down to a lesser ( my opinion) knife.
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[Gevonovich]

A beefy five bladed German wearing stag for today.

That ought to put a skip in your step....wow !!!

 

[joeradza]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I’m going with a pair of Camillus today~ #1, and #23.
Have a great weekend!View attachment 1345300Newly transplanted clump of Jacobs Ladder responded by blooming.View attachment 1345301

 

[SteveC]

Some Peachseed bone , A Schrade Cutco and a Coast Cutco

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[Scott J.]

Feeling patriotic

 

[Jack Black]

Superb Saynor Feb

 

[Gevonovich]

Superb Saynor Feb

Thank you Jack It just started to rain, so back it goes...oh well Stay well fine Sir !!!

 

[afishhunter]

Not sure what this weeks carry will be.
The Marbles MR278 "Demo" knife on its new 30 inch over-all length heavy duty double swivel wallet chain lanyard is a given.
(chain is attached to a SAK belt clip/carrier)

I'm not sure which stockman will get the Call to Duty. I haven't carried it for a spell, maybe I'll call up the RR 'A Stroke of Luck' stockman.

Since the MAM 'Operario' is such a good slicer, It may stay in the pocket.

Or, maybe I should forget carrying a stockman this week, and pair the "Demo" knife and MAM with a Barlow?
My Barlow's might be feeling a bit unappreciated since I haven't carried one in months ...

Indecisions ... Indecisions ...

edit:
I chose to go with the MR278, MAM, and a (BTI) Old Timer 280OT that hasn't seen any pocket time since I got it last month.

So, I got a spear point, clip point, sheepsfoot, and pen blade with no repetition/duplication.
(unless the pen blade is in actuality really nothing more but a "glorified" tiny spear point.)
That should cover anything knife task (short of skinning and gutting a big game critter) that comes up?

 

[Prester John]

Four for today:

Some kitchen duty this morning.

An ideal "EDC": perfect size, three different blades, built like a tank.

And some pretty stuff for Stag Saturday.

 

[tmd_87]

Just look at those safe queens! Do you think you’ll ever put them to use?

I thought about using them yesterday and decided against it.

 

[315]

Sunday night started a 66 hour work week for me, and unfortunately it’s not over yet but I have a few hours before I’m back at it. Yesterday’s Pony Jack brought me some much needed luck...