What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Duckdog]

Trying to catch back up and get my tote in on Throwback Thursday. Still hanging around the house, so my light duty today was cleaning a Colt New Frontier commemorative from 1984 and totin' a Gary Cunningham small hunter from last month.

Even though spotty, it feels great to be back on the Porch.
- Stuart

 

[Prester John]

Trying to catch back up and get mt tote in on Throwback Thursday. Still hanging around the house, so my light duty today was cleaning a Colt New Frontier commemorative from 1984 and totin' a Gary Cunningham small hunter from last month.

Even though spotty, it feels great to be back on the Porch.
- Stuart

Nice knife, Stuart, but I really love that sixgun!
Good to see you back.

 

[Duckdog]

Nice knife, Stuart, but I really love that sixgun!
Good to see you back.

Thanks, Vince. Very glad to be here. The Colt is a .22 LR., so it's light to carry. The silver scroll work prevents me from rabbit hunting with it - too much post hunt polishing. The knife is 6" OAL and fits easily in a front pants (or coat) pocket in its sheath.
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Thank you kindly, Stuart!!! Great to hear your back is feeling better, too!!!

Thanks, JJ, and thanks for the pics that you've been posting. Luminous!

I'd tote that one in a second, GT. What a knife!

- Stuart

 

[Prester John]

Toting French on Friday:

 

[JJ Cahill]

LOL! There was a time when I used to count knives when I couldn't sleep - I had a better memory then Nice checkering on your handsome American Jack my friend

Thanks Jack, I can certainly relate to that!!!
Looks like your about to slice up some mighty tasty look'n bread; great totes today and an outstanding book!

Thank you JJ. That 78 has my kind of jigging. Wonderful detailing. Beautiful color. Always a fine image.

Thanks a lot, Harvey; you certainly have a great eye for jigging, especially the Sheffield variety!!!

JB SFO LAMB foot. “The Senator.”

One more beautiful example of wonderful Sheffield stag covers; Jack really turns out some modern marvels!

Trying to catch back up and get my tote in on Throwback Thursday. Still hanging around the house, so my light duty today was cleaning a Colt New Frontier commemorative from 1984 and totin' a Gary Cunningham small hunter from last month.

Great image of your marvelous pair; you're certainly playing "high stakes" with a super sleek slicer and your very cool "Duke" wheel gun, wow!

Thanks, JJ, and thanks for the pics that you've been posting. Luminous!

Thank you kindly, Stuart; still drooling over your post!!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

This little beauty just arrived; it will be in my pocket today.

 

[Will Power]

This gets out a lot, called an English Jack but my thanks to @jsdistin for fixing it up and re-handling it in some nice thick Sambar, great job Very good in hand and for me, that's what counts in a knife.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with Case mini trapper in red stag.

 

[Arian29]

Buck303+Mini Fox River,
for Friday.

 

[Will Power]

Toting French on Friday:

Wise carry

Here's my Ebony version with some extra pin work

Since you're becoming a fan of Gallic Cinema you might like to see Chabrol's
Les noces rouges starring the late Michel Piccoli and the late Stéphane Audran shown in a still with Eliana de Santis who plays her daughter. Corruption, lust and murder

 

[Jack Black]

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Your Hartshead, Zorro, and fresh bread is a triple treat.

JB SFO LAMB foot. “The Senator.”
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Thanks Harvey, beautiful photo

Classic and every boy's dream when I was a young. Cool book, too, Jack.

Victorinox Electrician which was used for a couple of tasks today.

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Thank you Dean I always have a Vic Electrician in my bag

New Carter apprentice knife and a CK sheath for a Lannier paring Knife.

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NICE Joshua!

Took a nice hike today.

I wasn’t alone enjoying the warm weather.

Fantastic photos Dave

Watch Pocket knife this week is a Chinese Imperial mini canoe:
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Big Knife this week is a Rough Rider all-stainless melon/sausage tester:
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Miscellaneous Knife this week is a GEC 72 (thanks, Dee):
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- GT

Impressive trio GT, love the look of that #72

Trying to catch back up and get my tote in on Throwback Thursday. Still hanging around the house, so my light duty today was cleaning a Colt New Frontier commemorative from 1984 and totin' a Gary Cunningham small hunter from last month.

Even though spotty, it feels great to be back on the Porch.
- Stuart

Hope you're doing OK Stuart, your Cunningham is a beauty Cool-looking shooting iron too my friend

Thanks Jack, I can certainly relate to that!!!
Looks like your about to slice up some mighty tasty look'n bread; great totes today and an outstanding book!

This little beauty just arrived; it will be in my pocket today.

Thanks JJ, I like to start my days off with some good toasted bread Looks like you're ready to do some whittlin' there

Slicing my granary loaf today (with a bread knife, not with the Lambsfoot )

Along with my Hartshead Barlow, I'm carrying a Waynorth Black Jack, and my Boker Savannah

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

View attachment 1353021 Friday already! It’s off to work I go.
Have a safe, productive, and fun day! Or at least two out of three.View attachment 1353022

 

[JD Bear]

 

[Prester John]

Here's my Ebony version with some extra pin work

That's lovely. Black is beautiful! And nice pin work.

 

[JohnDF]

Beautiful Big Knife.
I'm surprised you didn't use that big blade to cut your toast.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning and Happy Friday
Lambsfoot in Rosewood and Moore Boys Knife in Ash

 

[Travman]

 

[Half/Stop]

Garden is really going crazy. This is my most productive planter in the background. I'm excited for peas and green beans!

Looking good Taylor! You’ve managed to turn your Orchard Gem into a Garden Gem! Well done!

On this 88 F day we finished up with putting in the gardens . I had these in my pockets again . I am pretty sure that they both are older than me and most likely even older than my parents and I really like both of them and do not hesitate to use either one of them .



This is where we started our Tomato and Pepper plants . Now gone with some to our neighbors . Still showing is the Lettuce , Bush Beans , and Carrots

This is our small Raised Garden .

I also finished up a project that I started last fall .




This one is the last of four that I have made . Left to right . # 1 was originally an Oak 2 x 4 /// # 2 Not shown because it resides it Tennessee with it's owner was originally a shovel handle /// # 3 was originally a shovel handle /// # 4 was an Oak Limb that fell onto our yard .

These 3 have Buffalo Nickels in them

I have 2 more Brass Balls but may not use them , but I really enjoyed making these Walking Sticks and cane .

Harry

Thank you and here’s #2 Harry! It does proudly reside in Tennessee. I’ve never installed the nickels yet but I may still someday!

Your plant beds are looking great my friend. You and Nancy need to take it easy in those high temps my friend! Those are two wonderful old knives my friend and I know you really enjoy carrying and using them in your EDC rotation!

Trying to catch back up and get my tote in on Throwback Thursday. Still hanging around the house, so my light duty today was cleaning a Colt New Frontier commemorative from 1984 and totin' a Gary Cunningham small hunter from last month.

Even though spotty, it feels great to be back on the Porch.
- Stuart

Beautiful, both of them Stuart! Hope you’re still improving my friend!

This little beauty just arrived; it will be in my pocket today.

You’ve captured the grain in that micarta very nicely there JJ! Great looking #62!

 

[JTB_5]

Thanks Harvey, beautiful photo





Thank you Dean I always have a Vic Electrician in my bag



NICE Joshua!



Fantastic photos Dave



Impressive trio GT, love the look of that #72



Hope you're doing OK Stuart, your Cunningham is a beauty Cool-looking shooting iron too my friend





Thanks JJ, I like to start my days off with some good toasted bread Looks like you're ready to do some whittlin' there

Slicing my granary loaf today (with a bread knife, not with the Lambsfoot )

Along with my Hartshead Barlow, I'm carrying a Waynorth Black Jack, and my Boker Savannah

Thanks, Jack! You’ve got an eclectic carry today: stag, ebony, and horn (oh my!)