What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[cigarrodog]

Schrade Wire Hawkbill




Slater/Sheffield

 

[K33ncutter]

Oh my, oh my, oh my, that Clip/Sheep Jack is OUTSTANDING!

Thanks John. You don’t see too many with that particular pair of blades. I surely like it.

 

[Hickory n steel]

I don't know whoever added the Box-o-knives GAW, but thanks
Chose it from the box before making my contributions and it went right into my pocket, it seems like a wonderful little knife.

 

[Norcaldude]

 

[chuck4570]

My 3 today

 

[screened porch]

Three for me also for most of the day; I couldn't make up my mind. And why should I?

 

[sunknife]

Relaxing on the patio with a snack as the sun sets. A Fight'n Rooster dual blade, smooth burnt bone copperhead and a Schatt & Morgan
single spear blade, rosewood jack keeping me company.

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[Chief]

This thread moves so fast, can't keep up!

 

[Arian29]

Laguiole+Mini Fox River for Tuesday.

 

[Duckdog]

I'm late to the party (at least by Eastern Daylight Time). This was my Monday tote as it was a Keen Kutter kinda day.

- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Thank you Stuart. Hope the day is going your way.

Monday went swimmingly for the Duckdog, Harvey. Thanks.
- Stuart

 

[Half/Stop]

I'm late to the party (at least by Eastern Daylight Time). This was my Monday tote as it was a Keen Kutter kinda day.

- Stuart

Yep! I knew you was either late or I was mighty early Stuart!!! Nice one buddy!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, it looks like you having a great time hanging out with friends

Hope everyone had a good weekend I thought I'd start my week off with these two

Thanks Jack; been doing quite a bit of it lately, keeps me sane!
You've always got a great couple of buddies along for the ride; great choices today!

You've got a handful of handsome history right there, JJ. Well done.

Thank you very much Stuart!!!

Thanks, guys. And, JJ, the Scott preamp (?) is a welcomed "throwback", too. (The Robeson is a fitting classic companion.)

Thanks again, Stuart; yes, a Scott 299c combo amp/preamp (just woke it after a 7 year nap )

Schrade Wire Hawkbill

Slater/Sheffield

What a cool and unique tang stamp on your great, old Schrade; love the horn covers on your stately British gentleman, too!!!

I'm late to the party (at least by Eastern Daylight Time). This was my Monday tote as it was a Keen Kutter kinda day.

The party is still on and you brought the "belle of the ball;" really liking those tortoise covers, outstanding!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thought I'd pocket this early GEC 23 iteration wearing a Schrade shield.

 

[Jack Black]

My latest Lambsfoot is in my pocket this morning. G. Butler & Co Sheffield. Y'all stay safe out there.

Enjoying seeing that fabulous old Lambsfoot Ron

That's a cool little knife, Jack. Look quite capable.

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Enviable ebonies, Jack. The little gunstock is right on target.

Many thanks Stuart, the Mini-Skrama definitely gets my thumbs-up The Gunstock was a kind gift from Duncan @Campbellclanman when we met up in York last year Happy days

Two today, and some aboriginal art!!View attachment 1355170

Outstanding Charlie

Thank you Jack. That Ebony 44 GS is one sweet knife.

Schrade Wire Hawkbill
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Slater/Sheffield
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Many thanks Harvey, thanks for showing those interesting old beauties

Thanks Jack; been doing quite a bit of it lately, keeps me sane!
You've always got a great couple of buddies along for the ride; great choices today!

I know the feeling JJ! Thank you kindly my friend

Thought I'd pocket this early GEC 23 iteration wearing a Schrade shield.

Fabulous knife, very special

Morning everyone, what day is it?! Armed to the teeth today

Hartshead Barlow, James Barber British Army Clasp Knife, Enzo Elver

 

[knarfeng]

Back to my roots. A Buck 303.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with Weidmannsheil in stag.

 

[Old Hunter]

Pt-Luso very nice stag handles on a fine looking knife. OH

 

[CHNeal]

Sorry for the recycled pic folks.

I’ll do my usual “ carry for a day before putting it away” on this mint 319 that arrived yesterday. View attachment 1355612
I was asked by a pretty serious Buck collector I know about why I would “ ruin” the mint knives I run across by carrying them then flushing them before putting them up. I posted this in the Buck forum but I thought I would here as well.
I’m a rather sentimental guy so I carry / use every knife I buy so when one of my kids or future grand / great grand kids gets one of these they will know it’s a knife the old man carried. I know it’s silly but I’d trade every knife I’ve ever owned for a knife my granddad or my father carried and I don’t want my descendants to feel that.

Have a great days folks and stay safe.
Clay

 

[joeradza]

cigarrodog
Harvey, only you could make that old wire jack attractive.