What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

I've been in a rut lately and this guys getting the benefit of a bunch of pocket time.

That knife and “rut” do not go together.

 

[JonMcD]

Same two again today. Y’all have a good one!

 

[CelloDan]

 

[JohnDF]

Happy Tidioute Tuesday

 

[r8shell]

Same two again today. Y’all have a good one!

Great grain! And it's not even Wednesday...

 

[Jack Black]

I can't seem to kick this ebony Lambsfoot out of my pocket.
It's joined for Jack's Random Tuesday by a W H Morley in pearl.

I know the feel Rachel I'd completely forgotten about Random Tuesday, maybe my subconscious was telling me to randomly put that Ulster in my pocket Nice Morley

Good morning! I’ve already made a run to the local farmers market. Some okra, yellow tomatoes, red potatoes and a couple heads of cabbage followed me home! I had these two in my pocket. My Pére David Big ‘un and my brand new #23L Beavertail in Jigged Brazilian Cherry. Y’all stay safe out there!

Glad to hear you're eating well Ron Fine-looking pair

Fantastic photos Dan

Happy Tidioute Tuesday

Always nice to see your #66 John

 

[5K Qs]

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Shiny.

African Blackwood forum knife.

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Deluxe dark knives, Joshua and Dean!

Rosewood Lambsfoot for Wooden Wednesday.

Wood on wood is looking good, Dave!

That's a handsome fella, GT.

Thanks, Stuart.

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Today's pocket goodness.
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Splendid bone WCLF, Taylor!

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Hope everyone is having a good day I'm carrying my Hartshead Barlow today, along with a Thrifty Thursday Chinese Imperial Stockman (bought this knife last year, and it's the first time I've carried it), and a new arrival on my belt
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Thrilling Thursday threesome, Jack!
That cracked ice Imperial looks good!

Very nice stockman, GT. I like Case's saw cuts they do on their knives.

Your two Canoes this week are exquisite, Gary! It goes without saying (so I'm going to say it) that your Case 6347 is a treasure.

I appreciate your supportive comments, John and Dean.

I'm carrying a Case single blade wharncliffe Trapper in red Delrin; it was part of Case's post 9/11 Fire Engine Red series.

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The red handle looks good with that flag shield, Dean! That knife is very similar to a lambsfoot!

It's cardboard reckoning day today.

Terrific Tribal Lock; I think the navy blue jigged bone with red shield is a striking combination!

Love it, GT.

Thanks, Harvey.
Your brace of Barlows is outstanding!

Such an appealing knife, José!

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Camillus 23 Jack, Case 62048SP ten dot, and Buck 102

Black and white classic trio in living color; looks great, Jeff!

French Friday:

Le Thiers par Chambriard

et:

Le Langres, Stephane Thomachot

Ooh-la-la X 2, Vince!

Going with these two razor sharp jacks from the 1930s, both wearing black composite.

For today I'll be toting these two, a stockman and a toothpick.

Two pairs of dark, dapper, and delightful knives, JJ!

Today marks 9 years nicotine free for me. 40 years of Marlboro and Copenhagen ( often at the same time) ended July the 10th 2011 for me. So I’m feeling a little proud of myself this morning. In honor of that pride, I decided to carry a knife that was made with pride and I’m proud to own. 1967-1971 Schrade made Buck 301. This knife has waited over 50 years for this day. A craftsman built this wonderful tool to be used in an honest days work and today it will be. View attachment 1375214

Congrats on nixing the nicotine, Clay; sweet knife to celebrate the happy anniversary of kicking the habit!
(I smoked pipe, cigarettes, and mostly cigars from 1970 until Christmas Eve 2014, so I know the a little about the pride you mentioned. )

For both Black and Northfield Fridays

Elegant, exquisite pair, John!

Nice Barlow Gary

That is a Beautiful Barlow, Gary!

Thank you, Jack and Dean.

I ended up taking my walk with all these. My umbrella in one hand and my belt in the other.

Lotta fine cutlery there, Jer! (Have you considered suspenders? It would allow you to have a free hand again. )

I'm carrying one of my 2019 Case Barlows today.

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Superb Case Barlow, Dean!
As I recall, you have several grand exemplars of that run of Case Barlows.

W. Saynor

Hey there! Hi there! Ho there!
That knife's as welcome as can be, Gev!

Great looking knife, GT.

I'm grateful to you for posting that, Harvey.

Utica EE Jack and a Schrade Walden stockman

Steve, as is so often the case with you, another brown bone bonanza!

Years ago over on AAPK we got into a long discussion thread on what is a Moose and what is a Muskrat. Normally a Muskrat is built on a Premium Stockman (3-7/8" - 4" serpentine frame, such as the Case Muskrat, built on their 47 frame) it normally has two identical "Muskrat" blades (like a Turkish Clip blade but more slender). Then there is the Case Hawbaker Muskrat and assorted copies - once again the 47 frame with one Muskrat blade and one long Sheepfoot blade. A Moose is much like a Muskrat but bigger (and with a Clip and a Spear blade); your Case 6275 Moose is built on a 75 frame (large serpentine frame) which is also used for their jumbo Stockman. The Case Moose can also be correctly called a Texas Jack. There are so many asterisk's in knife naming that I finally decided to go with whatever the manufacturer labeled the knife. OH

Thanks for the discussion of Moose/Muskrat distinctions, Bruce!

Today with Bulldog in Ram's horn.
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Your Bulldog Barlow is brilliant, José!

A couple of Jacks today, Schrade Cutco. and a Camillus

Golden brown goodness, Steve!

- GT

 

[Pomsbz]

 

[Half/Stop]

Glad to hear you're eating well Ron Fine-looking pair

We love the locally grown fresh veggies Jack! I’m going back Thursday morning to get some corn and green beans. Thank you my friend!

 

[Jack Black]

Thrilling Thursday threesome, Jack!
That cracked ice Imperial looks good!

Thanks a lot Gary

 

[Jack Black]

We love the locally grown fresh veggies Jack! I’m going back Thursday morning to get some corn and green beans. Thank you my friend!

Fantastic Ron, I'm afraid the market here is great for veg. There used to be a small local farmer's market, but I don't think it's on at the moment. Excellent fruit and veg shop about a mile from me, but the line outside is nearly that long!

 

[Half/Stop]

Fantastic Ron, I'm afraid the market here is great for veg. There used to be a small local farmer's market, but I don't think it's on at the moment. Excellent fruit and veg shop about a mile from me, but the line outside is nearly that long!

Long lines are becoming more common these days! If you want the good stuff before it gets gone you have to be an early bird here. I’ll probably be there by 5:30am on Thursday morning.

 

[JohnDF]

Always nice to see your #66 John

Thank you, Jack.

Elegant, exquisite pair, John!

Thank you, GT.

 

[Jack Black]

Long lines are becoming more common these days! If you want the good stuff before it gets gone you have to be an early bird here. I’ll probably be there by 5:30am on Thursday morning.

It's not been too bad here Ron, so far. I've only queued twice, and then only for a few minutes, but I think I've only been in a supermarket 3 times since March, and in smaller places half a dozen times, if that. I'll probably end up buying veg from the market on Thursday, but it only lasts a few days

 

[CHNeal]

As my father was very fond of saying “ if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”
So I’m going with this again today. It has such a classy look and feel, combined with such great fit and finish, its as at home in the office as it is on my man lift. View attachment 1377794 5K Qs

Thank you Gary and congrats on your success as well. It’s a tough beast to beat.

 

[JB in LV]

Hiroaki Ohta FK7 is a neat little ff.

 

[Peregrin]

Have a great Tuesday, folks!
Getting to know my new Boker Nessmi. I found that a sheath I had made by Paul Long years ago was a perfect fit for it. The original, although well made and secure, was a bit pedestrian. Of course my Lloyd Shadow had to be in the pic and in the pocket today.

 

[Jack Black]

As my father was very fond of saying “ if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”

Mine was fond of saying, "Get to bed!"

 

[Old Engineer]

Great carry and fantastic pictures again as usual Dan .

Harry

 

[JohnDF]

As my father was very fond of saying “ if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”

Mine was fond of saying, "Get to bed!"

My Dad used to tell me...
When you were young we couldn't wait for you to walk and talk...
Now we just want you to sit down and shut-up!