What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Leslie Tomville]

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Looking forward to totin’ this one tomorrow.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

That 54 big jack in linen micarta really appeals to me. Those were on at least one dealers shelves for quite a while if I remember right and I still wanna kick myself for not snagging one.

A puukko with osage, antler and pewter trim along with a bone handled stockman today.
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They’ll come back around, I hope.
By the way, a couple porch members have 54s in Desert Ironwood, SteveC is one if I’m not misremembering, that are quite beautiful.

 

[SteveC]

They’ll come back around, I hope.
By the way, a couple porch members have 54s in Desert Ironwood, SteveC is one if I’m not misremembering, that are quite beautiful.

No not me, I wish I had one .

 

[Pàdruig]

They look great together Dylan

Another great photo and pairing Dylan!

I like how the colors are starting to match.

Thank you, fellas.


These two for me today.

 

[Arian29]

GEC#62 in Natural Micarta.

 

[TheFactor]

Tuesday’s carry

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today in my pocket Case mini trapper in stag.

 

[Will Power]

Fine sunny day out there, but winter's never far off here...

Decided upon the Chambriard le compact in Stag, it went MIA from 2013 until the house move this Feb so I'm enjoying the reunion Let's hope it's a lucky day for all who read this thread

 

[Travman]

 

[r8shell]

Thanks, it was a nice, fun day on the water, we cruised about an hour east on the ICW to the State Port in Morehead City, then partly out Beaufort Inlet before turning around for home. If you choose to use your ALOX Farmer you will have a very solid knife - not the lightest carry in the pocket, but sturdy, well built and stylishly colorful too. OH

Okay, I'm inspired to put it in the pocket today. I doubt I'll have a use for the saw, but one never knows.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

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[JohnDF]

Case Medium Jack in Synthetic Ebony, a super handy little knife.

 

[Corto_Malt]

A ram's horn handle knife by Benjamin Celle, traditional Corsican curnicciolu

 

[Prester John]

1984 Remington Baby Bullet lockback (Camillus). Some might keep it safely put away, but it's a nice user.

 

[silvaticus]

 

[akaMatt]

This one for today...

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks, Paul. Stay safe out there in the Great Plains; looks like the Dakotas have had an alarming COVID spike the past month and a half!


Thanks, John; I agree that's a superb example of amber jigged bone!


I didn't think my going away would cause any problems, but I guess I knew the waltzing back (like a bad penny) might engender some hard feelings!


Thanks, Dean. I had way too many knives with me and didn't have time to mess around with all of them as much as I'd hoped to.

One final celebration of "The Knives of August" before I get back to my rotation schedule for this week.
A vacation by a lake made having some canoes with me obligatory:
Rough Rider smooth tobacco bone stainless canoe
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Case amber bone CV canoe
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Rough Rider canittler
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Don't like to leave home without a sowbelly stockman, and for a long trip, I took two:
Rough Rider carbon steel sowbelly
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Chinese Imperial cracked ice sowbelly
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I figured I needed this Providence fish knife at a lakefront cottage:
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An Imperial Kamp King was my scout knife for the month:
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My entire flock of lambs foot knives has been working hard all year, so I thought they all deserved a vacation, too:
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- GT

That's a bodacious bevy of beautiful blades, Gary! I don't think I would go out on the water with that many knives weighing me down - JMHO.

 

[RDaneel]

I'm carrying my Ancient 2.0 again for TC Tuesday. It is indeed a treasure.

 

[Bloefield]

Western

 

[Modoc ED]

I'm gonna give this Bulldog Stockman a whirl today.