What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[runninmike]

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Boker 7474 large stockman for wooden Weds...

 

[Jack Black]

Great picture, Jack.
Looks like he's guarding his flock.

Happy Wooden Wednesday Everybody... Half way through the week.

Thanks mate! That's a classy-looking pair you're carrying

Appropriate choices for Labor Day, Jack!

Thanks for noticing my friend

First-rate knife choices, Jack, and fascinating, offbeat backgrounds in your pics thereof!

Thanks again Gary, Alan Moore is nothing, if not offbeat!

I'm always happy to see the Abbeydale!
I ran across some Pallares knives that we're basically the model I posted but with wood handles - maybe olive wood? But I don't remember if that was at the Pallares website or some US retailer. It reminded me of the Aitor knives with the leaf-shaped blades and wood handles (that I think were available in 2 or 3 sizes, but are now discontinued).
I appreciate the compliment on the rosewood Böker Magnum scout.

You've been very complimentary about it over the years my friend, and it definitely deserves more pocket time That is very interesting about the Pallares knives, I'm sure they would look very similar to the Aitor Castor models. The first Pallares I have, I found on a market-stall, and the second was one of the knives my girlfriend brought me back from a trip to Madrid (I think), being the only carbon-steel knife she could find. I've never seen them on sale here, which is a shame

 

[TheChunk91]

Aside from the usual sak and shapleigh I have a good user delrin schrade 881 today.

 

[mbkr]

Great pic of your red copperhead, Mike! Is there a cemetery under the trees on the left, or is that just a fence running under the trees?



- GT

Thanks Gary and good eye
Its a cemetery at St. Martin's Catholic church in Starkenburg, Missouri. Its a really pretty church and also the Lady of Sorrows shrine. I was out bimbling about. Unfortunately, I didn't take any good pics of it. I will correct this next time I'm out there. Its a fairly frequent ride of mine.

Being a motorcyclist I took pics of the bike...


...and being a knife enthusiast I took pics of the knife...


...but I didn't take any pics of the church

 

[Corto_Malt]

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Nice photo, the color gradient of the whole and the shapes of the background are superb.

 

[tmd_87]

Today’s knife.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

What wondrous wooden Barlows, José!

Many thanks, Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Unforgettable pair of Bulldog Barlows, José!

Thanks again, Gary.

 

[seas165]

That Copperhead is Fantastic!

Thanks John! Its been in my pocket since i got it a few weeks ago

 

[JJ Cahill]

Pairing my Hartshead Barlow with the vintage Hammer Brand Scout JJ Cahill JJ Cahill gifted me recently Have a good day everyone

The Hammer Brand Scout looks super cool with the classic wrist compass; it should make a nice utility knife to your venerable Hartshead Barlow!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Congrats on the new stag lambsfoot, JJ; I like the stag with a long central valley like yours has!

Thanks a lot, Gary!!! I was a happy camper there was a "stag valley!"

 

[J.Mattson]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Toting these two wood covered Lambsfoot blades today, the Bagpipe ebony covered beauty a gift from Jack Black .

 

[BrotherJim]

Today's tote
They forgot about the nail nick ... not sending it back

 

[JohnDF]

almost every knife looks good teamed with your UFL (Usual Lambs Foot).

Thanks, GT... I think so too.

is that Case trapper new-to-you, John?

It is new. Found it on the Bay for a very good price too.

Is today fancy Wednesday? Two beauties you have there!

Lol... I was feeling a little fancy today.

That's a classy-looking pair you're carrying

Thank you, Jack.

That's a Notable Pair.

 

[JJ Cahill]

That's a Notable Pair.

Thank you very kindly, John!!! I've become a huge fan of the Lambsfoot pattern.

 

[SteveC]

Calf Roper and a Mustang

 

[Bubber]

Aside from the usual sak and shapleigh I have a good user delrin schrade 881 today.

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I like it!

 

[echoscout]

Albers Cut Co & English Whittler