What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

I have these two out in the shop with me this morning.

 

Here is to our intrepid explorer @Jack Black for venturing out. And yes, he was well armed @JohnDF . I always wondered what Jack would carry during Armageddon! Happy Birthday Jack!

I have been staying on the farm trying to get as much done as possible during my exile.

Today, I am totin the infamous GEC 47 Viper made back in the day when GEC still put a shield on Stag. (They even put shields on the higher quality Genuine and Natural Stag, which was not burnt.).

The Viper was one of the patterns that hooked me on GEC. It was hard to get this one, and they are still pretty hard to find. The pattern is the inverse of the 74. I am not usually a wharncliff fan, but this one was a must have for me.

Next up, three of the all time greats, the 72, 73, and 74!

I love that Texas Jack @Crazy Canuck ! Is it the 92 or 32 pattern. I also love that 47 @hornetguy . Both of those are classics.

@Duckdog , Stuart, we are still waiting to hear more about that amazing steak! What was the cut and how did you cook it?

 

Nice! Who is the maker of your pen?

 

That is a very nice Trio Ron . Is that your New Old Split Back that you were expecting ??? It does not look old in that picture .

Harry

 

@Leslie Tomville Absolutely love that stag Viper LT!

 

Thanks Harry! Yep that’s it! You know how those on line photos can be deceiving sometimes. I’ll give you a call!

 

#18 Camillus Jack this morning.

 

Thanks guys. LT it's a 92 pattern, 7 dot. I'm not usually a larger pocket knife guy, but really liking the ~4" range lately from my usual ~3.5".

 

African Rosewood lambsfoot SFO Jack Black
Bar River Little Creek @Crazy Canuck GAW

 

Also got a Camillus 18 with me today, as I have for many months.
It is a great 'little' knife, at 3 7/8"
Slim, sleek, and slicey!

Edited to add: mine is later production, and not quite so pretty. With plain bolsters, plastic (plastag) scales.

 

An old Ulster today....

 

62 Jigged Bone and 86 Sucker Rod today.

 

Camillus 16 and a 34OT

 

Quarantine rations. We're eating more healthy since we're not going out. Maybe we can keep these better habits after this all passes.

 

Sunny day after a little shower, and my favorite in my pocket. Sitting outside enjoying last day off.

 

Case medium stockman - pile side.

 

Bone:

Case trapper.

Stag:
Langres, by Stephane Thomachot.

 

You've got most major blade shapes covered!

I may have to steal your line ...
"Trying to maximize my lack of potential."

I'll toss it out next time somebody asks how I'm doing.

Love the medium jacks you've been showing!

That's a great old cattle knife!

And speaking of nice jacks...