WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[1967redrider]

Going old school for Throwback Thursday, Electric Cut. Co., Walden. It's also National Coffee Day, free @ Dunkin with purchase like, a strawberry with sprinkles.

Wow, RR, that Electric is one beautiful knife. Is that 3 3/4" closed? Hard to tell the size from the pic. Any idea on an approximate age? Regardless, it's a fine looking piece of cutlery.

Thanks, Mike. Comes in at 3 1/2" closed, with the Walden stamp it would be after 1910 but my version of Goins doesn't have an end date.

[313 Mike]

Going old school for Throwback Thursday, Electric Cut. Co., Walden. It's also National Coffee Day, free @ Dunkin with purchase like, a strawberry with sprinkles.

Wow, RR, that Electric is one beautiful knife. Is that 3 3/4" closed? Hard to tell the size from the pic. Any idea on an approximate age? Regardless, it's a fine looking piece of cutlery.

Thanks, Mike. Comes in at 3 1/2" closed, with the Walden stamp it would be after 1901 but my version of Goins doesn't have an end date.

Hey thanks for the reply RR. 3 1/2"" closed is my ideal sweet spot for a traditional knife. Rides in the pocket easily, but is still big enough to be useful.
Mike

[1967redrider]

Had to fix my date, 1910.

Here's another thread with Electric Cut. Co. info-

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=61857&hilit=Electri ... o.#p727019

[DM11]

Buck Ranger

Tomorrow I'll be back to posting my normal carries.

[HairyRhodante]

Here's my ole hawkbill daily carry and one for the little pocket. The little one is beat up but has a great backspring and plenty of blade left for me, I'm just happy to own a lil piece of history.

[treefarmer]

HairyRhodante,
Great old Case knives!
Can't go wrong with them.
Treefarmer

[dlr110]

That Buck Ranger is GGGGGorgeous!

[jerryd6818]

Wow, RR, that Electric is one beautiful knife. Is that 3 3/4" closed? Hard to tell the size from the pic. Any idea on an approximate age? Regardless, it's a fine looking piece of cutlery.

Thanks, Mike. Comes in at 3 1/2" closed, with the Walden stamp it would be after 1901 but my version of Goins doesn't have an end date.

Hey thanks for the reply RR. 3 1/2"" closed is my ideal sweet spot for a traditional knife. Rides in the pocket easily, but is still big enough to be useful.
Mike

Mike, if 3 1/2" is your sweet spot, do you have any Mini Trappers?

[313 Mike]

Thanks, Mike. Comes in at 3 1/2" closed, with the Walden stamp it would be after 1901 but my version of Goins doesn't have an end date.

Hey thanks for the reply RR. 3 1/2"" closed is my ideal sweet spot for a traditional knife. Rides in the pocket easily, but is still big enough to be useful.
Mike

Mike, if 3 1/2" is your sweet spot, do you have any Mini Trappers?

Ahhhh....ummmm.... ...welll...well.... I have to admit Jerry that I do not. I have had a couple in the past, but they have moved on to new homes over the years. I have looked into picking up another one, but most of the newer ones seem to have a wharncliff main, and I am not a fan of that blade shape. I have also noticed on some of the newer ones that the blades when open are canted slightly, at an angle, which I am also not a fan of.
Now if I were to find one with a clip or spear main that opened flat and on a line with the spine of the knife, I might be intrigued...
....also, full disclosure, I am also not a big fan of half stops, and I am pretty sure that is a standard feature on the miniTrappers. .

[cody6268]

RRLove the Electric
Ended workweek with a Blur a Wave

Nice pair!

I have the original as you have (I think mine's a 1998), a standard Wave (2017, before they moved to replaceable wire cutters), as well as a Charge TTi. I have to admit, the original Wave is my favorite out of the bunch. It is lighter and slimmer than the redesigned versions, and I prefer the fixed drivers over those fiddly little screwdriver bits I always end up losing.

[jerryd6818]

....also, full disclosure, I am also not a big fan of half stops, and I am pretty sure that is a standard feature on the miniTrappers. .

You got me there. Half stops do dominate, but on the bright side (for you) Wharncliffe blades are in the minority by a pretty good margin.

[DM11]

Lambsfoot and a Spring Street Barlow

[313 Mike]

Lambsfoot and a Spring Street Barlow

Nice looking Lambsfoot, David. I've never heard of Spring Street, what's the scoop with them?

[DM11]

Lambsfoot and a Spring Street Barlow

Nice looking Lambsfoot, David. I've never heard of Spring Street, what's the scoop with them?

Thank you. They were made by GEC for the BF year knife.

[garddogg56]

RRLove the Electric
Ended workweek with a Blur a Wave

Nice pair!

I have the original as you have (I think mine's a 1998), a standard Wave (2017, before they moved to replaceable wire cutters), as well as a Charge TTi. I have to admit, the original Wave is my favorite out of the bunch. It is lighter and slimmer than the redesigned versions, and I prefer the fixed drivers over those fiddly little screwdriver bits I always end up losing.

Thanx Cody I have to say the old Wave is my favorite.

[TPK]

Here's my ole hawkbill daily carry and one for the little pocket. The little one is beat up but has a great backspring and plenty of blade left for me, I'm just happy to own a lil piece of history.

I really like that "lil piece of history". Nice looking knife!


Great carries everyone!

[TPK]

Goin with these today.

Unstamped Stockman
Victorinox Elinox
Böker Magnum
Klaas Solingen

[Ivoryman]

[garddogg56]

Tom nice variety
I-Man you carry the best scaled knives
Little deer stand work carrying L L Bean and a Western

[ken98k]

My favorite trapper and a ganzo axis lock.

[garddogg56]

Ken you just saw my fovorite trapper thanx
Is the Ganzo axis lock as smooth as say a Benchmade Griptilian

[treefarmer]

Tom nice variety
I-Man you carry the best scaled knives
Little deer stand work carrying L L Bean and a Western

gdogg, that shootin' house is going to be hard to heat up there in them cold Maine woods!
When do y'all start hunting?
Who made the yellow L.L.Bean trapper? Yellow handles always take me back to the old days.
Treefarmer

[ken98k]

Ken you just saw my fovorite trapper thanx
Is the Ganzo axis lock as smooth as say a Benchmade Griptilian

Glad you like the trapper.
I've never handled a Griptillian but I do have a couple Benchmades and this Ganzo works as easily they do.
I've had this one for for a few years but seldom carry it.

[TPK]

Tom nice variety
I-Man you carry the best scaled knives
Little deer stand work carrying L L Bean and a Western

Thanks Dogg! Appreciate your comments Buddy!

Great looking knives & stand!

[TPK]

GEC and Schrade

Great looking knives & pictures!