Anybody else EDC a traditional slipjoint?

[TMFKAMJ]

i wasnt interested in slippies until now  !  what knife is the one thats second from the top on the left in this pic ^ 

The Case Large Foldingb Hunter. A few more pics for comparison.




jwh
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thanks jwh! i gotta get one of those, i dont know why but it just looks really cool. anyways back to topic i dont have any real slippies just a buck 112 that was made sometime between 1974-1980 that i got from my father

[jwh]

thanks jwh! i gotta get one of those, i dont know why but it just looks really cool. anyways back to topic i dont have any real slippies just a buck 112 that was made sometime between 1974-1980 that i got from my father

That's why I showed it with the 110 and 112. I figured everyone was familiar with one of those. Unlike the other 3 in the photo the Case is not a locker. As with most Case knives it's offered in a varity of scales. Good luck.

jwh

[EddieEnzyme]

Hello!

Yep, I carry a traditionally-styled folder on a daily basis.

Mine was handmade for me by Steven Cocker of Sheffield, and a marvellous job he did too.

[82brutus]

Hello!

Yep, I carry a traditionally-styled folder on a daily basis.

Mine was handmade for me by Steven Cocker of Sheffield, and a marvellous job he did too.

That's a beauty!

[nuphoria]

Lovely looking knife

[Essexman]

 

[jerseydevil]

Hello!

Yep, I carry a traditionally-styled folder on a daily basis.

Mine was handmade for me by Steven Cocker of Sheffield, and a marvellous job he did too.

  That's pretty!

[82brutus]

I've been carrying this large stockman using it to cut up apples to work in a patina and make me eat healthier.  Also slice open packages and whittle.


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[Syph007]

My impulse buys generated from this thread showed up today!!!

The scissors on the little one work much better than I thought.  I'm digging the big one and will try EDCing now. 

[jerseydevil]

Very nice!  I like the yellow handles and rounded bolsters on the 301.  It's a great knife, I'm sure you'll like it. 

[jerseydevil]

Well, today I carried a different slipjoint to work....


Barlows may be my favorite pattern, and this is a good one.    Before anyone starts on me for carrying a collector's knife, it was nice and protected in a sheath on my belt, and didn't get messed up.  Dirty jobs I leave to my utility knife.  I did use it though, and it's great.  I also got a number of compliments on it, including a 5 year old who thought it was "pretty" and wanted me to let her keep it!    It won't be an everyday work knife, but it will see time in the rotation.