What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

For Friday:
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Rosewood lambsfoot, A. Wright & Son, Sheffield. My working knife.

And:
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Polished stag navaja from @ArtesaniaHerreros, Albacete, España. My fighting knife. ;)
 
Half/Stop said:
We went down to one of the beach pavilions and had us a little picnic for supper tonight! :) The fresh South Georgia tomatoes were no match for my trusty Rosewood Bigun! We microwaved us a bunch of bacon in our room. We had provolone cheese and mayo. Fresh tater chips and ice cold Coke’s rounded out the menu! :thumbsup: :)

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Great pictures my friend . I do not think that the tomatoes had much chance against the Bigun . It appears that you folks are just having too much fun .

Harry
 
0lds said:
First photo post here. Hope it goes ok.
Been lurking a long time, and have been a traditional knife guy my whole life. Looking forward to the Forum journey!
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This just won't do...we need more pictures of this knife, with the blades open! Oh, and welcome aboard!

I hadn't carried this one in a while, and it was feeling lonely.
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5K Qs said:
I do use a fanny pack to tote some of the 17-20 knives I keep handy each day....

I have a very old Buck 110 one of my brothers gave me a couple of years ago, but almost never carry it because it's SO heavy (and ugly, IMHO :rolleyes:). :(



Speaking of teachable moments, I wondered if "old curmudgeon" was redundant (are there any young curmudgeons?). In the course of investigating, I discovered that no one seems sure of the origin of the word! :eek:


- GT
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Gary, it's not the Buck that's heavy...:D




Speaking of curmudgeons, to paraphrase the old Congressional hearings on decency, "I may not be able to define it, but I know it when I see it." ;)
 
Half/Stop said:
We went down to one of the beach pavilions and had us a little picnic for supper tonight! :) The fresh South Georgia tomatoes were no match for my trusty Rosewood Bigun! We microwaved us a bunch of bacon in our room. We had provolone cheese and mayo. Fresh tater chips and ice cold Coke’s rounded out the menu! :thumbsup: :)

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~ “Front desk...”

~ “Room 602. How come the whole floor smells like bacon?”

~ “Sorry sir, but the guests at the end of the hall are from Tennessee.”
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HFinn said:
I allways thought that while the Fox/Bastinelli friction folder is a fine knife, there was something that irritated me. So I took out the dremel and did the deed. The blade shape can still be refined.

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Still this one. I'm working on the tip shape, trying to get a smooth curve. This steel is hard on the eguipment. Also I'm not fond of the sheath, the color and shape remind me of a rotten banana.
 
tmd_87 said:
Thanks for the stickers Logan @L.H.S! Went right on my beer fridge!
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Cool pic Taylor :thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
We went down to one of the beach pavilions and had us a little picnic for supper tonight! :) The fresh South Georgia tomatoes were no match for my trusty Rosewood Bigun! We microwaved us a bunch of bacon in our room. We had provolone cheese and mayo. Fresh tater chips and ice cold Coke’s rounded out the menu! :thumbsup: :)

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Good to know you're having such a great time Ron :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
For Friday:
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Rosewood lambsfoot, A. Wright & Son, Sheffield. My working knife.

And:
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Polished stag navaja from @ArtesaniaHerreros, Albacete, España. My fighting knife. ;)
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A fine pairing Vince :thumbsup:

Have a good Friday folks :) :thumbsup:

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