What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Tue blades are great.

 

As of about an hour ago, a Remington Canoe with a 1933-1935 tang stamp, that I bought at the pawnshop.
I just noticed a teeny tiny number on the edge of a mark side bolster.
If I had a jewler's lupe or magnifying glass I might be able to see what the number is.
I guess I need to go to a jewlery store tomorrow ...
At any rate, it is going to be in my pocket for at least the rest of the month.

UPDATE:
According to the two jewler's (at different shops) I showed it to on the 5th, it isn't a number. They both said it looks like dings.
Oh well.

 

Lovely pen, Jack. You caught the MOP nicely.

Wondrous wood, Dwight.

That's a lot of bull. Alan. Nice looking, though.

A particularly pleasing pair, Ron.

You have a handsome duo of distinguished elders, r8shell.

Looks mighty tasty, Harvey.

No apologies needed with that knife around, Harry.

Dynamic duo, Jack. I like the robust blade on the Issard.

Very nice pairing, T'man.

I was raised near where you often work, David. Humidity is hereditary down there. You have some solid helpers with you.

There's a lot to like in that one, Alan.

That's a beaut, Dean.

I have a couple of Queen #10s, Steve; one from 1922-1945 and the other from 1961-1971. Neither looks as good as yours. I saw some of your Imperials and Cammies that I "missed" while away from the Porch - they are, as usual, pretty fine.

I love its look, too, Harvey. Thanks for sharing it, as I don't see many like that.

OK, here we go!! Nick, if you and Steve keep raising the bar, we'll all be doing chin-ups.

Well done, Buzz. Well done.

- Stuart

 

I've got a couple of classics for this Twosday, though only one is a knife. One for EDC-ing, the other for easy listening.



- Stuart

 

@Duckdog
Good one Stuart!

 

@Duckdog Thank you Stewart for the nice words.

 

Thank you, Stuart!

 

Thank you Stuart!

 

This is why my Trapper stopped off in Oregon on it's way up here, it needed a photoshoot with my first gun ever. A #43 Oregon Trapper and a Stevens #72 Crackshot

 

Put the BSK to proper use.

 

Lambsfoot of the Week - Valley Jack, my 2019 Guardians desert ironwood lambsfoot:


Stag/Horn Knife of the Week - Marbles Rams horn sowbelly stockman:


Peanut-like Knife of the Week - Case yellow delrin CV pen knife:


Miscellaneous Knife of the Week - GEC 77 Blade Forums knife (thanks, Mark):


- GT

 

Today it’s a GEC 15 and the rarely photographed but ever present Victorinox Compact.

 

The bone on that knife is so very nice. I have not seen one like that.

 

Thanks for the nice words Stuart!

 

Recently been carrying either the alox farmer (received as part of a trade with @JaxBaron ) or GEC #66 calf roper. Each is an enjoyable and capable companion. I keep an LB1 or classic on my key ring, so don’t carry the two at the same time.

 

Love your Sun-Kissed images, GT.

 

This 1 for the past couple of days, got it in trade years ago. I hadn't used it works and looks good

 

Lockback's. The protruding lock tab was in my opinion too large, so I ground it to more pleasing size. While at it rounded the corners of the tab. Still needs some fine wet sandpaper.

 

Black Box Swell Centre

 

Nice, I've carried a compact as a 2nd knife for 2 years, kicked the tinker out of my pocket.