What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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5K Qs said:
Congrats on the captivating Case Barlows, Dean & Greg & Josh & Jeff! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

- GT
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Thank you, Gary.

5K Qs said:
Cool Case copperlocks, Ron & Dean! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup: Are they full-size or minis, and is there any way to tell without some kind of size referent??

For me this week,
Alox knife is a silver Farmer (thanks, Tom):
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non-Alox SAK is a modified Recruit (thanks, Greg, for knife and bust):
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Bailed non-SAK is a GSA Kutmaster:
As found at flea market
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After some TLC
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- GT
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Thank you, Gary. Mine was a mini copperlock. I can tell the difference between mini and full size by noticing whether the handle seems very long or not. If you look at a few photos, you'll see what I mean.

You have a great group of multiblades there. Great job cleaning up the GS knife!
 
Two blades for Tuesday! Not to be confused with the "TUE blade Tuesday" thread offerings!
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Just got a text from a buddy of mine from York, Maine. He knows I'm a bit of a knife nut.
He posed the question "See anything you want?"
I responded that they looked a little pricey, York being a big vacation spot and all.
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Half/Stop said:
Dylan that’s a beautiful pair of Ebony my friend! :thumbsup: :D
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Fodderwing said:
That's some rich ebony Dylan. Looks knee deep luxurious.
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Jack Black said:
Devilishly handsome indeed Dylan :) :thumbsup:
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5K Qs said:
Dazzling dark duo, Dylan! :cool::thumbsup::cool:
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Thank you, fellas, for the kind compliments.

r8shell said:
Thanks, I thought it sounded wrong. :confused: I do need to go there soon, just in case they change.

Went a bit more upscale today:
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Lobster.... One of my favorites. Whenever I return to Maine, I always treat myself (or rather family treats me) to quite the feast. I can't recall if I've seen the knife before, did you do that scrimshaw of the squid? It is wonderful!

Markeologist said:
Spent Fathers Day with my oldest daughter and we took my GEC/CC Rope Knife on a fieldtrip to the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (after a couple Irish Coffees at the Buena Vista Café...it was a classic foggy SF morning after all). Hyde Street Pier is lined with various historical vessels and we toured them all. A wonderful day.

From the rail of the ferry boat Eureka with the Balclutha in the background....Golden Gate Bridge in far background and the Pacific beyond.
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On the tug Hercules

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I've always been fond of Charlie's Navy knives, nice to see one in its natural element.


Continuing with my Lamb and Barlow carries today.

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Peregrin said:
Two blades for Tuesday! Not to be confused with the "TUE blade Tuesday" thread offerings!
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Just got a text from a buddy of mine from York, Maine. He knows I'm a bit of a knife nut.
He posed the question "See anything you want?"
I responded that they looked a little pricey, York being a big vacation spot and all.
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Sorry, Gary: traditionals only. ;) :D
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Pàdruig said:
Lobster.... One of my favorites. Whenever I return to Maine, I always treat myself (or rather family treats me) to quite the feast. I can't recall if I've seen the knife before, did you do that scrimshaw of the squid? It is wonderful!
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I don't have lobster often, but some days ya gotta treat youself. :D

Yes, thanks, I did the scrimshaw. At the risk of showing it too many times:
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