What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Leslie Tomville
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A 73 and two of the new 93’s. The 93’s are way better than I was expecting. The 73 liner lock is an old favorite pattern, but this is a new knife to me! Happy 4th of July!!
A 73 and two of the new 93’s. The 93’s are way better than I was expecting. The 73 liner lock is an old favorite pattern, but this is a new knife to me! Happy 4th of July!!
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Beautiful knives, all of ‘em. Here’s my 93 out on the deck with me before a Tennessee summer storm.
Great coffee, a day off, and a stag gunstock trapper in my pocket. Pretty good start to a day right thar. Of course, the intent was to post this photo this morning, so that tells you how my day off (alleged) went!
Queen made Moore Maker Gunstock y vaca. Welcome to Texas
Queen made Moore Maker Gunstock y vaca. Welcome to Texas
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That is very nice
If your dump fees are anything like here, no more knife purchases for awhile
mitch
If your dump fees are anything like here, no more knife purchases for awhile
mitch
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I plan to tote a good ol' American trapper on Independence Day:
Case amber bone SS trapper.
But I'm also going to tote this beauty, from the Olde Country:
Sambar stag Hartshead Barlow, from A. Wright & Son, Sheffield, England.
Case amber bone SS trapper.
But I'm also going to tote this beauty, from the Olde Country:
Sambar stag Hartshead Barlow, from A. Wright & Son, Sheffield, England.
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Have my Opinel No 6 carbone with me for wooden Wednesday again.
Also thank you to those who post what model and pattern of knife they are carrying. It really helps since I'm so new to traditionals.
Also thank you to those who post what model and pattern of knife they are carrying. It really helps since I'm so new to traditionals.
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I just edited my last post to include more identifying information.Have my Opinel No 6 carbone with me for wooden Wednesday again.
Also thank you to those who post what model and pattern of knife they are carrying. It really helps since I'm so new to traditionals.
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Man, that's a handsome knife!
Perhaps weird, but I really like the stag, the blade shape, and the sunk joint!Today with Parker little eagle, weird knife with magnificent stag!!!
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Thanks for the extra info, Dave and Steve.
Thanks, Dwight.
I think I'd become a professional pallbearer if I had the knife you posted; I'd want to carry that coffin all the time!
That's a rich, regal red, John!Driving to the Bay Area
"Absurdly beautiful" seems a very accurate description of your Waynorth Lambsfoot, Buzz!...
I've got the SwissTank again. But I'm backing it up today with something far more traditional, and absurdly beautiful.
Another of your wonderful metal knives!
Glad to hear that we'll still get to see the old TEW now and then, Harry!Have had this one in my pocket since it's arrival on 6-28-2019 .
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I have retired this old TEW from work but it still gets carried a lot .
Harry
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Thank you, Gary! A grand group of knives today.
Thanks, Dean.Today's Barlow.
Always good to see that TC with the darker spots.
Thanks, Tom.Thanks GT, nice trio of "boats" you have there
I’m totin’ these two today.
That white gunstock is quite elegant!
Congrats on getting the whole set, Paul!Lambfoot for the WIN
Sensational covers on that Barlow!The Russell went to work today and will again tomorrow.
As much as I like my tree shots, this one really could have gone so very very wrong, as it's surrounded by only rocks and the parking lot. Luckily no Lambs were injured. This will be my carry for a while, I'm quite sure.
Fantastic photos, Matt and FBC!
With that pair of Barlows, Jack, you don't need a compass to know that you're headed the right direction!...
Morning folks, couple of Barlows for me today
Thanks, JJ.Thanks Gary! I've got a soft spot for those "depression era" Imperial Hammers!
Great selection of Canoes today! Brings to mind an election slogan from 1840 "TippeCanoe and Tyler Too"
Todays tote of 3 wood covered workers from Robeson
Great old wood for Wednesday!
TEN Ws!!
Well done, Jeff!My goodness, those ebony Churchills are sure superb knives!...
Great to see #10 again, Dean!Today's Barlow is old Number 10. Even the plants reach out to grab this one!
Have a great Fourth of July, Tom and everyone else!My Remington saw scout is going to see some grill duty over the next couple of days.
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That is very nice
Thank you. He makes wonderful slipjoints.
If your dump fees are anything like here, no more knife purchases for awhile
mitch
$84 for 10 tires plus a 20’ dump trailer full of the refuse from a mobile home park we cleaned up. Old appliances, railroad ties, broken down swing sets, busted up furniture, you name it!
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After telling my Doctor what a good boy I’ve been, during my regular 6 month checkup, this is always my post-fasting repast. Every time.
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It’s good to have such a reward, every year after my work-related physical which includes fasting I down a big plate of buckwheat pancakes and a side of bacon, washed down with lots of coffee.
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Driving to the Bay Area
On your way out, you can drop this beauty off at my place!
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Thank you, GT.That's a rich, regal red, John!
Lol... It was the only nice thing about the drive.