black mamba Congrats Jeff on scoring that great old schrade, it sure is a good looking knife!
@Amir Fleschwund I like that craftsman stock knife Jeff! I guess the scratches left by the seller gives you an excuse to use the heck out of it!
JJ Cahill Nice knives JJ!
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What a great pair (well photographed) Dean, I love the look of those Boker Barlows, and always feel bad about not carrying my Texas Jack more
Thanks so much Will! What’s poor is me in my little apartment, not house lol! Your Harrison Fisher crown shadow pen you’ve been toting is a sweet one too!Yet another exquisite! There are no poor knives in your house
Thank you too Jeff!
You could conquer the world with those two!
Long, weary day today, but I've had help (2019 Guardians Lambsfoot SFO, Harrison Fisher Crown Penknife)
Thanks Jack! But I don't have any plans of world domination at the moment. Beautiful Sheffield knives you have there. Especially that shadow Harrison Fisher Penknife.
Thank you very much 
Thanks for the compliment Jack! It has indeed been a long tiring day, just getting from a day of mulch and fun things such as that! Lovely loaf of bread with your Lambsfoot today my friend!Lovely pairing Ron
Long, weary day today, but I've had help (2019 Guardians Lambsfoot SFO, Harrison Fisher Crown Penknife)
Thank you, Jack.Nice to see the wolf still at large my friend
I've been keeping to my challenge and carrying the Stockyard Whittler every day since I got it in August.I challenge myself to carry my Stockyard Whittler* every day**, until the first frost*** of Autumn****.
*in addition to any other knife or knives I may choose
**unless I am compelled to participate in an event or travel to a location where knife carry is restricted.
*** first frost can be interpreted to mean "jacket weather", as commonly understood in central Texas.
****if such previously defined cold weather does not occur before the autumnal equinox, this challenge may be extended to any time of my choosing, up to, but not exceeding the winter solstice.
I carried these two on my walk today: A Boker Barlow and Case Texas Jack. While we were walking, a plane flew right over us.
I humbly thank you for the kind words, Vince. I am so looking forward to your reveal of your BD present in the near future.Consistently great photos, Harvey.
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- Thank you kindly, Jack. Cool SFO. That wonderful looking loaf needs slicing, with lightly toasting, and something spread or melted on it. Your sweet looking Lamb could easily handle that.
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- Your Martinez navaja de campaña is magnifico.
Hats off to another member of the Greatest Generation on a life well lived!!! I think your grandpa would happy with your choice of knives and ecstatic that you’re sharing a hunting experience with you daughter!Headed out in the morning with my oldest daughter to go deer hunting. Had every intention to take the Hess Whitetail. About 3:00 I got the call from the nursing home that my 102 year old Grandad had passed. Being a lifelong hunter and knowing what he wanted to happen upon his death, we are going hunting. There will be a party later for him.
Now the only choice I had was to take his Western he gave me the year my oldest daughter was born. He packed it on Okinawa in WW II, used it on Moose, Caribou, Deer, Antelope, fish and who knows what else. Hoping he and it will bring us some good luck.
I’ve been debating about what to do with the Frontier stockman I picked up like he used to carry. I thought about sending it over to be buried with him, in case he needs one wherever he ends up, but decided I’m going to just use the hell out of it...I think he’d approve.
Thanks Steve!!!Nice !
Thanks Jeff!!! The Craftsman is still very cool and the blades look very full; I really admire your Camillus jigging, great job!Craftsman and Camillus today...
Wonderful "relics" Gev; and thank you for your very kind words!!!"Budget" magnificence I say...wow !!! Love em both and great photo as usual
Thank you for your kind words on my relics
What a wonderful pair your old Hammer and you Pal make; love that sharp punch!Hammer Brand Imperial Cattle Knife with punch c. 1936 - 37
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Thank you Jeff!!! I was admiring your fantastic Schrade on the "old knives" thread; gorgeous jigging!Thanks, JJ, nice cracked ice! I put the Cut Co in pocket this morning.
Beautiful image of that sensational jigging Paul!
And in fabulous condition JJ
Thank you Jack!!! It's always a quite a pleasure to see your wonderful Sheffield beauties; a true standard in cutlery!Long, weary day today, but I've had help (2019 Guardians Lambsfoot SFO, Harrison Fisher Crown Penknife)
Thank you Harvey!!!Thank you JJ. It’s “Hammer Time” for that fine Stockman and Toothpick. Pre WWII, of course.
Excellent artistic vision of another outstanding Sheffield slicer; very cool!
Thanks Nick!!! That's a really sweet Case with the lovely jigging and super sunken joints; the bolsters are reminiscent of Robeson, awesome!
A couple of beauties Steve, I'm a huge fan of those older Case Barlows!Barlow and a SY Whittler
Quite the lovely foursome Gary; your Vic Elinox is very cool!Busy week has prevented me from keeping up around here. I should at least post a few more of this week's carries before I hit the rack for Thursday.
Alox of the week is a Vic Secretary and non-Alox SAK of the week is a Vic Pocket Pal. I really like these little Vic pen knives!
Bailed non-SAK of the week is a Kutmaster Girl Scout knife:
International Knife of the week (which is never a SAK, 'cause they have their own category) is a JJ Martinez navaja de campaña I bought in Granada, Spain:
