What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Thank you JJ. Those two look like excellent stalwart companions.Two wood covered old workhorses for my Wednesday totes; a pre WWII Ulster TL-29 and a tough old Cattaraugus, both in Cocobolo.
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@Jack Black - Thank you kindly, Jack. Your Vintage Alfred Blackwell Lamb looks fantastic. And that Joseph Rodgers is something else.
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This one just came to me in yesterday's mail, an ebony handed, pre-1940 E. C. Simmons Hardware "Keen Kutter" regular jack. After seeing all the nice, vintage ebony handled knives here on the Traditional Forum, I started looking for something that was similar to what I was seeing - finally found one. This one has my favorite main, a Clip, and great snapping half-stop blades. OH
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Albert Oates, Sheffield.
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I'll join ya, Charlie!Your house must be nice and warm today, Ed!!
Setting out with a Lagioule today, in honor of our Parisian friends who took us to a knife show not long ago!!
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Nothing. I'm not carrying anything today. I'm not going out of the house and I'm sitting at my desk in a pair of shorts with no pockets. Of course I have my desk knife sitting on the desk but that's as close as I'll get to carrying today.
Hmm. Shorts with no pockets? Sounds like underwear!
At least you could have posted a pic.
Of your desk knife, I mean!
HNTYKD!This one just came to me in yesterday's mail, an ebony handed, pre-1940 E. C. Simmons Hardware "Keen Kutter" regular jack. After seeing all the nice, vintage ebony handled knives here on the Traditional Forum, I started looking for something that was similar to what I was seeing - finally found one. This one has my favorite main, a Clip, and great snapping half-stop blades. OH
Happy new to you knife day!
Looks like a dandy~ love that clip.
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This one just came to me in yesterday's mail, an ebony handed, pre-1940 E. C. Simmons Hardware "Keen Kutter" regular jack. After seeing all the nice, vintage ebony handled knives here on the Traditional Forum, I started looking for something that was similar to what I was seeing - finally found one. This one has my favorite main, a Clip, and great snapping half-stop blades. OH
Very nice !
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I've had this one a while but first time carrying today. My only bone handled knife but it's a good one!
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I wood knot!I woodn't miss the opportunity to tote this ebony clad Ulster serpentine jack (1876-1941) on a Wednesday, wood you?
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Maserin lockback hunter with olive woodView attachment 1214494 and a Case 6318 stockman with pocket worn burnt brown jig bone.
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Nothing. I'm not carrying anything today. I'm not going out of the house and I'm sitting at my desk in a pair of shorts with no pockets. Of course I have my desk knife sitting on the desk but that's as close as I'll get to carrying today.
Too funny.
That’s rather depressing, actually!