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Not that I need to carry multiple knives but these two make a good pair.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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These two for me today. I’m also carrying a second Evan Miller custom fixed blade, the same as the white version in this photo but with black handles and thin blue liners. It is a gift for my brother’s birthday today. The thin blue liner is recognition for his profession, as he works in law enforcement.
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A beauty Gev. Can we see more of it?
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Those are gorgeous.Two wooden clad totes for Wednesday; both French and both wearing Juniper.
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Sure, just ask and I will take new pics
The one above is a user and has a damaged sheepsfoot. Here is one in better shape. They both have coined liners, as you know
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Sure, just ask and I will take new pics
The one above is a user and has a damaged sheepsfoot. Here is one in better shape. They both have coined liners, as you know
They must be 825's then. Wonderful knives and thanks for the pictures.
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Ditto, Stuart.
Very nice Dean
Morning folks, two from Sheffield today for me today, a Taylor's Eye Witness Lambsfoot and a William Morton Sleeveboard
Thank you, Jack! Great looking knives you are carrying today; I particularly like the look of your sleeveboard.
Sure, just ask and I will take new pics
The one above is a user and has a damaged sheepsfoot. Here is one in better shape. They both have coined liners, as you know
Fantastic knives and photos, Gev.
A great pattern to carry.
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Fantastic knives and photos, Gev.
One of my favorites, Dean. Thank u so much ! That bonestag is a looker and a treasure from your DadCase Bonestag 6.5318 stockman which my Dad bought for me 15 years ago.
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New 86! Was gonna just let this one sit, but I be dadgum if I’m gonna let the wood darken over time when i oil the knife to protect it and me not use it. So off we go! I do like it a whole lot so far.
Working in the shop today, my buddy stopped by with a pocket full of his great uncles old knives. A Klein in plastic, 3 “Sabre”s stamped japan and one I cant make out that looks like rag micarta. They’ve been well loved (he laughed when i said that lol). Thought some of you guys might like to see these. He did mention “none are going anywhere”.
Working in the shop today, my buddy stopped by with a pocket full of his great uncles old knives. A Klein in plastic, 3 “Sabre”s stamped japan and one I cant make out that looks like rag micarta. They’ve been well loved (he laughed when i said that lol). Thought some of you guys might like to see these. He did mention “none are going anywhere”.
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Stay away from the edge of the deep end of the poolSometimes I wonder: just because I have the pocket space, do I really *need* to carry all of this?
And then I just do it again the next day.
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Everyone knows that carrying more than 3 knives at a time is a sure sign of a...problem
Quite a wonderful "two" for you Stuart; the celluloid covers look marvelous!
Thanks, JJ.
both French and both wearing Juniper.
Like a fine French dry vermouth. Martini time??
a William Morton Sleeveboard
Yep, that's the one, Jack. Tip bolsters and the whole shebang.
- Stuart
