Amir Fleschwund
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Whetstone39
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This Plow is the sharpest knife out of a box or tube that I have ever received. I re-profiled it though so I could touch up the edge quickly on my Sharpmaker. The sodbuster and all of it’s variants is one of my favorite patterns, I really should carry this more often.
Old Engineer
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Had to re-position 5 to 6 inches of snow this morning and I have these in my pockets . Another TEWs day this week .
Harry
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The first test drive
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Thank you JJ. That toothpick is ooh la la. Your Stockman has very nice detailing.Todays totes are a medium stockman and a sleek toothpick slicer.
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- Super nice image of a gorgeous Case.
r8shell
- Wonderful Image, Rachel.@Jathes - So difficult to image MOP, But you did so nicely.
Amir Fleschwund
- Great outdoor winter scene, highlighting your good looking re-hafted Camille’s Stockman, Jeff.
Old Engineer
- Very nice TEW Lamb, Harry.
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Maiden Voyage for Heritage Jack, hafted in Mammoth Ivory. A Beast.
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Thank you kindly Sir !!!
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I was wondering what you were eating...I mean carrying ! Lord have mercy !!! Heritage indeed
!Took a chance on this old Schrade Barlow from the auction site that somebody rehandled in some lovely smooth bone. The real deals fetch big bucks, but I'm glad I gave this old girls a chance.
Clearly seen some time on a buffing wheel but the blade is pretty full and free from pitting. Good snap and action. Somebody did a nice job reassembling it. Pivot pin isn't nicely hidden but I can't catch it with my finger nail.
Went home this weekend and have been moving furniture around all day...enjoying the 55° SC evening while waiting for the Motrin to kick in. Need to work some more on the old Fordson Dexta tractor...might need to pour some gin on top of the Motrin.
Clearly seen some time on a buffing wheel but the blade is pretty full and free from pitting. Good snap and action. Somebody did a nice job reassembling it. Pivot pin isn't nicely hidden but I can't catch it with my finger nail.
Went home this weekend and have been moving furniture around all day...enjoying the 55° SC evening while waiting for the Motrin to kick in. Need to work some more on the old Fordson Dexta tractor...might need to pour some gin on top of the Motrin.
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Took a chance on this old Schrade Barlow from the auction site that somebody rehandled in some lovely smooth bone. The real deals fetch big bucks, but I'm glad I gave this old girls a chance.
Clearly seen some time on a buffing wheel but the blade is pretty full and free from pitting. Good snap and action. Somebody did a nice job reassembling it. Pivot pin isn't nicely hidden but I can't catch it with my finger nail.
Went home this weekend and have been moving furniture around all day...enjoying the 55° SC evening while waiting for the Motrin to kick in. Need to work some more on the old Fordson Dexta tractor...might need to pour some gin on top of the Motrin.
I think it looks spectacular!!
afishhunter
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I broke down today. I "had" to do it.
Being a man of my word, the Rough Rider RR1838 "Hopalong Cassidy" moose is still in my pocket until at least February 01, whe nit is likely ot be exchanged for a trapper.
Anyway, the (BTI) Old Timer 280OT Barlow got replaced by a Rough Rider RR603 (large 3.25 inch closed) yellow handled stockman in my pocket.
I have not decided yet if the (BTI) Old Timer 280OT Barlow is going to remain in the Rollator's under-seat bag, or go into the closet and change places with my (vintage/antique Schrade USA) Ulster Number 10 Barlow.
I surely does wish BTI made some Old Timer pocket knives like the 280OT Barlow, 7OT, and 858OTB (large) stockman with (uncoated) carbon steel blades rather than everything with stainless steel. (retaining the traditional Old Timer saw cut Delrin or bone covers, of course.)
Being a man of my word, the Rough Rider RR1838 "Hopalong Cassidy" moose is still in my pocket until at least February 01, whe nit is likely ot be exchanged for a trapper.
Anyway, the (BTI) Old Timer 280OT Barlow got replaced by a Rough Rider RR603 (large 3.25 inch closed) yellow handled stockman in my pocket.
I have not decided yet if the (BTI) Old Timer 280OT Barlow is going to remain in the Rollator's under-seat bag, or go into the closet and change places with my (vintage/antique Schrade USA) Ulster Number 10 Barlow.
I surely does wish BTI made some Old Timer pocket knives like the 280OT Barlow, 7OT, and 858OTB (large) stockman with (uncoated) carbon steel blades rather than everything with stainless steel. (retaining the traditional Old Timer saw cut Delrin or bone covers, of course.)
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Took a chance on this old Schrade Barlow from the auction site that somebody rehandled in some lovely smooth bone. The real deals fetch big bucks, but I'm glad I gave this old girls a chance.
Clearly seen some time on a buffing wheel but the blade is pretty full and free from pitting. Good snap and action. Somebody did a nice job reassembling it. Pivot pin isn't nicely hidden but I can't catch it with my finger nail.
Went home this weekend and have been moving furniture around all day...enjoying the 55° SC evening while waiting for the Motrin to kick in. Need to work some more on the old Fordson Dexta tractor...might need to pour some gin on top of the Motrin.
That's a great looking Schrade. Good catch.
JohnDF
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Sweeeeet!
