What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Laguiole+SAK Spartan,
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Jack Black said:
Nice pairing for in the garden Taylor :) :thumbsup:



Interesting post :thumbsup: I have a couple, useful knives, but I agree, they're not fancy ;) :thumbsup:



Cool pic Dan :thumbsup:



Have a Happy Passover Rachel :) :thumbsup:



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Nice mask Ron ;) :thumbsup:



Sweet FB :cool: How do you find the S&M, I have the same model, nice enough, but the F&F is lacking? :thumbsup:



Thanks buddy :) I remember when the Yorkshire Soap Company was just a market stall. Pretty fancy shops now. I just dash in every couple of months, grab two bars of soap, and get out again as fast as possible! :D :thumbsup:



Two great photos my friend :) :thumbsup:



Many congratulations Stuart :) :thumbsup:





Many thanks JJ, looks like a useful pair you have there with you today :) :thumbsup:



Nice photo and sentiment Barrett, and a great-looking knife of course :) :thumbsup:

Morning folks, hope everyone is staying safe and well :) Carrying these 3 today :thumbsup:

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Great carry! The harness jack forum knives were sure nice! I came late to the party on those and didn't grab one initially. Glad I was able to score one in a trade!

My carry today! DamLamb and an Orchard Gem.
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Small is Beautiful!! I thought I'd try this wee Schrade for today!!
I can't remember where I got it, but it sure looks nice, with its great, well-dyed jigged bone handles! It's been worn some, but I got a real decent edge on it!!:cool:
Off we go!!:)
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TheFactor said:
I think our fixed blade might be from the same maker. Definitely the leather Sheath :thumbsup:
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Can you tell if there is a makers mark or a brand is on the large stag fixed blade? I think a lot of German brands exported a similar pattern during the 50s - 70s.
 
Half/Stop said:
Terrific pairing! :thumbsup: I have a weakness for Osage and that fixed blade is a beautiful example! :D

Thanks Ron, I've had that knife about 6 years and the osage scales have darkened consider in that time.:)
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Amir Fleschwund said:
If that’s a bois ‘d arc stave there, I might guess what hobby you’re thinking of.:thumbsup:
I have a couple of mulberry staves I cut 2, maybe 3 yrs ago out in the shed. One of these days, when more time-pressed matters are handled...

Right on both counts Jeff and I had the bowdark shaved, shaped and on a string and shooting by days end. The mulberry will serve you well, dive in when time allows. :thumbsup:
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