What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Thanks for the kind words Gary! Thanks for the compliment on my Queen City Copperhead!

 

Thanks Gary, I discovered early on that I had found my knife

Case Tear Drop Jack in CV and 84mm SAK right before sunset

 

Thank you very much Ron . We are doing fine . We would have been much happier if more of our Kids could have been here for Thanksgiving , but that is the way the Butter Churns . At least they are all still okay too . I have not been posting much lately because I carry the Old Stag a lot and after a while that gets a little boring . Today we were outside putting up our Christmas decorations . We are not done yet , but we will get there . We just can't work as fast as we used to .
Take care my friend .

Harry

 

Congrats on that sunny Barlow!

Thanks, great description, I think it has a new name, Sunny!

 

Great song.

 

Stag pen knife and a Fight'n Rooster bone copperhead today.

 

Slow and steady my friend!

 

Both nice Greg but that little Stag is quite the looker. Who's the maker? looks German as well

 

Luckily where I am, so far, our county hasn't been hit nearly as bad other areas. Hopefully that trend continues. Hopefully, vaccines will provide some protection and we can start getting back to normalcy.

Pic thread - since Monday went better than anticipated, no more visits this week. Woot! Added the Shuffler to join the Cadet in this weeks pocket stuff.

 

Took a day off to try and fill an elk tag....I still have the tag



Over the top of the barrel is Mt St Helens



And also Mt Adams

 

Beautiful country!

 

Thanks, Paul. I'm not sure of the maker but the stamp reads Solingen Cutlery, B Svoboda, Germany. Only info I've been able to find is that the
B Svoboda stamp was used by an importer by the name of the Liberty Organization in Montrose, CA. I really like the knife, 3-9/16" closed length
and smooth blade action. Pile side stag not near as attractive as mark side though, more worn.

 

Hi,
Yes sir, hand forged in Sardinia . It's a traditional instrument in the island .
Another benefit of the screw is to be able to change the metal tab so the jaw harp is repairable .

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Thank you Dave, unfortunately I had to cancel my trip because of a couple of courier deliveries coming today, so I'll just have to be careful in the house

Thanks a lot JJ, the image is from my vintage sci-fi calendar The story looked so interesting I ordered a copy!

Thanks a lot buddy

The 'Alan' version is even better than the original!

 

Buck301, BF Edition.

 

Thank you Sir!

@315 you have beautiful country to hunt - good luck on that elk tag.

 

Today with A. Wright & Son Lambsfoot (Guardians 18), in Ebony wood.