What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

redsparrow said:
Thought a 74 might be a good way to start the week.
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Have a marvelous Monday all! :)
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I'm still drinking my first cup of coffee and had to stare at that photo for a while. The blade looks transparent; very cool!
akaMatt said:
Woke up super early today, so decided to get up and sharpen this interesting fish knife I got for Christmas. Makes a fun conversation piece, and it sharpened up nicely. Still carrying the viper today.
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Speaking of getting my eyes working...who makes that fish knife?

Today I'm carrying an old Camillus and an even older C.O.Ryd.
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r8shell said:
I'm still drinking my first cup of coffee and had to stare at that photo for a while. The blade looks transparent; very cool!

Speaking of getting my eyes working...who makes that fish knife?

Today I'm carrying an old Camillus and an even older C.O.Ryd.
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Good morning, r8shell r8shell ! It's made by Sterling Brooke Co. It's a fun knife, a little large and pointy for pocket carry, but it will end up helping with snack duty around the casa.
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Okay, I was taking my break from GEC when this one showed up in the mail. Good grief, what a beautiful knife designed by our very own Charlie Campagna. My break is OVER! Yes, getting these knives is a royal pain, but they are just too nice to give up on.

BTW, r8shell r8shell , I have a Gold Stardust Kirinite Tribal Lock inbound. As in the days of yore, I will give it a name; in the tradition of Excalibur. I am going to name it Rachel! You slowly but surely set me upon this inevitable path, and I don’t know whether to thank you or send you the bill.
 
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r8shell said:
I'm still drinking my first cup of coffee and had to stare at that photo for a while. The blade looks transparent; very cool!

Speaking of getting my eyes working...who makes that fish knife?

Today I'm carrying an old Camillus and an even older C.O.Ryd.
hV8SmUv.jpg

u47iQSY.jpg
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Thanks r8shell! At my first glance I began wondering where in the world did I get a Northfield 20 ga. shell. :confused:o_O:eek:
 
Invoice said:
Since it is Micarta Monday one of them had to be.
Really the first day in a long time that I can say I'm carrying a knife. I had about a foot of my colon removed the beginning of December. Just getting around to wearing pants.
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Beautiful knives. Get well soon!
 
akaMatt said:
Good morning, r8shell r8shell ! It's made by Sterling Brooke Co. It's a fun knife, a little large and pointy for pocket carry, but it will end up helping with snack duty around the casa.
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Thanks for the info. Nifty!
redsparrow said:
Thanks r8shell! At my first glance I began wondering where in the world did I get a Northfield 20 ga. shell.
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:D:thumbsup:
Leslie Tomville said:
BTW, r8shell r8shell , I have a Gold Stardust Kirinite Tribal Lock inbound. As in the days of yore, I will give it a name; in the tradition of Excalibur. I am going to name it Rachel! You slowly but surely set me upon this inevitable path, and I don’t know whether to thank you or send you the bill.
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Haha! I haven't been such a bad influence since high school. :p
Just to make matters worse, here's a picture of Grandpa's old knife after a re-cover by @glennbad :
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akaMatt said:
Good morning, r8shell r8shell ! It's made by Sterling Brooke Co. It's a fun knife, a little large and pointy for pocket carry, but it will end up helping with snack duty around the casa.
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Very cool! :D :cool: :thumbsup:

Invoice said:
Since it is Micarta Monday one of them had to be.
Really the first day in a long time that I can say I'm carrying a knife. I had about a foot of my colon removed the beginning of December. Just getting around to wearing pants.
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Hope you heal fast :thumbsup:

r8shell said:
Haha! I haven't been such a bad influence since high school. :p
Just to make matters worse, here's a picture of Grandpa's old knife after a re-cover by @glennbad :
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LOL! :D That's a special knife Rachel, @glennbad did a great job :cool: :) :thumbsup:
 
5K Qs said:
Before the pandemic, I volunteered in our church nursery 1 or 2 Sundays per month, and always had a SAK with me. It was useful many times for the variety of tasks you mention, as well as replacing batteries in parent pagers, and just being an attention-grabber for an unhappy kid! :thumbsup::cool:
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It took me a long time to really get why people seemed to like SAKs so much. I had always seen them as mediocre for a few simple tasks, but not much else. I'm glad I gave them a chance, because they save a lot of trips to the tool box. I must admit though that I felt a bit better when I switched back to my stockman.
And speaking of my stockman, it's in my pocket again today.
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