What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Just another day to Re-Position some snow and had these in my pockets . Two Northfield 77 Barlows from the early 2015 run carried in slips . The Clip model had been carried and used a fair amount but not the Sheepfoot model . The slips were made by a couple of friends of the Forums .

Back in 2015 , I bought 2 of the Sheepfoot models and now one resides in Lamb , Indiana .

Harry
 
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Whittled a match stick... granted, a big match stick... this is a prototype pattern 25 with horse cut bone. Oldie but a goodie...
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Un-Chained said:
Hey Trav...
Come up here sometime...
We cut all kinds of “stuff” :cool::thumbsup:

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cheers,
Gus
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I love the (now) ‘old school’ CCM Tacks. As a kid growing up south of Buffalo, they were all the rage on the lake. Alas, I could never find the $ to secure a pair. Those are in sweet condition. Thanks for bringing back some great memories of time spent skating up and down the lake playing hockey all day!!
 
SCFlyGuy said:
I love the (now) ‘old school’ CCM Tacks. As a kid growing up south of Buffalo, they were all the rage on the lake. Alas, I could never find the $ to secure a pair. Those are in sweet condition. Thanks for bringing back some great memories of time spent skating up and down the lake playing hockey all day!!
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Thank you...
Those, were certainly the days !
 
Sowbelly of the Week is a Colt "black stag" (bone) model:
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"Regular" stockman this week is a Rough Rider stag medium stockman, a sweet knife IMHO:
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Econo canoe this week is a RR Diamond Jim canoe in smooth (but pale) black bone:
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"Fancy" canoe this week is a humble RR white bone canoe that made a quantum leap in class once @r8shell decorated it for me:
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- GT
 
sunknife said:
Case mini copperlock and Schatt heritage jack today. Photo recycled from last time I carried these two which was on Jan. 1st, when we had 'some' snow on the ground. Been a whole lot more snowfall since and I'm running outta places to pile it.:D I know I'm not the only one facing this problem from the reports coming in.:thumbsup:

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Nice knives and slips Greg . I can appreciate your problem with places to put the snow . I have always did my own Snow Re-Locating until this year . My bride talked me into getting a guy to do it . She is probably correct . I can not take the cold like I use to . I have all the equipment to blow it back off the driveway but if it has to be plowed off , then there are some issues .
Be careful and stay safe my friend .

Harry
 
5K Qs said:
Sowbelly of the Week is a Colt "black stag" (bone) model:
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"Regular" stockman this week is a Rough Rider stag medium stockman, a sweet knife IMHO:
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Econo canoe this week is a RR Diamond Jim canoe in smooth (but pale) black bone:
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"Fancy" canoe this week is a humble RR white bone canoe that made a quantum leap in class once @r8shell decorated it for me:
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- GT
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Nice stockman and love the smooth pale black bone.:thumbsup:.
 
5K Qs said:
Sowbelly of the Week is a Colt "black stag" (bone) model:
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"Regular" stockman this week is a Rough Rider stag medium stockman, a sweet knife IMHO:
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Econo canoe this week is a RR Diamond Jim canoe in smooth (but pale) black bone:
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"Fancy" canoe this week is a humble RR white bone canoe that made a quantum leap in class once @r8shell decorated it for me:
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Quite the excellent quartet Gary; your white bone/@r8shell canoe is fabulous! :cool::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Un-Chained said:
Greg, those are beautiful, and I'm warming up to the mini myself. Stay well and warm out there.
Gus
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Thanks, Gus. I've been enjoying the pics of knives that you've been posting as well.:thumbsup:

Old Engineer said:
Nice knives and slips Greg . I can appreciate your problem with places to put the snow . I have always did my own Snow Re-Locating until this year . My bride talked me into getting a guy to do it . She is probably correct . I can not take the cold like I use to . I have all the equipment to blow it back off the driveway but if it has to be plowed off , then there are some issues .
Be careful and stay safe my friend .
Harry
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A smart man listens to his wife my friend, good for you.;) Besides less time moving the white stuff leaves more time for hobbies.
I was up at 4:30 this morning to clear drives and sidewalks for me and the neighbor lady. Lucky for me we had no more snow during daylight hours so I didn't have to repeat the task upon returning home from work.:thumbsup:
 
5K Qs said:
Sowbelly of the Week is a Colt "black stag" (bone) model:
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"Regular" stockman this week is a Rough Rider stag medium stockman, a sweet knife IMHO:
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Econo canoe this week is a RR Diamond Jim canoe in smooth (but pale) black bone:
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"Fancy" canoe this week is a humble RR white bone canoe that made a quantum leap in class once @r8shell decorated it for me:
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- GT
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Nice group of knives, Gary. I especially like seeing the fine scrimshaw work Rachel did on the white bone. I think the Native American themed design she chose works great on that pattern.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
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