Jack's Random Tuesday Carry

[Jack Black]

Thanks.
Maybe your selection of job was random?

More one of those essential jobs I randomly didn't get a chance to do today

Jack Black First time seeing this thread ad I must say well done my friend well done!
I have already posted my carry for the day but you can always use another knife in your pocket.

S & M Barlow2 gifted to me by @mrknife a few years back hreat knife it's just been a safe queen

Thanks Randy, I'm embarrassed to say that I've let things go a bit since the lockdown started, because I keep forgetting what day it is I'm very grateful for the support though That's a great-looking Barlow, and a generous gift to a well-deserving guy

 

[Jack Black]

I actually remembered what day it was today! So, I randomly selected a knife box, and pulled out this Wheatley Brothers Tackler's Knife

 

[JohnDF]

That looks like a handy little knife, Jack.

 

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I remembered it's Tuesday, but forgot to randomize. But it's a hot one, so I thought I'd add this.

Then I thought that might be too random. So I closed my eyes and reached into the sock drawer and came up with this.

 

[Jack Black]

That looks like a handy little knife, Jack.

Thanks John, a bit of history

I remembered it's Tuesday, but forgot to randomize. But it's a hot one, so I thought I'd add this.

Then I thought that might be too random. So I closed my eyes and reached into the sock drawer and came up with this.

You've got a good memory Jer That CRKT is a very unusual knife! Nice EO Jack my friend

 

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You've got a good memory Jer That CRKT is a very unusual knife! Nice EO Jack my friend

Thank you. It was called the art deco. 2 & 15/16" closed, 5 & 3/16" OA. Carbon fiber, I think.

The EO came from Little Falls NY. On a literally high street in a town shaped like a funnel.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you. It was called the art deco. 2 & 15/16" closed, 5 & 3/16" OA. Carbon fiber, I think.

The EO came from Little Falls NY. On a literally high street in a town shaped like a funnel.

Thanks for the info Jer

 

[Jack Black]

Edit - Wrong thread

 

[waynorth]

"QUOTE="Jack Black, post: I actually remembered what day it was today! So, I randomly selected a knife box, and pulled out this Wheatley Brothers Tackler's Knife

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Great, useful knife, Jack!! Lucky choice!! You've inspired my not-so-random choice of a Wharncliffe also!! I love those blades!!

 

[Jack Black]

Great, useful knife, Jack!! Lucky choice!! You've inspired my not-so-random choice of a Wharncliffe also!! I love those blades!!View attachment 1347539

Thanks a lot Charlie, great-looking Wharncliffe Knife Hope you're doing OK my friend

 

[btb01]

I actually remembered what day it was today! So, I randomly selected a knife box, and pulled out this Wheatley Brothers Tackler's Knife

Good looking knife, Jack! Looks like it's hardly been used or sharpened! (That big ol' sharpening choil is the sort of thing that makes me happy!)

Those always remind me of GEC's #47 Viper. I wonder if these were inspired by a Tackler's knife.

 

[Jack Black]

Good looking knife, Jack! Looks like it's hardly been used or sharpened! (That big ol' sharpening choil is the sort of thing that makes me happy!)

Those always remind me of GEC's #47 Viper. I wonder if these were inspired by a Tackler's knife.

Thanks Barrett, it does have a little wear from sharpening, but is in pretty good condition for a working knife, and it takes a great edge I always think the same when I see the Vipers, great-looking knife

 

[Jack Black]

My Random Tuesday pick today is this slim 3 1/4" Jack by James Howarth, been quite a while since I carried this one

Howarth's were based on Bath Street in Sheffield, where my maternal grandparents lived, but ended their days in the same building as Arthur Wright & Son.

 

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This Tuesday's blind eagle-claw capture:

 

[Jack Black]

This Tuesday's blind eagle-claw capture:

Nice blind eagle-claw capture Jer

 

[waynorth]

A Merry Old Barlow fell into my pocket today!!

 

[Corso]

My Random Tuesday pick today is this slim 3 1/4" Jack by James Howarth, been quite a while since I carried this one

Howarth's were based on Bath Street in Sheffield, where my maternal grandparents lived, but ended their days in the same building as Arthur Wright & Son.

I realy like that

Another name to look out for

matchbook covers cool too

 

[K33ncutter]

Grabbed this old New York Knife Co Hammer Brand to go with the Lambfoot. New York Knife Co closed in 1931.

 

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This still counts because I just came out of a 17.5 hr power failure. Not me, our power company.
Boker USA with the round shield missing, filled in with epoxy and chalk. It was pretty dark, I'm afraid.

 

[Jack Black]

A Merry Old Barlow fell into my pocket today!!
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Nice to see Charlie

I realy like that

Another name to look out for

matchbook covers cool too

Thanks mate

Grabbed this old New York Knife Co Hammer Brand to go with the Lambfoot. New York Knife Co closed in 1931.

Very nice Les

This still counts because I just came out of a 17.5 hr power failure. Not me, our power company.
Boker USA with the round shield missing, filled in with epoxy and chalk. It was pretty dark, I'm afraid.

That's a long one Jer Nice random find though