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[5K Qs]

Missed Metal Monday for the second week in a row!
I'll make a belated post and pretend that counts for this week.
Higonokami (thanks, Dan):


- GT

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[5K Qs]

The "Silver Bullet", my Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave), didn't start as an all-metal knife, but that's how I've always known it:


- GT

 

[Chui]

JE Made - jigged titanium

 

[cigarrodog]

Buck

 

[Jack Black]

 

[afishhunter]

Buck

Back in the 1970's my grail Buck.
As with 99.9999% of grails (±1%), I never obtained one.

A beautiful fit for Go to Meet'n gentleman's knife. Congrats on having one.

 

[Grateful]

Back in the 1970's my grail Buck.
As with 99.9999% of grails (±1%), I never obtained one.

A beautiful fit for Go to Meet'n gentleman's knife. Congrats on having one.

That’s odd. They weren’t built until 1980 or ‘81.

 

[cigarrodog]

Back in the 1970's my grail Buck.
As with 99.9999% of grails (±1%), I never obtained one.

A beautiful fit for Go to Meet'n gentleman's knife. Congrats on having one.

Many thanks.

 

[Jack Black]

Folding knives go back centuries before the invention of the Spring Knife, we generally call Slipjoints here. This is one copied from a common pattern, carried between the 12th and 16th century, and made by Tod Cutler. I received it in the post last week, and this is the first day I've carried it

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[screened porch]

Juca of Tandil Argentina, if memory serves.

 

[redcanoe]

 

[redcanoe]

 

[cigarrodog]

 

[mbkr]

Love this knife

 

[cigarrodog]

Folding knives go back centuries before the invention of the Spring Knife, we generally call Slipjoints here. This is one copied from a common pattern, carried between the 12th and 16th century, and made by Tod Cutler. I received it in the post last week, and this is the first day I've carried it

Very cool friction folder, Jack. Neat blade etch. I’m quite fond of friction folders.

 

[Jack Black]

That is such a cool Vendetta Harvey I'm going to have to pick one up

Very cool friction folder, Jack. Neat blade etch. I’m quite fond of friction folders.

Thank you my friend It's a good mark isn't it, works well on the historical items Tod Cutler produces I think?

 

[cigarrodog]

That is such a cool Vendetta Harvey I'm going to have to pick one up

Thank you my friend. Looks like Tod made a winner. Just glimpsed some of his creations. whoa!

 

[5K Qs]

Folding knives go back centuries before the invention of the Spring Knife, we generally call Slipjoints here. This is one copied from a common pattern, carried between the 12th and 16th century, and made by Tod Cutler. I received it in the post last week, and this is the first day I've carried it
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Congrats on the very-old-school metal friction folder, Jack!
The knife is extremely cool, but not as cool as being made by a cutler named Cutler, who was obviously born to the trade!

As in the old Hans Christian Andersen folk tale "The Emperor's New Clothes", I have another Imperial (thanks, Mark) this week whose "new clothes" are "no clothes", and thus it qualifies for this Metal Monday thread:



- GT