T~bone Tuesday

I always forget about these special days. So, when I got home I exchanged my cream sawcut delrin Sears/Craftsman peanut for something with bone handles.

Since this fellow had spun a web right next to my door and greeted me upon my arrival home,

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I decided to pocket something green for the evening.

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bakerg2g said:
Old Schrade 1/2 Trapper with some very nice peachseed jigged bone. Nice colors..imho!

Jason

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Man, this is a beauty..... I would love to have one like it. Is there a quality modern version of this out there that captures the same lines and details?
 
I've been a bit beside myself of late because I keep thinking that, except for my RR Copperhead, I don't have a decent offering to show on a T-Bone Tuesday.....how silly of me....



Uncle Andi gifted me this lovely Case SS Peanut. Today was the first time I've carried it and genuinuely thought 'I don't need anymore of a knife today, this shall be enough'.

Thank you again Andi for this one. I am (very) slowly but surely coming round to the Peanut as a practical knife for my needs.
 
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Great pics guys. Love the spider Doug :thumbup:

Had my 66 along today.

 
Love what you have done with this one Christian. Looks like something I pulled out of my grandfather's tool box that he used 50 years ago!

kamagong said:
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For me today, it's almost like two T-bones for the price of one.

Pile side

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Mark side

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Ah Doug, nice to see the old feller back in his home! Tree stump really shows him off well.

Thanks, Will
 
Doug Add said:
Love what you have done with this one Christian. Looks like something I pulled out of my grandfather's tool box that he used 50 years ago!
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Thanks Doug. As soon as I received this knife I started tinkering with it. This was done so that I wouldn't hesitate to put it to use.

- Christian
 
willgoy said:
Very nice swell end. WB bone is not seen nearly enough, wish you could get some on a GEC soon.
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Well, they can do it. Here's a GEC made Bulldog brand 23 liner lock along with an older Queen pen knife and the newer '76.

 
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