The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

Jack Black said:
I'm with Sam, Robin, fantastic work :thumbup:

Happy Sunday Traditional folks :)



I had a package from Scrteened Porch this week with this cracking Ulster Scout Knife in, so it's been my main companion. Thanks a lot SP, very greatly appreciated :) :thumbup:
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I missed this one. Super nice gift for the Screened Porch!! Great pic, Jack.
 
A Poached Eggs and Ebony Sunday Morning

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Gevonovich said:
I missed this one. Super nice gift for the Screened Porch!! Great pic, Jack.
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Thanks Gev, that's the first pic I've been able to take of it as circumstances have conspired against me this week. Even yesterday, when I went out for a walk, a combination of two closed footpaths and a torrential and prolonged downpour made things difficult.

Thanks again SP, great knife :thumbup:
 
SAK Guy said:
Very nice sir!!!! :thumbup: :thumbup: I was going to post my Pioneer with my Pop Tart...really glad I didn't! ;) :D
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Did somebody say...Strawberry pop tart! Thanks SAK and you should post you pic. sir!


Jack Black said:
Thanks Gev, that's the first pic I've been able to take of it as circumstances have conspired against me this week. Even yesterday, when I went out for a walk, a combination of two closed footpaths and a torrential and prolonged downpour made things difficult.

Thanks again SP, great knife :thumbup:
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The weather just went south here too, my friend. I am doing a Sage Ceremony and a Tibetan Bon prayer for you now!!
 
Had this one out for it's frequent oiling and fondling. This is such a tight old knife, flush in all three and snaps like a bear trap. Here's some pics from last year when there was actually grass showing in this frozen wasteland. :o
Keep burning that Sage Gev, but I think a Sun Dance is what is called for.
Happy Sunday folks
Best regards

Robin
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This week I have an old Queen 19A that I recently picked up. Great knife that has seen some hard times. I've enjoyed carrying it this past week and slowly getting the blades back to a razor edge. And this trapper really surprised me, those blades really took an edge. This little guy will bite.

Also, I have to give some recognition and thanks to David Clark at Queen Cutlery. I purchased this knife in an online auction. I didn't know much about QC knives but this one intrigued me and was cheap enough to take a chance. I pulled up the QC website and found David Clark listed as the Queen Cutlery historian. I e-mailed David asking the normal stuff, vintage, steel type and such. Within a few hours he had e-mailed back with the info!! Great job QC and thank you Mr Clark!!

I am still very new to BF and really enjoy these Sunday pic shows. Slipjoint knives just have so much personality, I can't help but be a fan of these beautiful pieces of functional art.
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Pipeman said:
Had this one out for it's frequent oiling and fondling. This is such a tight old knife, flush in all three and snaps like a bear trap. Here's some pics from last year when there was actually grass showing in this frozen wasteland. :o
Keep burning that Sage Gev, but I think a Sun Dance is what is called for.
Happy Sunday folks
Best regards

Robin
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Fantastic knife, Robin!! That should keep you warm inside. Just in case ....more sage and Bon prayers for Sun going out.
 
Those Bökers are a very nice lockback. Got one in Washboard Bone and carbon-which gets a tasty edge on it.

Thanks, Will
 
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