The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

[Gevonovich]

Pal Cutlery Co.

Back in the ...Sunday Morning Sunshine

 

[Humppa]

That pic is great with the shadows and the nice knife! Thanks for showing!

 

[Gevonovich]

Thank you Andi! I have been loving your photography as well!!

 

[avoidspam]

Always a hard act to follow Gevonovich

Sam

 

[Peregrin]

My Sunday carry for today.

 

[MT Damascus]

Gary, looks like a lovely carry



Kris

 

[Peter Parker]

 

[Peruna1998]

Wayne, that´s an Otter "Webermesser" - a single blade wharncliffe german made knife. Here I have some more pics http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/994066-The-mighty-Otter-is-walking-(new-arrived)

I hope you like it, Sir

Andi:

Thanks. Very nice. I will need to figure out where to find one.

 

[Doug Add]

 

[Pipeman]

Put all three in my pocket today, just for fun. The peanut is a Hammer from my early childhood, the PAL has a Remington master blade and the other is a Voos jack. Happy sunday folks.

Best regards

Robin

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[Will Power]

Very decent Barehead Jack that. Mellowed bone looks excellent.

Regards, Will

 

[Modoc ED]

ROG61405L D Case Rogers Bone Damascus Steel Lockback knife.

 

[pistonsandgears]

This one has been riding in my pocket all weekend.

 

[richstag]

Iphone really messed with this one, but the UN-X-LD can be seen a top of the ladies saddle.

 

[Gevonovich]

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Robin, that PAL is Grail!! Thanks for showing us...wow

Sam
I need some Root Beer now!! Is that a cleaver? It looks very interesting.

 

[Groove]

"Dark Red" bone Peanut today. It's like a tiny laser beam.

 

[avoidspam]

Robin, that PAL is Grail!! Thanks for showing us...wow

Sam
I need some Root Beer now!! Is that a cleaver? It looks very interesting.

Refreshing direction for GEC the tool it's sitting on is an Elwell billhook known as a Kentish pattern which was a very popular type (there are many over here...).

This pic shows it better, they are becoming rare and sought after for practical work as the steel is far superior than the modern versions. Difficult to date but I picked this one for the obvious forging hammer marks putting it between 60-80 years old. I use mine for coppicing and hedge-laying during work and bushcrafting on the weekend

Sam

 

[richstag]

Sam, that is very awesome!

 

[mrrampro]

Very nice!

 

[Gevonovich]

Sam
Very interesting to me and thank you for the picture! I collected this picture of billhook patterns a while back. You have me wanting to research this further. Too bad I can't come hang out with you for a few days Thank you again Sam.

Definitely a Traditional Pattern and your piece is stunning. I will save your pic in my files.