The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

Does it get any more traditional on a Sunday afternoon?

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Here's something a little different, a crooked knife I made up for a canoe builder friend. File steel blade, Maple handle with tack work, build the traditional way with a dovetailed key and binding.

Happy Sunday all.

Robin
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I'm glad to still be blowing my diet today after looking at those biscuits! That'll make a country boy hungry everytime! Just cut up some summer sausage with this stockman except I'm carrying it with the #7 carbon Opinel...
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Pipeman said:
Here's something a little different, a crooked knife I made up for a canoe builder friend. File steel blade, Maple handle with tack work, build the traditional way with a dovetailed key and binding.

Happy Sunday all.

Robin
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Very nice :thumbup:
 
GEC #79 Montana Workhorse Whittler w/Calico Bone -- Yes, I know not a whittler in the true sense -- Still a nice knife

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Jack

Living not far from you, in Ireland, I can relate to the pictures. At times it is difficult to keep the flame going due to the downpours!
 
Modoc ED said:
GEC #79 Montana Workhorse Whittler w/Calico Bone -- Yes, I know not a whittler in the true sense -- Still a nice knife

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this material,
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I like this bone a great deal, similar to Appaloosa in some respects. GEC could issue some more patterns with these handles, e.g. a White Owl be killa with it. (er White Owls are by nature killers...:eek::D )
 
Lots of cold weather pics today so let's warm it up with a pic from my backyard in sunny, 80 degree Scottsdale, AZ. Oh, yeah, that's a nice Case 6207 jack with red bone scales.

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willgoy said:
I like this bone a great deal, similar to Appaloosa in some respects. GEC could issue some more patterns with these handles, e.g. a White Owl be killa with it. (er White Owls are by nature killers...:eek::D )
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You're right Will - the covers of this knife remind me of Appaloosa Bone and the underlying texture of the bone reminds me of Primitive Bone (notice what appears to be some a corrosion of the bone trailing the shield on the mark side sort of like that found on Primitive Bone). I think GEC has offered a couple of their other patterns in this Calico Bone but can't remember which ones.
 
Nice crooked knife Robin!!

We get our rainy spells also, Jack Black, here in BC's rainforest! I have bar-b-cued in similar conditions.
But today it is 8C (~46F) and sunny.
 
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Ha, ha. You've got to admire the determination, did your words of encouragement earn a burnt sanger...?
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I made sure I ate before the rain started ;)

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Jack

Living not far from you, in Ireland, I can relate to the pictures. At times it is difficult to keep the flame going due to the downpours!
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Absolutely! I went out with a Belfast girl a few years ago, and with seeing her, and other Irish friends, I was there a lot. The West Coast is beautiful, but you can see why it's so green! :)
 
waynorth said:
Nice crooked knife Robin!!

We get our rainy spells also, Jack Black, here in BC's rainforest! I have bar-b-cued in similar conditions.
But today it is 8C (~46F) and sunny.
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Hope you had a good Sunday Charlie :)
 
I lucked into a half a dozen nice knives today in cool, wet, Seattle. I thought you night enjoy this Queen Stockman with nice winterbottom bone scales. (Obviously the focus is on the flower...)

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The first day in two weeks it hasn't rained.
 
Nice old Queen, eisman!
Are you going to the Oregon knife show in April - or December for that matter!

Still enjoying the day, Jack - but it is fading soon!
 
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