The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

[Pjake]

Trumpeting in another glorious Sunday in Monterey. Enjoy your day everyone!

Peter

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks Peter

Reminded me to listen to a little John Coltrane

My One and Only Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_tASy0ITrg

 

[Pjake]

:thumbup::thumbup:

Peter

 

[avoidspam]

Thanks Pete



It was very nice eating them, just cooked, on the banks of the majestic River Wharfe a couple of weeks ago, before Spring came and we got heavy snow!



Kinda making me hungry myself!

Lovely knives/chips! Dunno about you but I'm a bit bored of our weather now!

 

[lutejones]

Traditional sunday crafts,
The spoon is almost finished, a little more knife work and I don't know if sand it or not.
In the pics are the starting point, the finished product and the tools used:
-crappy but well sharpened axe
-Scandi knife with self made handle
-frost mora crooked knife
-GEC 62 whittler

Happy Sunday
Mateo

 

[Jack Black]

Morning Jack. She is a beauty. The first time I saw Schrade Wostenholm....I thought is was a typo

Thanks pal. I'm not surprised, nice knife but from the murky end of Sheffield cutlery, blades were made by Camillus I believe, and they don't get a mention at all.

Reminded me to listen to a little John Coltrane

Always a good thing to do, but particularly on a Sunday morning

Lovely knives/chips! Dunno about you but I'm a bit bored of our weather now!

Thanks! The chips WERE good Yes, I know what you mean, all kind of out of sync. I remember wearing a short-sleeved shirt this time last year.

Traditional sunday crafts,
The spoon is almost finished, a little more knife work and I don't know if sand it or not.

Great job Mateo. Personally, I think it looks sweet just the way it is

 

[waynorth]

The arrowhead is several hundred years old, maybe over 1000!
The beads are 3-4,000 years old. These were confirmed by a qualified professor in the Anthropology department at the University of BC. All were found in British Columbia near places I have lived. My wife found the arrowhead, still as sharp as a knife, while digging for a garden on Denman Island. I and other friends excavated most of the beads from middens, before digging was banned in those middens.
The Arrow is Comox, the beads Coast Salish - different bands.

 

[waynorth]

Nice work on the spoon, Mateo! I aspire to make a few myself - soon!

 

[Peregrin]

With the restrictive UK knife laws, this big old thing doesn't see as much pocket time as it did when I first got it 30 years ago, but thought I'd post a kitchen table pic here

That's a beauty Jack!

 

[Gevonovich]

What a rare and wonderful find, Charllie! Thank you so much for sharing. I bet B.C. was a magnificent place to live

 

[Jack Black]

That's a beauty Jack!

Thanks Gary. I'll try to get some better pics from time to time, it's been a bit neglected these past few years

 

[paulhilborn]

Paul

 

[Gevonovich]

Another beauty!! I love old watches, Paul

 

[Humppa]

Happy Easter Sunday everyone

German goodness... Ballistol and Otter Ankermesser

 

[scruffuk]

Happy Easter folks

Lovely slice (or two ) of Colomba di Pasqua for breakfast/elevenses

 

[scruffuk]

Oops! Double tap....must be the sugar

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Seems like I can't decide on which Traditional's Forum knife to carry, right now it's between the '08 Northwoods medium stockman, '09 Queen/S&M Barlow or the '12 GEC wharncliff trapper.

So today is the GEC trapper.

 

[Oldbugr]

Please excuse the picture quality, but here are my GEC's

 

[pertinux]

Please excuse the picture quality, but here are my GEC's.

That's a "best of" selection right there, up to and including the #66 in River Green.

You sure have picked some good ones.

~ P.

 

[Pipeman]

Happy easter sunday folks. Here is my first Birch bark handle and my first sheath of this style. My reference is all in Swedish so I'm not 100% on the origins of this style of capped sheath or whether it has a specific name, maybe someone will know. These were worn as a belt knife but I thought I'd make the thong longer for a neck knife.
The sheath is oil tanned leather covering a wooden sheath, the cap slides through slots in the side of the cap and the top of the actual sheath. The blade is a Lauri 95mmx20mm.

Best regards

Robin

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