Traditionals & Trains

[dantzk8]

While I carry modern knives and like them a lot,

Say it ain't so, John, say it ain't so !

Dan.

 

[JohnDF]

Say it ain't so, John, say it ain't so !

Hi... My name is John... And I'm a Knife-a-holic
Yes, I carry moderns once in a while, but I always post them in the appropriate thread.

Traditional and Modern pairings

I love traditinals, and they certainly get the job done and done well. But i also carry a one hander, i was wondering if any of yall do the same and if you do, what you carry? I love the Endura and Med stockman combo, but i love my peanut and endura too.

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[Zulus]

You could always familiarize yourself with the rules...

Guidelines For The "Traditional Folders & Fixed Blades" Sub-Forum

Welcome to to the Traditional Forum! The goal of the Traditional Forum is to provide a place where friends can talk about their traditional knives and share information about them in a relaxed friendly atmosphere. Folks have asked for detailed guidelines of what is allowed in the Traditional...

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But to sum it up for you, no pocket clips or thumb studs allowed.
While I carry modern knives and like them a lot, I wouldn't want to offend any regulars by posting them here.

No big deal, deleted
Train too

 

[dantzk8]

Hi... My name is John... And I'm a Knife-a-holic
Yes, I carry moderns once in a while, but I always post them in the appropriate thread.

Well... Nobody's perfect anyway. I have some flaws too. But not this one !

Dan.

 

[dantzk8]

That said i don't want to make this thread derail...

Dan.

 

[JohnDF]

That said i don't want to make this thread derail...

Dan.

 

[Headwinds]

I do have a six foot long section of antique railroad rail on my patio. (Doesn’t everybody?)

 

[echoscout]

This is the end of Central Street in Arkansas City, Kansas where it meets the BNSF Railroad tracks. It is a old brick street to the right of where these pics were taken is where the old depot and Havey House stood till 1950 when it was removed to make room for the present day depot.

 

[Zulus]

I do have a six foot long section of antique railroad rail on my patio. (Doesn’t everybody?)

I got 1.5 foot - you WON :^D

 

[Headwinds]

I got 1.5 foot - you WON :^D

Until you have to pick it up and move it.

 

[Jolipapa]

 

[hornetguy]

I'm surprised that nobody has posted any model train pics.... the best I've ever seen, for realism, was done by our own southriv .... I had some pics of some of his artistry, but have somehow misplaced them.... perhaps he'll post a few for your pleasure....

 

[Zulus]

My train went to my godson very long time ago ...
Memories left only
And watching other people's possesions ^)

 

[Jack Black]

 

[Rockcutter]

 

[echoscout]

 

[Rockcutter]

 

[cudgee]

Trains and knives.

And Easter.

 

[btb01]

Railroad tracks just behind Pearl here, running along the shore of Lake Minnetonka in Wayzata, MN. (The lake is all that frozen white stuff just behind the tracks.)

Do train tickets count? These were from my visit to Sheffield in 2018.

I thought I had knife pics with this next one, but I guess not. I’ll share it anyways, because I think it’s kind of interesting. In the mid-90s, Amtrak stopped providing passenger train service to Phoenix and Tempe, AZ and instead began servicing a single stop in Maricopa, AZ, a suburb about 30 miles south of downtown Phoenix. It’s a stop on Amtrak’s Sunset Limited and Texas Eagle routes.

The dome car shown below (“Silver Horizon” from the CB&Q’s California Zephyr line) was originally meant to serve as the station itself, but that didn’t work out and it was replaced with the modular building seen in the background of the first photo, and remained for display only.

We lived in Maricopa for about 5 years before moving to Minnesota in 2018. In 2019 they moved the dome car (not far, from the sound it) to make room for a road construction project.

 

[meako]