What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Crazy Canuck]

Enjoying the first day of the Thanksgiving long weekend. Bike ride this morning, and now heading out for dinner with the inlaws. Shuffler tagging along today.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Jeff

If going to stay in/around the Blue Ridge, carrying a SAK is requirement for admission

A very sensible rule, if you ask me.

Have a safe trip Jeff, sounds like tons of fun!

You bet! Thanks, Todd

I always love seeing those Schrade Scrimshaw knives!

Thanks, Barrett! Pt-Luso has a nice barlow he shows regularly that’s not worn half off like mine.

I grew up in a house full of lawyers, professors, and proofreaders. I can't help it, I like fancy words. (and Oxford commas)

I wonder what kind of ink Schrade used on those old Scrimshaw Series knives.

Have a great trip, my friend.

Thanks mi Amiga! Any road trip with my girls is a treat. Vickie took a spell behind the wheel so I could take a look at BF.

My youngest brother and I, neither of whom are, to quote Waylon Jennings, doctors and lawyers and such. But we did pretend to be linguistic provocateurs. “And not only that...” is based on the interplay between Gilligan and the Professor.

Maybe they used a heat activated ink when they embossed the fake Scrim onto the Shaw? I’m sure heat was involved.

Yeah.... I probably overdo it a bit...

Only if you require help getting out of your chair...

Nice Schrade, Ed!

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Sometimes ya just gotta let it out a notch

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A little Queen and breakfast with the Queen of my heart Lisa before we head up to Longbeach Blade show for the day...cheers!

Sounds fun, and glad your wife enjoys it too

Have a great time Jeff

Thanks, Jack!

 

[echoscout]

Queen 23 Barlow and a 49 Stockman

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[r8shell]

I know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about scrimshaw or the ink Schrade might have used, but am pretty sure Delrin is not absorbent at all.
Oh and I know nothing about inks either LOL ... but one thought I had was "epoxy ink" for Delrin and the like.
Sure enough, I guess epoxy ink is a thing ... I googled it HA.
Now if it is ideal for Delrin or not (?) ... dunno

EDIT: ... and might be too thick for scrimshaw (?)

Thanks mi Amiga! Any road trip with my girls is a treat. Vickie took a spell behind the wheel so I could take a look at BF.

My youngest brother and I, neither of whom are, to quote Waylon Jennings, doctors and lawyers and such. But we did pretend to be linguistic provocateurs. “And not only that...” is based on the interplay between Gilligan and the Professor.

Maybe they used a heat activated ink when they embossed the fake Scrim onto the Shaw? I’m sure heat was involved.

The professor was so smart he could make a radio out of coconuts, but couldn't fix a hole in a wooden boat. Just goes to show...something about book-learnin'.

Yes, I think those schrades were hot stamped in some way.

 

[Johnnythefox]

This arrived this week and I love it,I like to use them.
The Spey blade is just perfect for a lot of tasks.

 

[Jon0385]

Continued vacation fun today by going to Grant’s Farm

 

[KnifeandEasy]

Long week so far, a good knife helps

Edit: forgot to mention... GO HUSKERS!

 

[BigKurtHaze]

 

[tmd_87]

 

[huntnfishin]

Friday carry

I absolutely love the album.

 

[huntnfishin]

Enjoying the first day of the Thanksgiving long weekend. Bike ride this morning, and now heading out for dinner with the inlaws. Shuffler tagging along today.

Great pic. Reminds me of what my friends in stettler Alberta tell me about dogs running away on the bald prarie…they say you don’t have to worry because you can still see them running two days later …love that open space. And all that open water. And no signs saying “No you can’t do this or that…” I would have moved there but the snow blows like sand when it gets down to…well…you know. Can’t wait to get back up to the great north. Nice knife btw.

 

[Jake Dudley]

 

[TheFactor]

I absolutely love the album.

A Classic and a favorite of mine also

 

[sunknife]

Rough Rider canoe and a Case 47 whittler in the pockets today. It'll be all fixed blades for me this coming week as I head to the Northwoods tomorrow for a hunt with a couple of Mich. friends. We'll get plenty of exercise tromping around the forest along the beautiful Au Sable River and will eat well around the campfire each night. Bringing plenty of groceries though as game is sparse where we're going,..... at least that what we tell ourselves when we have no luck.
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[cudgee]

 

[Hibou Canne]

 

[bigfish64]

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Continued vacation fun today by going to Grant’s Farm

That place is a lot of fun, haven’t been there in years although we did ride past it on the bike trail not long ago. The Clydesdales are beautiful. Hope you guys had a great time.

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Beautiful 77 Jake.

 

[Sacto]

Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a Case mini copperhead. I had no idea that I liked blue knives, but when this one arrived 4 years ago, I discovered that I adore at least one blue knife!
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Stag/Horn knife this week is a Rough Rider stag copperhead:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is an A. Wright & Son rosewood lambsfoot that I call Union Jack. My wife and daughter bought it for me in Barnitt's hardware store in York, England:
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- GT

Nice selection of knives today, Gary. I don’t see those mini copperheads too often, but I’ve always thought they look like a cool little knife.

 

[Sacto]

I carried my Eureka jack today while working in the back yard.