What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JW225]

 

[r8shell]

Probably not much difference... except a few more French words in your language...

Spelling is difficult enough without more French words.

Pretty slick.
Visit remotely, and nobody will be picking at your charcuterie board!

I've come to prefer happy hour on zoom. No driving/designated driver, no line for the bathroom, cheap drinks, access to a mute button...


Speaking of bars:

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I combined two vital missions into one operation this morning:
Going out to shoot knife photos, and snagging something out of the garden
I rudely yanked this fat green onion, and used my Oregon Trapper to trim it up. Then, it severed some kale.
Chopped up, and sauteed along with a shredded cold baked potato, a bulb of garlic, and one of these dried cayennes~mixed with Swiss cheese and scrambled eggs, and folded into two large tortillas, and I’m eating pretty well this morning.

Today, I have my 43 and Schrade 33 jack.
Have a good one.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Spelling is difficult enough without more French words.

I've come to prefer happy hour on zoom. No driving/designated driver, no line for the bathroom, cheap drinks, access to a mute button...


Speaking of bars:

Well, you paint such an attractive image of happy hour, that I’m thinking of taking up drinking!

 

[bigfish64]

I combined two vital missions into one operation this morning:
Going out to shoot knife photos, and snagging something out of the garden
I rudely yanked this fat green onion, and used my Oregon Trapper to trim it up. Then, it severed some kale.View attachment 1695493
Chopped up, and sauteed along with a shredded cold baked potato, a bulb of garlic, and one of these dried cayennes~View attachment 1695495mixed with Swiss cheese and scrambled eggs, and folded into two large tortillas, and I’m eating pretty well this morning.

Today, I have my 43 and Schrade 33 jack.
Have a good one.View attachment 1695494

Beautiful knives Jeff. I just ate but after reading your post I’m hungry again, sounds delicious.

 

[Jolipapa]

Spelling is difficult enough without more French words.

Right! We never recognize them, town names included! Traveling from Vermont to Detroit may be puzzling sometime !

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Beautiful knives Jeff. I just ate but after reading your post I’m hungry again, sounds delicious.

Thanks, Todd!
Don’t worry, there’s always brunch, lunch, afternoon snack, supper, and late snack for you to get caught up!

 

[Just Tom.]

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Made SOS using a leftover hamburger patty, and I’m proud to say the dish lived up to its name…

 

[JohnDF]

A beautiful and elegant addition to your pockets, Jack.

A very special Lambsfoot, GT.

A beautiful and practical pocket pal, Bruce.

Going out to shoot knife photos, and snagging something out of the garden

A good use of your time, Jeff... something for you to enjoy and something for us to enjoy.

 

[JohnDF]

Happy Sunday All... Go Hawks!
My Usual Lamb and a Case Bone Stag Medium Stockman.

 

[Gevonovich]

Spacious Mind

 

[Catdaddy2]

Let the holiday season begin.

 

[FatRat1]

recent aquisition that sender decided to polish
Shrade walden 176 no half stop but good walk and talk

 

[Jon0385]

 

[Magizm7]

 

[mbkr]

 

[SteveC]

Barlow and a Calf Roper

 

[Modoc ED]

Carrying this manufactured by Camillus 1991 jigged bone Remington Baby Trapper. It's what was in my jeans pocket when I got up this morning and I see no reason to change it out. Besides, the Muskrat blade is an able blade. And ya never know - I might have to skin a squirrel or rabbit before the days out.

 

[bigfish64]

Happy Sunday All... Go Hawks!
My Usual Lamb and a Case Bone Stag Medium Stockman.

Nice pairing John, I really like the Bone Stag.

Let the holiday season begin.

Looks like you have the makings of a tasty holiday drink Dave. We make one with very similar ingredients for our friends…looks like you have more friends than we do!

View attachment 1695565

Nice setup Jon.

 

[Peregrin]

A Sunday morning tune up on my Fall Creek, and my newest sharp acquisition, a Case-Bose Eureka Jack.
Four years since the Eureka Jack collaboration came out, and I've finally added one to my accumulation. So far I'm hugely impressed. I really like the blade combination, and especially like the wicked little Wharncliffe.