What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dave308ek]

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Great photo, love the patina and knives! Always interesting reading on your garden endeavours, seems you really studied up on traditional/organic garden science.

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Totin’ Red Bone and Red Stag from my two favorite knife factories. While the greatest years of Case might have ended with the 1970’s, we are fortunate to be living right now during the golden era of GEC. Of course, Case can still pull off some great ones even today. Have a Blessed day everyone!

Real beauties from the past and present.

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Congratulations!!!

Thanks, Dave. You can see some crazy stuff in that burnt boxwood if you look at it! You're correct about my buying the knife when I went to visit my daughter in Spain almost exactly 7 years ago. The Taramundi was the first of several knives I bought as she took me on a tour of a number of Spanish cities.
Your stag 73 is outstanding!!

- GT

7 years already, my youngest daugter went to Spain a couple years ago and loved it. Carrying a 2014, GEC 15 my oldest daughter gifted to me around the same time. Thanks for the compliment on the 73

Nice one! B BrotherJim

@CHNeal Congratulations!

Todays carry, a favorite Case 6318 (which one isn't a favorite??) Not a Bicentennial commemorative, but from the Bicentennial year. OH

Always great to see your favorites OH, the 6318 is now on my list

India Steel Works
Midnight in Bombay

Always love seeing your vintage gems and great photography Gevonovich

You really captured the beauty of that one L lambertiana ! I have to get something in horn!

 

[dave308ek]

A Christmas gift from my daughter in 2014

 

[JonMcD]

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Congrats Clay! No doubt it was a great occasion. All the best to you and your family.

 

[Jon0385]

Congrats on the Chiefs win Jon! The Bucs almost let it slip away, but a win is a win.

It was a good game for sure, Blues not so much. I only saw bits and pieces of the Bucs game tending to the pork steaks. No Maulls because it was an impromptu decision at the grocery store

 

[TheFactor]

Monday carry

 

[Hyesouljah]

A pair of beauties.
I had no idea the White Owl was so tiny.

I think I'll carry just these two until the new MAM allegedly gets here on Tuesday or Wednesday, then add it and the MAM sheepsfoot to my pocket.
No doubt y'all are getting bored sick/tired of seeing them.
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Thank you sir. It was tinier than I was expecting as well. Unfortunately I still haven’t come across a multi-blade that I quite like!

 

[Jack Black]

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Great pairing

That's a great picture of your Forum Barlow, Jack.

Thanks buddy, I took my new camera out for the first time on Saturday. I was just trying to get the focus right when the battery conked out!

Today with my Usual Lamb and a Case for Stockman Sunday.
Going to BBQ some Ribs and Tri-Tip for a party later this evening.
For now, I'm going to relax and watch some football... Go Hawks!

Love that pic John

Good name for an Irish dog.
I don’t need to ask if he enjoyed the romp.

Indeed, you don’t!

My girlfriend's dad was called Seamus. His mother-in-law was fond of saying, "Seamus! And by God he did!"

Merle is joining in with my edc traditional knives today. Looks like he feels right at home!

Terrific trio Gary

Remember last Monday and Tuesday? Those were the days, my friends!

Your stag HHB and What-a-Knife are an auspicious pair to kick off your week, Jack!

It seems a long time ago Gary Thank you for the kind words my friend

Thanks, Jack; I really like the Taramundi friction folder and would like to pick up another one some day.
Another fine pair of knives for you, and both are unique or at least relatively-rare!

I hope to pick one up myself at some point Thank you very much

India Steel Works
Midnight in Bombay

Nice Champagne Knife Gev

Thanks very much, Jack!!!

Wonderful photographs of your Dynamic Barlow Duo, Jack; have an excellent Sunday!

For Sunday I swapped out a Lambsfoot for a Barlow.

Thanks a lot JJ Your two Sheffields pair well together, irrespective of the age difference

Cool Queen Canoe Mike

Looking good sir

A Christmas gift from my daughter in 2014

Great pic Dave

Have a good week everyone

 

[Corto_Malt]

Good start of the week. Here grey and humid.

 

[Magizm7]

 

[Old Hunter]

Always great to see your favorites OH, the 6318 is now on my list

Dave, thank you! You will fall for the 18 pattern, everything about it is just right - AND so many variations and so many made that even old ones are easy to find in pristine condition. Good luck in your search, will be looking for your pictures . OH

 

[Jack Black]

Good start of the week. Here grey and humid.

Great pics gents

 

[Pt-Luso]

I carry today this GEC 73 in stag and 440C.

 

[Travman]

 

[Will Power]

Since it's about 4 hours of twilight here now taking any picture is very unsatisfactory, But citrus reminds me of good drinks and The Med F-P lockback Lag 10.5 cm in Ram's Horn

 

[Will Power]

Like the jigging on that 83! Plus the mossy gate provides an effective backdrop.

Thanks, Will

 

[Magizm7]

Great pics gents

Thanks, Jack.

Like the jigging on that 83! Plus the mossy gate provides an effective backdrop.

Thanks, Will

It's top notch, Will.

 

[Manofcarbonsteel]

Have these 3 today. Nice variety on a Monday. Have a great week!

 

[Railsplitter]

 

[Johnnythefox]

For Sunday I swapped out a Lambsfoot for a Barlow.

Wow to those two,love em.

 

[joeradza]