What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[r8shell]

They should make a version with a wood saw replacing the comb, and call it the Rural Jack. I’d save up my lawnmowing and paper route money for that.

They did make an Electrician's Knife with a drywall saw. Also made with spearpoint blade.

 

[sbh06]

Thanks, Todd.

Fantastic looking wallet! Well done, Jeremy sbh06 !

Thanks Jim!

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I went with a work and home carry today. For some reason the navy knife was calling for some pocket time

Cool pic, Jon.

Band practice (drumming) tonight with these two.

 

[Centermass]

 

[mitch13]

Louis Naude toothpick, the wife had made for my 50th

 

[Jon0385]

Thanks Jim!

Cool pic, Jon.

Band practice (drumming) tonight with these two.

Thanks Jeremy. Really cool combo yourself

 

[BrotherJim]

Louis Naude toothpick, the wife had made for my 50th
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WHOA WoW !!! ... she's a keeper ... the wife too. Nice

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Wonderful pair, Jeff.
I love the mug too.

Yer too kind, John!

Were the vittles at Toccoa Riverside Restaurant fit to eat? I've been threatening to take the wife there someday when we're in the area. Back in the Bronze Age (and probably five ownership changes since), that's where I would take my high school girlfriends to score gentleman points. It was the only place around that served pheasant and flat green beans. Fancy stuff for some small town kids.


Good grief! Gotta love that 78. Such a nice one.

Oh yeah. We really liked the food. Had our three grand daughters and with us three, it was not remotely cheap, but the food was great.
It was last fall, and jam packed, and I think they had only recently re-opened. Obviously, they’d lost a lot of their staff, and few wanted to come back for less money than the unemployment checks, so the owner and wait staff that were on hand were really hustling. In spite of that, the service was as great as the food.

If course, looking out at the river really made me wish I had my fly rod, but it wasn’t that kind of vacation!

And they still serve fresh beans~ I chose beans and collards for my side dishes

What?
After morning shopping (sixty cents won't buy much these days), there existed an opportunity for peaceful dog time in the sanctuary with Mason
And a chance to look up into a cloudless blue sky and offer thanks for all blessings. Amen and a Sod Buster

“Offer thanks for all blessings”
Words to live by, my friend

A Two Trapper Tuesday :


Harry

Quite gorgeous, Harry! But you know I have a “thing” for that pattern

They did make an Electrician's Knife with a drywall saw. Also made with spearpoint blade.

But my wife always says “you could sell some guns or guitars”...

Thanks Jim!

Cool pic, Jon.

Band practice (drumming) tonight with these two.

Drummer, huh?
Why is a drum solo like a sneeze?


You know it’s coming but can’t do anything to stop it.

 

[sbh06]

Thanks Jeremy. Really cool combo yourself

Thanks Jon.

 

[MolokaiRider]

 

[JohnDF]

Those are going to make horrible drum sticks.

 

[mcc850]

 

[sbh06]

Yer too kind, John!

Oh yeah. We really liked the food. Had our three grand daughters and with us three, it was not remotely cheap, but the food was great.
It was last fall, and jam packed, and I think they had only recently re-opened. Obviously, they’d lost a lot of their staff, and few wanted to come back for less money than the unemployment checks, so the owner and wait staff that were on hand were really hustling. In spite of that, the service was as great as the food.

If course, looking out at the river really made me wish I had my fly rod, but it wasn’t that kind of vacation!

And they still serve fresh beans~ I chose beans and collards for my side dishes

“Offer thanks for all blessings”
Words to live by, my friend

Quite gorgeous, Harry! But you know I have a “thing” for that pattern

But my wife always says “you could sell some guns or guitars”...

Drummer, huh?
Why is a drum solo like a sneeze?


You know it’s coming but can’t do anything to stop it.

That’s a good one, Jeff.

Those are going to make horrible drum sticks.

In my defense, I didn’t say I was a good drummer, only that I was practicing on drums.

 

[MolokaiRider]

Those are going to make horrible drum sticks.

That’s a good one, Jeff.

In my defense, I didn’t say I was a good drummer, only that I was practicing on drums.

Pro-Mark "The Natural" nylon tip 5A. My favorite sticks!

 

[paulhilborn]

Elephant in Ebony vs Ivory yesterday and today.

 

[WValtakis]

 

[sbh06]

Pro-Mark "The Natural" nylon tip 5A. My favorite sticks!

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Nice. 7a wood tip Vic Firth American Classics for me (when I’m not using my traditional knives ).

 

[Jon0385]

Mark, those 38’s are so good. An all time favorite of mine

 

[Old Engineer]

Quite gorgeous, Harry! But you know I have a “thing” for that pattern

Thank you Jeff . I guess talking with you yesterday made me think I should carry them instead of leaving them in the drawer . The jigged bone was built in 2013 and gifted to me by mrknife and the other one was made made in 2010 and is 1 of 25 that were Serialized . I traded Half/Stop Ron a 77 Barlow for it in 2017 . I have probably not carried either one more than 5 times .

Harry

 

[mcc850]

Mark, those 38’s are so good. An all time favorite of mine

Couldn’t agree more. It was an easy choice for my KOTY.

 

[Primble]

I sold my 92 stag Talon some five years ago to my friend and neighbor. He was over in my back yard with his large book of knives this afternoon and I traded him out of it. Glad to have it back with my other 92's. Tomorrow looks like I have a lot of errands to run, so I will post my dual Northfield tote's a bit early :

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