What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[MolokaiRider]

 

[Centermass]

Good Morning Porch Friends
Still riding with this #71. I love the rustic look, the feel in-hand, and the improved blade shape.

Really like the contouring on your 71. Might have to try something like that on mine someday when I’m feeling adventurous.



Put the hammer to the bolsters on this one last night to tighten things up just a little. Tight and right again.

 

[JohnDF]

Really like the contouring on your 71.

Sacto did a great job on it.

 

[sbh06]

Beauty of a pairing and pic P-L


Saweeet carry there Jeremy, I’m still howling
at today’s line !!


I was just looking at my hands and can’t believe that I’m seeing & thinking the exact same thing !!
That 44 is one of my top GEC’s


Mawvellous pairing of CASE’s brown-bones there J.J.


That’s a knice evening just beginning there John… bottoms up


Another one of my top GEC’s there and a great pic to match


Thank you kindly Jon
You sure know how to pick-em as well there today !!

Thanks Gus!

Calendar shot Bart. John turned me on to 70s era Case knives, they are spectacular.

The blade is most definitely not defective, I see an apple in it’s future.

That’s perfect from the bead to the blade.

What a cool photo Jon.

Love that saying and the lamb.

Sweet picture John. They just put a coffee bar in our teachers lounge. Think I’ll try a cup in the afternoon.

Haven’t cleaned out the turtle enclosure yet, still a few cold nights, the leaves help keep out the cold. Probably a week or so before any of them appear for the first time this year. When the kids were small it was always an exciting time to see the turtles again in Spring. The kids are older now and away at college, but I’m still excited. View attachment 1785575

Thanks Todd. I see you found some more green there.

 

[BigKurtHaze]

Wrapping up my trio of match striker long pulls today. Slacker that I am, I didn’t find any black flowers…

 

[tmd_87]

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Had one in my garden two years ago. He was munching on all the bad bugs.

 

[tmd_87]

Keeping it simple on a Tuesday!

 

[315]

 

[mitch13]

Days are getting shorter, day light saving ended on the weekend, had lots of rain. So while the sun was out this morning, sat out the back with the dog reading the new Longmire. Jobs I could have been doing but..... Good thing the wife & kids weren't about, we've taught them jobs before play not that they listen

 

[tongueriver]

Love those Arno Bernards. Craig J lives down the road from me. I have a signed first edition of his first book.

 

[mitch13]

Love those Arno Bernards. Craig J lives down the road from me. I have a signed first edition of his first book.

Thanks, the Bernard's are handy little blades.
Wow, I really like his books, read them all

 

[CoryMc]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

A newer chestnut peanut and an older really dark red bone stockman.

Nice Cases and Telecaster!

 

[TheFactor]

Part of Hump Day carry

And a couple of bonus pictures from a delivery to a winery I made today. The view was breath taking !

 

[Sacto]

Bart's got a good touch on finishing the blades and Micarta.

Thanks, John. Sometimes I get lucky.

Makes it even more worthwhile Bart and what a sweet brown-bone there today
Thank you kindly as well… it sure is a charmer


Twosday’s carry ??
Some sparkly hot-dog, for the sunshine

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A great one to All

Thanks, Gus. Thats the Case that John gave me and it’s is a nice one. Great looking 48. I like those

Calendar shot Bart. John turned me on to 70s era Case knives, they are spectacular.

Thanks, Todd. It’s got great bone and a nice stout pull.

Haven’t cleaned out the turtle enclosure yet, still a few cold nights, the leaves help keep out the cold. Probably a week or so before any of them appear for the first time this year. When the kids were small it was always an exciting time to see the turtles again in Spring. The kids are older now and away at college, but I’m still excited. View attachment 1785575

I love that you have turtles. Mine lives inside, although I used to let him roam the yard when I was a kid. Whenever I couldn’t find him I would let our hunting dog out to find him. Cool little animals (and a cool knife)

Sacto did a great job on it.

Thanks again.

Part of Hump Day carry

And a couple of bonus pictures from a delivery to a winery I made today. The view was breath taking !

Great pictures.

 

[Sacto]

I had this one in my pocket again today. Maybe I should change my pants.

 

[Hyesouljah]

Nothing fancy, just straight work!

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you Mr. Jack !

It's a baby doctor John Primble India Steel Works (1890-1940), so hard to say who actually made it for Belknap Hardware. Judging from the bone wear, I would guess closer to 1890 than 1940.

Thanks for the info Mr P, you have a lovely collection

I think I might have only one Doctor's Knife, a Kastor, which looks like it's seen a good bit of doctorin'!

That’s great, Jack! Sadly I must have missed it altogether on the 1st.

Thanks buddy, you were in good company

I imagine that’s the sort of thing that you don’t miss at all about doing the Guardians knives.

Definitely not!

Thanks Jack! Been quite busy the last year. Moved to Colorado.

Wow, that sounds exciting I hope Colorado is treating you well buddy

Charlie Bell mini zulu etched A2 ... love this knife! Whoop!!

Very nice indeed John

Two jack Tuesday for the first leg of a 1000 mile drive with my daughter. First leg is to my brother’s house for dinner and sleep, then on to Colorado. The kids bought their first house, and asked for Dad’s help. Fence in a garden area, and build vegetable beds, as well as some plumbing stuff.
Looking forward to seeing two of my grandchildren!View attachment 1785200Remy just turned six. Mom and Dad think he’s ready for his first pocket knife, so guess who they asked to pick one out!
I got him a Victorinox Camper, thinking that the wood saw will help keep him busy. Of course I brought my Vic Camper, so I can tell him it’s just like Papa’s.
It’s going to take some close supervision, along with strict safety rules. Hopefully no bandages.View attachment 1785193

Awww Have a safe trip and a great visit Jeff

Thank you, Jack.
I like how Canvas Micarta looks after some oil and dirt.

Two TEWs Tuesday again : Had these TEWs , with Ramshorn covers, in my pocket to go into town to get my Ears Lowered this morning .


Then switched out to these to get some small jobs done this afternoon
Two old workhorse TEWs


Harry

Fantastic TEWs Harry

Like a hot knife through butter, thank you very kindly, Jack!!!

Great stuff JJ

I thought the steel wool and the lack of a bolster stamp were very odd, though I didn't add "2 and 2"!

That's a mighty sweet looking Canal Street"balloon" and it's always a treat to view your "custom cover" Lambsfoot; I see a trek in your near future, too!

Thanks JJ, not by balloon I hope! Well, not in Yorkshire in April anyway!

Tot'n a couple Case knives for Tuesday.

Two smashers there my friend, you've inspired my 'shotgun rider' today

Having my afternoon cup of coffee on the back porch

Great pic John

Inspired by JJ Cahill , I'm having a Double Barlow Day!

 

[Scholefield123]

 

[Pt-Luso]

Beauty of a pairing and pic P-L

Thank you very much.