What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Very cool Dwight :cool: :thumbsup:
Rain in June...
Looks like that Sheffield Lamb took the Sheffield weather with it! :D ;) :thumbsup:
I have no plans to leave the property today, but I've been toting this Case XX Changer around the yard looking for photo ops, so I guess it counts ;)
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Interesting pattern Mike. I remember Buck doing a model like that in the 90's, and it's certainly an old idea, dating back to the 19th century :thumbsup:

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Very cool Dwight :cool: :thumbsup:

Looks like that Sheffield Lamb took the Sheffield weather with it! :D ;) :thumbsup:

Interesting pattern Mike. I remember Buck doing a model like that in the 90's, and it's certainly an old idea, dating back to the 19th century :thumbsup:

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Thanks for posting that Jack :thumbsup: It has some interesting attachments.
When I was posting the Case, I wondered how long knives with exchangeable blades had been around, i.e. would be traditional enough?
 
hanks JJ, I did :) Just posted a few pics in the Guardians thread :thumbsup:

Wishing everyone a great Sunday :thumbsup:

Sticking with these two :thumbsup:

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You certainly had a great day in the woods, the target shooting looks like a blast, too! Excellent post hike pairing for your Sunday slicing, lovely too! :D ;):thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Thanks for posting that Jack :thumbsup: It has some interesting attachments.
When I was posting the Case, I wondered how long knives with exchangeable blades had been around, i.e. would be traditional enough?
Thanks Mike, that German example is from the early 20th century, but they go back further, and were quite common at one time :thumbsup:

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You certainly had a great day in the woods, the target shooting looks like a blast, too! Excellent post hike pairing for your Sunday slicing, lovely too! :D ;):thumbsup::thumbsup:
Thank you very much my friend :) :thumbsup:
I grabbed these two from Sheffield for Sunday. :)
I love the way those two Sheffield Jacks, while built decades apart, pair so well together :cool: :thumbsup:
 
I love looking at your work, it has such a rustic Americana look to it. Simply wonderful. 🤠:thumbsup:
Thanks my friend, much appreciated. :thumbsup:
Really nice work, Greg. Glad to see someone make good use of buckthorn.
Thanks, Jeff. :thumbsup: I'm doing my part but I don't ever think we'll win the battle over the invasive buckthorn in these parts.:)

Carrying this 4-3/8" Klaas knife around today as I tackle some mundane chores at home. Grass cutting, my truck and wife's car washed & waxed, loose door knobs tightened,
really fun stuff. 🙃
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