What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Glad they are loved. Sad that so many fine knives get put aside when they just get broke in good.

Thank you! And that applies to people, as well.

 

[bigfish64]

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Bases covered with those two Jon, love that little beagle.

 

[Jon0385]

Bases covered with those two Jon, love that little beagle.

Thanks Todd. I wanted to carry the beagle yesterday for some reason, but I had to go with the 94 on flag day. The jessmuk-c is my first scandi grind, and wanted to see how it did with food prep for my daughter’s lunch. It’s definitely not the best option for that. I do like it though

 

[Primble]

Case XX Mini Copperhead (1970) and XX Barlow (1940-64) this Wednesday.:
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[Amir Fleschwund]

I bought this Craftsman with my employee discount back in the ‘70s.
I have a couple of age spots too.
Klein Tools electrician.

 

[Heimdall82]

Camillus TL-29 with Timex Mk1 combo for the day

 

[JohnDF]

Nice carry for Brass Bolster Wednesday.

The Big 'Un makes a wonderful work carry.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Friends

 

[Jerbhola89]

Happy Hump day!

 

[Sacto]

Nice carry for Brass Bolster Wednesday.

The Big 'Un makes a wonderful work carry.

I agree. It’s a great blade and size for general work duties.

 

[ebrandwein]

https://imgur.com/a/3K38Ney

 

[afishhunter]

You gotta love some desert ironwood

except when its time to cut and work it. Tain't called "IRONwood" for naut. "STEELwood" or maybe "Titaniumwood" would be more apt.
I had a 12 pound Ironwood root ball when I "lived" (note quotes) in Wichita. None of my wood saws or woodworking tools were compatible with it. No way I could get two pieces big enough to make grips for my government size 1911, a butt plate and pistol grip cap for my Marlin 1895SS ( in .45-70) or Marlin 336 (.30-30), grips for my reproduction 1858 Remington New Army (.44 caliber).or even a setta scales for my Rendezvous "shootin match approved" throwing knife.
Oh well. Don't matter none I guess. Wound up selling all a them over the decades since leaving hel ... I mean Kansas.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you Mr. Jack. I really like the horn on the lamb. Might be a better picture in the future with some of my powder horns involved.

Hope all went well with the Merlester today !

I'm sure you'll post some great pics Mr P

Well, I'm reading up about de-hexing!

Thank you very much, Jack!!! That Kephart spear shaped blade is certainly handy for a FB.

Merle is certainly hanging out with some super cool Lambs, fitting in very nicely; I love that shot of your AC on those backsprings, too!

It's a superb-looking knife too JJ Thank you very much my friend

Toting a couple of two bladed jack for twos-day.

A rhapsody of Robesons JJ

I carried my large lamb today.

Great choice

Good Morning Porch Friends

Semper Fi John

Forgot to post my carry!

 

[Modoc ED]

We'll be shoving off for Klamath Falls, Oregon in a bit for my visit to my ENT Oncologist. As I said I might yesterday, I'll be totin the Black Curly Maple Sowbelly. Figured it out last night that this trip is gonna cost around $78.00 bucks for gas and that's the cheap gas at the Indian Reservation. See ya when I get back.

 

[JW225]

74 in Exotic India Bone...

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[JohnDF]

"Let there be cake!"

 

[JM2]

We'll be shoving off for Klamath Falls, Oregon in a bit for my visit to my ENT Oncologist. As I said I might yesterday, I'll be totin the Black Curly Maple Sowbelly. Figured it out last night that this trip is gonna cost around $78.00 bucks for gas and that's the cheap gas at the Indian Reservation. See ya when I get back.

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Prayers for a good visit and safe trip.

 

[sf fanatic]

The Harvey Special and one of my favorite GECs.
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