What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

BrotherJim said:
Thanks guys !!! Thank you.
Tyson, there is a very faint etch on the Peanut that has a Craftsman image and then the year 1927 ... so my GUESS is this Peanut is from 1977 !!! ... maybe tied to the 50th(?)
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Tyson A Wright said:
The etch is many years buried under patina on mine, but it said something like "50 years Craftsman 1927" or something like that. There was a black box with a fancy 50th anniversary logo on it too, but that's been gone for decades. That is a 1977 knife.

Everywhere I've looked says they were made by Schrade, and that makes a lot of sense to me . Mine is 45 years old (and the first ten or so seeing daily carry) and you still can't see the pivots in the bolsters - I'm pretty sure this was assembled using a Swindon key instead of a peened pivot.
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A day late but this is the box and a quick picture of that etch.
 
TheJon said:
A day late but this is the box and a quick picture of that etch.
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Thanks Jon !!! ... that etch looks great AND you have the box !!! NICE
I could see WLS on the very faint etch on my knife, had to get out a magnifying glass, but didn't know what it stood for
Tyson A Wright Tyson A Wright told me it stood for "Worlds Largest Store", a Sears marketing slogan ... now I know :)
 
JJ Cahill said:
Thank you very much, Jack!!! :) :thumbsup:

An outstanding pairing of a Lamb and a Ram, both with spectacular covers!!! :cool::thumbsup: I hope you're have a great day in York! ;):thumbsup:
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Thank you very much my friend, I posted some pics from York in the Guardians thread here :thumbsup:
JJ Cahill said:
I' toting these two Schrades for Saturday. :)
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Those two lovelies make a perfect pairing JJ :cool: :) :thumbsup:

Hope everyone is having a great weekend :) :thumbsup:

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This Laguiole couteau de poche feels like a party and everyone is invited !!! ... not just estate agents and barons of big business
Hey, think outside the box, collapse the box and take a sharp knife to it. And don't lean against the wall - it's wet
An art exhibition of sorts in my pocket today. Maybe a bit of urban poetry ... of sorts. Not sure why but I sorts of hate this knife in a gotta have it weird kind of way

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BrotherJim said:
This Laguiole couteau de poche feels like a party and everyone is invited !!! ... not just estate agents and barons of big business
Hey, think outside the box, collapse the box and take a sharp knife to it. And don't lean against the wall - it's wet
An art exhibition of sorts in my pocket today. Maybe a bit of urban poetry ... of sorts. Not sure why but I sorts of hate this knife in a gotta have it weird kind of way

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I think it is rather a cool knife Brother Jim. :cool: I like the art and usually like more conservative art.
I doubt it will make you dream that you are a muffler. Did you recover from that episode ? I was going to ask if it might have been bad gas that caused it. 🤔🤔🤔😲🤣
I hope the love-hate relationship gets better.

Toting a few of my Primble knives for Sunday, the crown jack well used and functions perfectly - the other, hardly ever used. I will likely be going back to new tomorrow.
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Prester John said:
Nice quirk.

"Cancer and reproductive harm" warning?!?!? California gov't is nuts!
[I assume it was California that requires that ridiculous warning.]
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Obviously the Ca legislature was reacting to the tendency of Californians to chew on knife handles and stab themselves in the reproductive bits.
 
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