What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Schrade Walden Farmers Jack and Clauss (made by Case) green bone easy open Jack. Both solid as Sears 😁
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Angry Waiter said:
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Great to see your Blood Lamb Pete 🙂👍
Sharp & Fiery said:
Thanks to @glennbad I now have my personal trifecta of blade shapes all in beautiful Ironwood!!
Thank you for helping me with my blunder, sir!
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Congratulations 😎👍
jlhoffman74 said:
Happy Friday on the porch!
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Nice pic 😎 That Sabre Pruner has great character 👍
5K Qs said:
Carrying a Sabre Hong Kong stockman and a JJ Martinez marinera:
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Interesting pair Gary, I'm enjoying seeing these Sabre knives 🙂👍

5K Qs said:
Radiant Rosewood, Jack! I hope you're able to get out and about soon.
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Thanks buddy, been a month now, and it's a great summer here too 🙄👍

paulhilborn said:
Schrade Walden Farmers Jack and Clauss (made by Case) green bone easy open Jack. Both solid as Sears 😁
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Fabulous pair Paul 🙂👍
 
r8shell said:
Haha! Since the knives were made over 100 years apart: The GEC Pony Jack in 2021, and the C.O.Ryd sometime between 1876-1918. My birthday falls in the middle, but I don't know which knife I'm closer to. ;)

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That´s a lovely Carl Otto Ryd you got, is it in ivory? He was using 3 different stamps over the years. C.O.Ryd Eskilstuna / C.O.Ryd E.tuna in a arch / C.O.Ryd in an arch. He was born 1855 and died 1918, but the company lived on under the same name until 1926 under his son, Carl Olof Ryd. He started his own buisines 1876 like you wrote. My guess is that your knife is somewear around 1895-1904 when his company had grown to 25 workers and had international recognition (if yours originate from a US dealer :) 1905 the company temporarily went in bankruptcy...
 
Sacto said:
Great pair of knives, Jeremy. 👍 Charlie’s designs never disappoint.
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Thanks Bart. Your Hayn’ Helper looks like a fantastic worker, and I always admire your Eureka Jack when I see it.
 
Barbababa said:
That´s a lovely Carl Otto Ryd you got, is it in ivory? He was using 3 different stamps over the years. C.O.Ryd Eskilstuna / C.O.Ryd E.tuna in a arch / C.O.Ryd in an arch. He was born 1855 and died 1918, but the company lived on under the same name until 1926 under his son, Carl Olof Ryd. He started his own buisines 1876 like you wrote. My guess is that your knife is somewear around 1895-1904 when his company had grown to 25 workers and had international recognition (if yours originate from a US dealer :) 1905 the company temporarily went in bankruptcy...
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Thank you so much for the extra information!
I do believe it's ivory. It was a lucky ebay gamble. I like to bid on knives that "call to me" and then try to research any info about old and obscure cutlers.
Here's a better pic of the tang stamp:
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Really well fitted blades:
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r8shell said:
Thank you so much for the extra information!
I do believe it's ivory. It was a lucky ebay gamble. I like to bid on knives that "call to me" and then try to research any info about old and obscure cutlers.
Here's a better pic of the tang stamp:
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Really well fitted blades:
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Nice find Rachel 😎 It's a long time since eBay allowed folks here to buy knives ☹️
Amir Fleschwund said:
Schrade, and Schrade Walden along with my large Wenger.View attachment 1898504View attachment 1898505View attachment 1898506
Whaddaya say we all go ahead and enjoy the day, eh?
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Good-looking handful Jeff 👍
 
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