What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Âchillepattada]

The Maremmano pattern is definitely not originally from Sardinia, but rather from Maremma, hence the name. I'm not 100% sure what all of the Sardinian patterns are, but from what I understand (probably wrong ) there are three basic patterns: Pattada, Arburesa, Lametta.

Our friend with the Sardinian connection Âchillepattada would know.

Hi Steve draggat ,
It seems that the Maremmano comes from the city of Maremma near Florence in the north of Italy .
By it could be possible that the producers of Scarperia ( equivalent of Thiers in France) gave this name to the knife to sell it in Maremma.



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[Jack Black]

That hartshead looks like it was loved as some point. Looks great

Thank you my friend, it tends to get neglected in favour of my stag model, but I always enjoy carrying it

As you would expect of me I put Sudsy to use today.
Popped my first cap and found another use for the blade tip,opening nuts

I am now in Portugal.

Great pics! What am I doing in Yorkshire?!

With an Italian friend today. A Maremmano Pianella, the pattern is virtually unchanged from it's creation in the early 1800's. You can't see it in this pic, but the olive wood handle is actually one piece, still connected at the butt end of the handle.

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Interesting knife

All Done...
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Great work John, looks top notch, as does your Charlie Lamb!

Carrying this Joker with bubinga today. Still impressed with the thin slicey blade and with how comfortable the handle is. 40 degrees on the Sharpmaker immediately established a clean edge all the way to the tip, so it came well-ground.

Great knives

Thanks a lot, Jack!!!

Your Hartshead looks very cool in Rosewood and that Queen stag bone is sweet, too; awesome pairing!

Toting these two KKs in black composite today.

Thank you kindly JJ, fabulous Black Friday pairing there, love the Keen Kutter shield

Wishing everyone a fantastic weekend, particularly my pals in the USA - enjoy Labor Day weekend, and work on your spelling!

I received a package from Reaper AL yesterday, and thought this Marrow Bone H10 would pair nicely with my twin stag folders

 

[Reaper AL]

I like the maserin plow in D2 but wasn’t a fan of the screws so thanks to J jsdistin it is now what I consider a traditional with pins instead of screws

 

[Jack Black]

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Very nice Al

 

[smudge58]

Old Stag Day!

 

[Jack Black]

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Terrific trio! I particularly like the Butler Lambsfoot

 

[Will Power]

The 'Spotty Horse' needed an outing

 

[JonMcD]

Y’all have a great day!

 

[MrStabby7]

The unofficial knife of Shiner Bock.

 

[Buckeyegamers]

Carryin my Northwoods and gettin ready for some college football!!!

 

[Jiki]

 

[draggat]

Hi Steve draggat ,
It seems that the Maremmano comes from the city of Maremma near Florence in the north of Italy .
By it could be possible that the producers of Scarperia ( equivalent of Thiers in France) gave this name to the knife to sell it in Maremma.

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Cheers
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It seems that the cutlers of Scarperia know the same tricks that we've seen everywhere else!

The unofficial knife of Shiner Bock.

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LOL - I laugh because I've used their bottle cap as a companion to some ram horn handles knife photos.


Carrying the Maremmano Pianella again today and wearing one of my favorite shirts, which is the background in the pic!

 

[JohnDF]

Another winner John, thanks for letting us watch the process.

Thank you, Todd... I wanted to show everybody how easy they were to make.

That knife is perfect.

Thank you, Johnny.

Great work John, looks top notch, as does your Charlie Lamb!

Thank you, Jack.

Very nice fixed blade.

Great picture, Bart.

I like that so much better... traditional now.

That is a fantastic Lambsfoot.

 

[Ed G]

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Outstanding capture of both a great knife and the tranquil setting!

Is that Appaloosa bone, Oily Creek bone, or just beautifully aging smooth white bone?
In any event, it’s gorgeous!

 

[bigfish64]

Thank you my friend, it tends to get neglected in favour of my stag model, but I always enjoy carrying it

Great pics! What am I doing in Yorkshire?!

Interesting knife

Great work John, looks top notch, as does your Charlie Lamb!

Great knives



Thank you kindly JJ, fabulous Black Friday pairing there, love the Keen Kutter shield

Wishing everyone a fantastic weekend, particularly my pals in the USA - enjoy Labor Day weekend, and work on your spelling!

I received a package from Reaper AL yesterday, and thought this Marrow Bone H10 would pair nicely with my twin stag folders

Gorgeous stag Jack.

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Y’all have a great day!

Wow, the stag on your 68 is amazing Jon, some of the best I’ve seen from the last run.

 

[pistonsandgears]

 

[bigfish64]

Not sure what’s going on today, the weather is likely to change some plans, but I’m starting with these two.

 

[Jiki]

Outstanding capture of both a great knife and the tranquil setting!

Is that Appaloosa bone, Oily Creek bone, or just beautifully aging smooth white bone?
In any event, it’s gorgeous!

Oil creek bone that had all the dark coloring wore away. Thank you btw.

 

[Crappie71]

Eureka Jack

 

[Arian29]

Iron River with Bull Nose,