What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sbh06]

Took this photo after lunch, took a day off from a teacher’s workshop. After 32 years, if I don’t know what I’m doing yet, I never will! View attachment 1952308

Jeremy, you should have another career in product placement.

Gorgeous stag Jack.

Outrageous Pete!

Thanks Todd, I’ll have to look on Indeed for some prospects. I’m sure you got much more out of your time on the lake than you would have at the workshop.

Lunchtime here at the McD house. 3 kids holler “Dahhhhhhd, can you peel us some apples?” Wait- I have a new knife that needs patina…
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4th kid would never let me peel his apple. He has his own knife and isn’t going to miss a knifing opportunity.

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Old Imperials are just dandy for 10 yr olds aspiring to peel apples and not lose their knives in the yard.

Looks like a proper 47 now, Jon.

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[Modoc ED]

Ed

Who is the maker on the barlow? Old eyes can't make out the tang stamp. Love the knife.

The maker is A. Wright & Son. They made this particular knife in a lot (SFO) of knives for a dealer in Eugene, Oregon. Therefore, it does not have the traditional A. Wright & Sons tang stamp. Here is a pic of the tang stamp.

 

[Jonny D]

 

[Knives&Lint]

A fixed blade took the place of a modern folder in my trio today, so I think my carry finally qualifies. Feels nice spending a Saturday on the porch if you'll have me

 

[Johnnythefox]

The maker is A. Wright & Son. They made this particular knife in a lot (SFO) of knives for a dealer in Eugene, Oregon. Therefore, it does not have the traditional A. Wright & Sons tang stamp. Here is a pic of the tang stamp.

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That is just lovely.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Another D.Benito.

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I shall have to get mine out soon.

Here it is,love the wood on mine.

 

[Bloodloss]

Wow! What a beautiful Saturday! Hope everyone is having a sweet weekend!

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[I'mSoSharp]

Here it is,love the wood on mine

Bubinga a hardwood from Africa. Yes it's nice & polishes great.

 

[ferider]

I felt the same. It’s not a pattern I would gravitate to. But when I had merle, I really enjoyed using it. The size and all. Yet very thin. It’s a great pattern done in a great style.

I wanna know more about the car! I have the same ac vents for my 33 project lol. Check that screw in the left hand side. Looks like it may not be fully seated in its countersink.

Good eye on the screw

It’s a completely rebuild 54 Chevy.

 

[sunknife]

An Oregon Trapper accompanied me through the fields and forest today.
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Thank you, Primble. It's a very good outdoor knife for when I don't want to strap a fixed blade to the belt.

 

[Viper84]

This one is tagging along with me in Texas wine country, aka Fredericksburg, TX.

 

[Angry Waiter]

That is a beautiful specimen.

Thanks Rufus

Outrageous Pete!

Glad you had a chance to put your feet up, Todd!

Glennbad knows his business for sure. Could not be more pleased.

 

[5K Qs]

I've been carrying "International Knives" since Monday. Here are representatives from 2 additional countries.
A CEM bubinga agricultural knife from Italy:


Mikov all-metal linerlock from Czech Republic:


- GT

 

[Will Power]

One of GEC's finest, in my never humble opinion All steel, Spear/Coping, beautiful Ivory Smoothbone. Very grateful I got hold of one when they first came out, best of all Eurekas.

Thanks, Will

 

[Hammer67]

One of GEC's finest, in my never humble opinion All steel, Spear/Coping, beautiful Ivory Smoothbone. Very grateful I got hold of one when they first came out, best of all Eurekas.

Thanks, Will

Agreed, Will. The Eureka Jack is one of my favorite patterns, and they did a great job on that particular run. I find the coping to be a very handy secondary - I wish we'd see them more often.

 

[Angry Waiter]

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Rack # and all. Gorgeous

 

[mbkr]

Tennessee is off to a 5-0 start and that's where I'm headed tomorrow morning. Y'all have a good week

 

[TheChunk91]

Still herding cattle.



I was over at dad’s changing the oil on my S10 and the cattle fell out of my pocket on to the concrete. I suppose it’s a beater now.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Bubinga a hardwood from Africa. Yes it's nice & polishes great.

Thanks I didnt know what it was.