What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[BrotherJim]

Middle of the night Wednesday morning and giving a small (3 3/8") Queen Trapper from 1977 pocket time

 

[Jack Black]

In the 80s during university for my Engineering degree I had to use a commodore VC 64 which had exactly 64KB total. Half of that was used for the OS and the text program. That left approximately 30KB for the text itself which left me with a very fragmented text to be saved on an external 540 KB drive. If I remember correctly it was ~6 pages of text per file so roughly 25 text files. If I went for more pages it created a storage overflow and the whole text entered was lost.

Nowadays nobody cares about file size or stuff like that.

In 1980, I saw an evening class on computers advertised, and having never seen a computer, I thought it sounded very exciting. It turned out that there wasn't actually a computer, but the lecturer would take our work along to an off-site computer, and feed it in each week. I forget the details, (I seem to remember drawing some flow charts), but I only attended a couple of times! I remember using a Commodore a few years later, as well as a couple of Acorn-built computers, one of which was the BBC Micro, which had a total memory of 128KB apparently

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Nice Lambsfoot

Hope everyone had a great Tuesday. View attachment 1969205

Cool pic Todd

A lovely Twofer Tuesday being sponsored by a pair of fabulous companies, Jack; love the advertising tear sheets you included, too!

Many thanks my friend

I've been toting these two today.

Two spectacularly shiny classics there JJ, colourful covers on the Imperial, and I always admire that lovely Winchester What amazing condition

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Absolutely stunning Dwight

Have a good day everyone

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

Interesting "bone twins", José!

Many thanks, Gary.

 

[I'mSoSharp]

 

[Travman]

 

[Johnnythefox]

I realy like this old Lambs foot I got at the show,as soon as I saw it it reminded me of my GEC in construction, fit and feel.

You have no idea how annoyed I am with myself after scratching the blade sharpening it.

 

[Jack Black]

I realy like this old Lambs foot I got at the show,as soon as I saw it it reminded me of my GEC in construction, fit and feel.

You have no idea how annoyed I am with myself after scratching the blade sharpening it.

I don't think your Lambsfoot is very old, I'd guess it was made within the past few years. You might be able to improve the appearance of the scratches by polishing the blade with some Flitz

 

[Rufus1949]

I realy like this old Lambs foot I got at the show,as soon as I saw it it reminded me of my GEC in construction, fit and feel.

You have no idea how annoyed I am with myself after scratching the blade sharpening it.

I think of scratches as character enhancements.

 

[mitch13]

I realy like this old Lambs foot I got at the show,as soon as I saw it it reminded me of my GEC in construction, fit and feel.

You have no idea how annoyed I am with myself after scratching the blade sharpening it.

We've all been there. It will still work good.
Stick it in your pocket

 

[Johnnythefox]

I don't think your Lambsfoot is very old, I'd guess it was made within the past few years. You might be able to improve the appearance of the scratches by polishing the blade with some Flitz

Its old in design,no?

where do I get that from?

 

[bigfish64]

Hump day carry
Bark River
Case snow belly Buffalo Horn

Ed, your “snow” belly looks great, but I hope that’s a typo and not foreshadowing things to come.

I like that wharncliffe trapper, too

Thanks Bart.

I don’t know about that. Aren’t you a track coach?

Yep, but I wear the whistle…I’m not running the laps!

Eureka Jack again today.

Very nice photo, really shows off that beautiful jigging.

Cool pic Todd

Thanks Jack.

Have a good day everyone

Fantastic choices Jack.

 

[BrotherJim]

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[Dan1892]

This one for me today

 

[Rufus1949]

These will follow me around today.
Hope the burl does not cause Mr.Primble to much angnst.View attachment 1969603

 

[Jack Black]

Its old in design,no?

where do I get that from?

Sorry, I misunderstood Yes, mid 19th century

You usually have to order it online. A small tube goes a long way, and it's great stuff

Thanks Jack.

Fantastic choices Jack.

Thanks a lot Todd

These will follow me around today.
Hope the burl does not cause Mr.Primble to much angnst.View attachment 1969603

LOL! Cool pic

 

[Rufus1949]

LOL! Cool pic

Thank you Jack, helping my wife get rid of her one addiction.

 

[kyhunt]

Middle of the night Wednesday morning and giving a small (3 3/8") Queen Trapper from 1977 pocket time

Very nice.

 

[BrotherJim]

Very nice.

Thank You !!! ... it's seen some use and dye is now kind of spotty on the covers but I sure do enjoy totin' the Queen from time to time