What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

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More critters ………………. I am about perceived out ! I reckon I lost my Mojo.

Good looking folder.

 

[Primble]

I like everything about that Backwoods Custom.
I’d like to see the sheath…

Thank you Jeff ……….. look for the sheath pic tomorrow.

 

[SteveC]

Gorgeous pair, Steve.

Thanks buddy !

 

[Truggers]

I found a gem in a local antique shop today - I could see a hint of the stamp (lots of surreptitious rubbing on a white tshirt ) but it was reluctant to open and when it did it had no snap at all.
Some happy time spent in the garage revealed a really nice IXL George Wostenholm - it still has a bit of a nick on the edge but I don’t want to remove too much metal. It now walks, talks, shines, snaps, growls and bites
My guess is ebony scales - a very hard wood anyway.

 

[Sacto]

Great pic!

Thanks, Jack.

Love your Lambsfoot... But Daisy is stealing the show.

Daisy is a real looker there Bart so is the Lamb

Thanks, guys. She’s a great companion and a hard worker

poachers. Too bad it wouldn't be practical to electrify (high voltage and amperage) the fence.

Yep. The worst part is when they cut the fence the cattle sometimes get out on the road and they often times leave their garbage behind.

Good Morning Porch Friends
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Nice to see the TC out and about, John. It looks great

 

[Sacto]

GEC eureka today. I’m not sure what’s burning but it got really smokey this afternoon.

 

[Rufus1949]

Pick it up and walk off with it. That’s one way to meet new people.
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Lol...I tend to meet alot of people as I find my way down the wrong fairway.
Enjoy your weekend.

 

[Jack Black]

Remington cattle and a Waynorth LF


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Stunning pair Steve

Thank you very much, Jack!!!

Happy Double Lambsfoot Day Jack; that's as slicey a combo as it gets, especially your classic "old steel" beauty!

Thank you very much JJ, though the IXL is actually of the more mature ovine variety

Toting a couple black composite covered Robeson cutters today.

Nicely matching pair of museum-grade Robesons my friend

First of all, welcome to the forum. Friendly bunch of folks.
Secondly, prayers and good wishes in your battle.

Well said Jeff

And I am glad to know you as well, my friend.
It’s good that Mrs Fleschwund does not have a BF membership. She would expose the real me!
Thanks, Jack!

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend Rotten weather caused me to cancel my hike unfortunately

 

[Corto_Malt]

What a great knife and it appears no critters are hiding in the wood neither. I have no idea of the age of it, but, it has a vintage look about it.

Nice lookin' pup too !

Thanks. It is an oak handle 100CR6 steel blade from Mickael Moing quite recent (2019)

 

[Rufus1949]

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend Rotten weather caused me to cancel my hike unfortunately

Wonderful knives to sit and ponder with Jack.

 

[Jack Black]

Wonderful knives to sit and ponder with Jack.

Thank you my friend

 

[DirtDawg]

I found a gem in a local antique shop today - I could see a hint of the stamp (lots of surreptitious rubbing on a white tshirt ) but it was reluctant to open and when it did it had no snap at all.
Some happy time spent in the garage revealed a really nice IXL George Wostenholm - it still has a bit of a nick on the edge but I don’t want to remove too much metal. It now walks, talks, shines, snaps, growls and bites
My guess is ebony scales - a very hard wood anyway.

Nice save. I simply enjoy sitting at my basement workbench while tidying up a old piece like that. Thanks for sharing the Before & After shots.

 

[Truggers]

Nice save. I simply enjoy sitting at my basement workbench while tidying up a old piece like that. Thanks for sharing the Before & After shots.

Thanks DD….yep some peaceful downtime at the weekend playing with rusty treasure is gold as they say. There is most probably a thread more suited to these before & after posts but I haven’t found it yet and so I hope it is ok here until I do…..

 

[DirtDawg]

Thanks DD….yep some peaceful downtime at the weekend playing with rusty treasure is gold as they say. There is most probably a thread more suited to these before & after posts but I haven’t found it yet and so I hope it is ok here until I do…..

Heck, I'm new here, so it works for me.

 

[mitch13]

Thanks DD….yep some peaceful downtime at the weekend playing with rusty treasure is gold as they say. There is most probably a thread more suited to these before & after posts but I haven’t found it yet and so I hope it is ok here until I do…..

Andy
As long as you are having fun. I don't know if you know, go to bunnings they have super fine & fine steel wool good for cleaning carbon blades without to much damage, remeber to wear leather gloves as it will stick in your fingers when you cut it. Not that I learnt the hard way

 

[Angry Waiter]

Here is my weekend pile. I’m feeling the NW while my team plays today. Hope you all have a pleasant weekend.

 

[Rufus1949]

Andy
As long as you are having fun. I don't know if you know, go to bunnings they have super fine & fine steel wool good for cleaning carbon blades without to much damage, remeber to wear leather gloves as it will stick in your fingers when you cut it. Not that I learnt the hard way

If I may add, I have found bronze wool is a good alternative. No small particles to rust and less " prickly".
Hope I was not too intrusive.
Have a good weekend.

 

[mitch13]

If I may add, I have found bronze wool is a good alternative. No small particles to rust and less " prickly".
Hope I was not too intrusive.
Have a good weekend.

Not at all we are here to share brother!.
As I said in my GAW thread I consider this place a family affair.

 

[Rufus1949]

Not at all we are here to share brother!.
As I said in my GAW thread I consider this place a family affair.

It took me awhile to stumble upon this thread..porch..is an apt name. MUCH friendlier than others here and informative.
Thanks

 

[I'mSoSharp]