What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JOELSM]

 

[Lee D]

 

[TXGatorbait]

Love this pattern. Conductor next to granddad’s truly pocket worn and much favored half whittler.

 

[TXGatorbait]

Butt.

Very nice - my showcase protein tomorrow

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Good looking haul - nice variety of hens you have

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Beautiful combo, love that stag

Been a few weeks since I’ve been home on a weekend, so of course I had to light a fire.
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Always enjoy scoping thay beauty, Todd. Enjoy the evening

Stunning pair Steve

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

Nicely matching pair of museum-grade Robesons my friend

Well said Jeff



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

Loving the variety, Jack. A good weekend to you as well

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Looking good, bro. Choice selection. Glad to hear the spurs roared with a comeback

 

[Angry Waiter]

Love this pattern. Conductor next to granddad’s truly pocket worn and much favored half whittler.
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I miss Ace. I was thinking about him being a part of the “Pissing In the Rhine” club yesterday. PITR.

 

[Hammer67]

 

[Truggers]

Sorry about the weather Mr. Jack. While your pockets might be a bit saggy today, they sure hold some fine folders !



From trash to treasure. Looks like you stopped about the right place. You'll get your courage up later and stone that nick out, I bet.

The really good part about that knife is that someone didn't use a file to try and sharpen it, nor a Dremel tool, which is often seen in old Pruners for sale.

Well I thought about what you said and woke up this morning, drank a cup of concrete, hardened up and took the IXL to the stone. Nick gone. Thanks for the incentive
Andy

 

[Peregrin]

Today was "fun with leaves". My Nessmi rode shotgun.

 

[sunknife]

I got out this older KeenKutter today, it hasn't been in my pocket for quite some time. Blade wear from use by previous owner(s) but sharp with good action and some nice jigged bone. Paired it with a recovered Pal Cut cattle/punch knife.
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[BrotherJim]

Good evening Pocket Worn Red Bone Small Case Lockback

 

[Rufus1949]

Good evening Pocket Worn Red Bone Small Case Lockback

I must say that red bone is sweet.

 

[BrotherJim]

I must say that red bone is sweet.

Thank you !!! ... camera was nice to it this time I think

 

[pmek5]

Good evening Pocket Worn Red Bone Small Case Lockback

That is a sweet knife.

 

[mitch13]

went with Wenger

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Cool photo Mike.

Beautiful photos Jeff.

Nice and toasty for sure.

Love that milk bottle.

That’s a winner James.

Thank you kindly, Todd!

Love this pattern. Conductor next to granddad’s truly pocket worn and much favored half whittler.
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What good fortune to have your Grandad’s well loved pocket knife.

Very smart of you to carry a cheap copy to spare Grandad’s.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

went with Wenger
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Wise.
The Backpacker II is a wonderful knife.

 

[mitch13]

Wise.
The Backpacker II is a wonderful knife.

Thanks
The saw came in handy this morning, picked up the watering can put it straight back down. Big spider near the handle used the saw to move him along

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks
The saw came in handy this morning, picked up the watering can put it straight back down. Big spider near the handle used the saw to move him along

Probably wise, judging by the scary eight leggers down there!

Sydney Funnel-Web Spider

The 10 deadliest venomous spiders of Australia
“1. Sydney Funnel-Web Spider

The Sydney funnel-web spider is without a doubt the most venomous spider in Australia and one of the most feared in the entire world. Found across New South Wales in forested and urban areas, this spider can grow anywhere from 1.5cm to 3.5cm in legspan. While it isn’t the biggest spider in the world, don’t let size fool you. A Sydney funnel-web spider’s fangs can grow longer than a brown snake and are so powerful they can even pierce through your toe-nails.”

 

[Ed G]

Love this pattern. Conductor next to granddad’s truly pocket worn and much favored half whittler.
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Very nice, one of my favorite patterns as well. A couple more generations and that conductor will be “granddad’s knife”.

 

[Ed G]

Love that knife. If those are antique green scales, it is the same as my very first GEC …

Full disclosure - I no longer own it, but man what a great handful o knife.
Thanks for sharing!