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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Had this Tear Drop Jack with me today. Rick made it for a few months back...

Jason

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Carrying this Hartkopf today (promised I'd post some more pics for Vanguard, but my internet connection has been terrible these past couple of days, will try to upload more pics later) :)

 
bwperdue said:
Just this guy today:
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So many great knives on here, but I had to comment on your Case jack Blaine. I picked one up last fall at a sale and love it. I wish Case would make more with "as ground" blades, I like 'em better than the usual tumbled variety. The small jack is a mean slicer too :thumbup:
 
Thanks! I wish they would do more as-ground blades, too. There are a number of cover choices that I think would look good with them. And yes, it is a very good cutter!

zippofan said:
So many great knives on here, but I had to comment on your Case jack Blaine. I picked one up last fall at a sale and love it. I wish Case would make more with "as ground" blades, I like 'em better than the usual tumbled variety. The small jack is a mean slicer too :thumbup:
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Today, it's these two:
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Do I have to spell it out for you? ;)

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rockgolfer said:
Very nice Nate :thumbup:. I need to stop neglecting mine and put it back in my pocket, just a perfect all around knife.
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Considering you've got that Oeser I don't think anyone would blame you for leaving other knives on the shelf a while. Great piece.
 
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Decided to drop this 1960-76 Camillus TL-29 in the pocket today, after cleaning up one from the 80's for a friend, I forgot how solid they are.
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