What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Primble said:
John Primble India Steel Works Pillbuster (c.1890-1940) for Monday. Measures 3 & 7/8ths" closed. I took this out of the Primble Display Case last week for a while, just to give it some love. It is normally the center piece of that collection. It is a stout knife, but, won't get any hard use today. 😊

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Outstanding piece! I really want GEC to finally introduce a doctor's/physician's knife pattern!


This one today!
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Primble said:
John Primble India Steel Works Pillbuster (c.1890-1940) for Monday. Measures 3 & 7/8ths" closed. I took this out of the Primble Display Case last week for a while, just to give it some love. It is normally the center piece of that collection. It is a stout knife, but, won't get any hard use today. 😊

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The richness of that handle is incredable...gorgeous.
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
When the kids lived over there, they used to do a “Friendsgiving”, where they’d invite a bunch of friends and co-workers over, both Scots and Americans, for a big Thanksgiving style meal.
How about a turkey with haggis on the side?

I might say the pile side stag on your HHB is best, but since it’s impossible to see both at the same time, I can’t be sure.🤓
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That's a nice idea Jeff, I have a couple of haggis in the freezer! :D And plenty of whisky in! ;) 🤣 :thumbsup:

Thank you very much :) Two recent pics below :D ;) :thumbsup:

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Cool composition Jon :cool: :thumbsup:
5K Qs said:
Very interesting that those cutlers would make safety modifications to their work clothes; makes sense with all the belts and wheels I've seen in photos. :cool::thumbsup::cool:
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Yes, the drive-belts were everywhere! Cutlery hulls were dangerous places :eek:

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Primble said:
John Primble India Steel Works Pillbuster (c.1890-1940) for Monday. Measures 3 & 7/8ths" closed. I took this out of the Primble Display Case last week for a while, just to give it some love. It is normally the center piece of that collection. It is a stout knife, but, won't get any hard use today. 😊

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I'm not surprised that is the centre-piece of your Primble display my friend, it's gorgeous :cool: :thumbsup:
Gary W. Graley said:
My Chambriard today with my new slip sheath just finished up

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Nice work Gary :) :thumbsup:
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Those are two names I'm unfamiliar with Bob :cool: :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Yes, the drive-belts were everywhere! Cutlery hulls were dangerous places :eek:

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Nice work Gary :) :thumbsup:
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Thanks Jack Black Jack Black and Rufus1949 Rufus1949 I like how the pattern emerged using a second line of the embossing stamp.

Also that photo reminded me of the one from the 1906 Titusville Ironworks photo, back in the day hats were standard wear as were vests and coats, just a different era than now a days!

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edited to add a photo of that knife opened, very very sharp knife!

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