What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

You hit me in the soft spot with that 73 again Paul . The Conductor is also very nice .

Harry

LOL Hit me in my humorous spot when I saw your reply to Paul's Stag....................... when I saw his post yesterday, my first impression was "Looks like Harry stag" !
Nice Russells and of course that forum knife is top notch too !

Random Tuesday Carl Schlieper Scout

Love that knife and liked your Boker oilers a lot too.

 

[Dan1892]

Chestnuts to cherish! You've been posting a lot of knives recently that I think are real lookers!

Thanks very much. I appreciate it!

I've been learning to whittle, so today I have my 38 Whittler and a Case barlow with me.

 

[Jack Black]

Love that knife and liked your Boker oilers a lot too.

Thank you my friend

 

[AnW]

Not the sexiest knife in my collection but I carry this one most days at work.

 

[r8shell]

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Very cool agricultural knives. Do I spot a trinacria on the fixed? I love it!

Today's pocket carry:

 

[Angry Waiter]

Carrying this beauty. Thanks Greg for loaning this one to me for a few weeks. It’s a great knife.

 

[Primble]

Very cool agricultural knives. Do I spot a trinacria on the fixed? I love it!

Today's pocket carry:

Very unique machining on those long pulls, similar to match strike, but, not. I love the main on that knife ............... I reckon I love the whole knife, come to think of it.

 

[I'mSoSharp]

Very cool agricultural knives. Do I spot a trinacria on the fixed? I love it!

Well spotted, it’s the three legged Tyzack trade mark.....
I’m sure someone here knows why that symbol..

 

[r8shell]

Very unique machining on those long pulls, similar to match strike, but, not. I love the main on that knife ............... I reckon I love the whole knife, come to think of it.

Thank you! The main blade is narrower than it originally was, since I had to sharpen the chipped up edge. I like it a lot better now.

 

[Sacto]

So the ettrick had some help. Back in the 50s and 60s on our dairy farm, we used to have a steel stake driven into the ground in the barnyard or pasture that would hold a block of salt (50 lbs?) with a hole through the center. My 2 younger brothers used to occasionally lick it, too, or chip off a little flake to lick, but I've never been much of a salt fan. (They also used to eat the dogs' Milk Bones, which I only tried once.)
- GT

I’ve seen enough rats in feedmills, barns, etc to know I don’t want to lick a salt block. We use loose mineral that comes in a bag and I pour it into a tub.

I’ll take that as a fine compliment coming from our presiding Eureka chief!

I might carry one frequently but there are others here with a far better collection of them.

 

[TylerG12]

I'm so very thankful to have picked up this one from a really nice porch member. Many, many thanks to JonMcD!!!
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[Jack Black]

Well spotted, it’s the three legged Tyzack trade mark.....
I’m sure someone here knows why that symbol..

It was chosen to celebrate Tyzack's trade with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company

 

[Tyson A Wright]

These two have been getting it done for the last couple of days.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

This one is quite nice, whittler with a clip point blade seems ideal, for me at least;

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G2

 

[BrotherJim]

Tascosa Tuesday 831115LB

 

[JonMcD]

Two favorites on Tuesday.

 

[JonMcD]

I'm so very thankful to have picked up this one from a really nice porch member. Many, many thanks to JonMcD!!!
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Lookin good and right at home with the sepia. Glad you were able to make a home for the brass beauty!

 

[sf fanatic]

Just had to lead with the Sporting Green today.
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[pat9198]

These two have been getting it done for the last couple of days.
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That Boker looks to be aging very nicely!

 

[Jack Black]

Just had to lead with the Sporting Green today.

I can see why you'd want to celebrate