What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[bayouace]

CS Swell Center Jack and an old Dietz Comet USA lantern.

 

[315]

The apple cutting schrade walden 881Y is about my extent of knife use this week while I’ve been home recovering from collarbone surgery. Everything went well, and now that I have a permanent metal plate in me I have a bit more in common with the knives. Things will be getting back to normal before too long, except I suppose metal detectors and the like won’t be big fans of mine.

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It broke after I hit the ground, hard, at the last blackjack enduro of the year. Right before surgery I asked the doc how bad it was on a scale of 1-10, and he said 8. I don’t normally get such good scores on anything so I was a little proud of that one. Suffice to say it’s feeling a bit more comfortable now.

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Holy smokes Paul!! You should have put an add in the “Multi-tools and multi-purpose knife” sub forum. Whole lot of us over there with Swiss Army knives Just waiting for the chance to fix something!!!

 

[pmek5]

Have a great weekend everyone.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Coffee on a miserable day.







I wish it was more like this.

 

[I'mSoSharp]

 

[Will Power]

Beauties Paul !
I have the one on the top, I think. Better go check !

Not any more you don't.....you mailed it to me as a generous present for Christmas You don't recall?? Ask Mr Maine Coon, he knows

 

[Jack Black]

Two great knives Jack, have a nice days and a great week-end

Thank you Jean-Marc, the same to you my friend

Now that's a handsome Lamb !
Don't remember seeing it before. Nice old friend too !

Thanks Mr P, I've had it a good few years now

Gettin' in the Christmas spirit, this Friday.

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Fa la la la la la ..... la la la la !

Two stunners, beautifully photographed

Thanks Jack and Big Rose and friend are looking good !

Thanks Steve

So nice to see your #66 Jack, Jack.
I chose my #66 Jack as one of my Final 5 in that other thread.

Thanks John, brilliant, I'll have to check that thread out

Continuing my "Red Week" with a couple of RBRRs (red bone Rough Riders).
Baby copperhead:
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"Eureka" stockman:
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- GT

You are the Crimson King GT!

Jack, you can carry that trio with brio! (I had to look up "brio" to make sure it meant what I thought it did.)

Thanks buddy, very good!

This duo of Charlie's today...

Beautiful pair Paul

A little cyber Monday gift to myself. Stunning covers, and into the pocket she goes.
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Congratulations

The apple cutting schrade walden 881Y is about my extent of knife use this week while I’ve been home recovering from collarbone surgery. Everything went well, and now that I have a permanent metal plate in me I have a bit more in common with the knives. Things will be getting back to normal before too long, except I suppose metal detectors and the like won’t be big fans of mine.

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It broke after I hit the ground, hard, at the last blackjack enduro of the year. Right before surgery I asked the doc how bad it was on a scale of 1-10, and he said 8. I don’t normally get such good scores on anything so I was a little proud of that one. Suffice to say it’s feeling a bit more comfortable now.

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Yikes! Wishing you a fast recovery

I have a steel rod in my leg, and airports can be a lot of fun!

Be careful at those blackjack enduros, sound dangerous!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

The apple cutting schrade walden 881Y is about my extent of knife use this week while I’ve been home recovering from collarbone surgery. Everything went well, and now that I have a permanent metal plate in me I have a bit more in common with the knives. Things will be getting back to normal before too long, except I suppose metal detectors and the like won’t be big fans of mine.

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It broke after I hit the ground, hard, at the last blackjack enduro of the year. Right before surgery I asked the doc how bad it was on a scale of 1-10, and he said 8. I don’t normally get such good scores on anything so I was a little proud of that one. Suffice to say it’s feeling a bit more comfortable now.

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One of my all time favorite knives. I don’t know if it will actually heal you up faster, but it will definitely make you feel better.

 

[tmd_87]

A little chilly this morning. Happy Friday!!!

 

[bigfish64]

I see you're trolling for compliments again... I'll take the bait, it's a really good knife.

Thanks John, and you guessed it hook line and sinker! And by the way, you’re on with the dad jokes lately.

Stockyard whittled for me today. Love this knife.

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It’s the hotdog shield Pete.

Be careful at those blackjack enduros, sound dangerous!

Really cool photo Jack.

 

[bigfish64]

The eagle is gift from a student a long time ago. Have a great day everyone.

 

[Jack Black]

Really cool photo Jack.

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Thanks buddy, back at ya there

 

[JohnDF]

Love the All-American Statue and Medium Jack.

 

[r8shell]

A wonderful Barlow.

Thank you, John. I'm looking forward to this year's forum knife, and can hardly wait to compare it with the clip/pen combination from 2013.
Pre-patina picture:

The apple cutting schrade walden 881Y is about my extent of knife use this week while I’ve been home recovering from collarbone surgery. Everything went well, and now that I have a permanent metal plate in me I have a bit more in common with the knives. Things will be getting back to normal before too long, except I suppose metal detectors and the like won’t be big fans of mine.

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It broke after I hit the ground, hard, at the last blackjack enduro of the year. Right before surgery I asked the doc how bad it was on a scale of 1-10, and he said 8. I don’t normally get such good scores on anything so I was a little proud of that one. Suffice to say it’s feeling a bit more comfortable now.

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The first thing I'd do in your situation is test if a fridge magnet sticks.
Heal up fast!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

An old friend and even though it’s not very pretty, a real favorite, one of my Camillus 23 Big Jacks. Made from ‘46 - ‘56. I think the short line means ‘46-‘49.
And my 130mm Wenger Ranger 55.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Wow~ quite a collection of saps! Or should I say Blackjacks, Jack Black?
Those are illegal in my state.

 

[BullRome]

https://imgur.com/a/cIgvNs8

 

[Jack Black]

Wow~ quite a collection of saps! Or should I say Blackjacks, Jack Black?
Those are illegal in my state.

Thanks Jeff That's crazy!

 

[Ed G]

What about those Swiss knives with the sleepy lions on them? You sure aren't showing them enough love !

Can I see just one of them ? or two ? I forgot what they are called or who made them.

Sorry for my lack of attention, Mr. P …
My ‘sleepy cats’ are actually an homage to the Lion of Lucerne … depicting the stone commemorative to the fallen Swiss Guard that lost their lives defending the Tuileries Palace at the onset of the French Revolution.
Here is the actual monument …

They are a modification to the Spartan pattern, done by a swiss company called Boegli. (some of the descriptions you find online state they are made by Victorinox but I believe that to be incorrect especially since the online retailer that sold me the silver one credited Boegli, and they come in a plain black box marked “Swiss made”. Further research discloses that Boegli is also a watchmaker that offers pocket watches that are similarly adorned.)
Ok, so there’s more than you ever wanted to know about these two …

 

[black mamba]

Still totin' the Benini lambsfoot, shown here with my everyday Luminox watch.