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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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4 is stronger that I normally have but these where where very good I use coffee mate which smooths it out.Handsome pair Bob
LOL!Great story Jeff!
I'll have to try and remember to pass that on to @herder!
Two great fellers Jeff
Do you like those coffee bags? I hadn't had them for 40 years, but bought several boxes of their Lava Java brand from Costco during the first lockdown here. I thought they might be alright to take out hiking, but though I drink their coffee regularly, I was a bit disappointed with the bags, and ended up giving them away. I think I still have a box if you want them?
It's great to see you here Dylan, I was wondering how you were doing just yesterday
LOL!
You're going to end up with a Yorkshire accent!
Have a good day everyone
Lazy Sunday is their best coffee in my opinion grade 3 strength, I think they named it after me the cheeky gits.
Tescos basic is also good and M and S coffee filters.
As for tea Chelsea breakfast is outstanding strong and perfect with milk.
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Now there you go enabling me again !
John Primble scout…..only gets light duties
That is a very desirable Primble, in fine condition. Love the oval shield !
The tang stamps that came after the knife you have, the company had closed.
The old hardware companies had it made, as I see it. They could select the very best from just about any manufacturer they chose.
Very interesting Mr P
I never had a knife with a blade made like that Mr. Jack, but, I can attest that it seems very useful.
Many thanks and the last of the three.
Can't quite decide what kind of fish you are totin'. Bass ? I love Scrimshaw !
Plenty of chatoyance with the Curly Birch...
I like that Boker quite a lot, but, that sad face between the pins keeps staring at me out of the corner of it's eyes.
Thank you my friend !
It has a nice character about it, which makes me want to carry it.That chisel blade really digs in to a wooden board I tried it on. First time I ever saw a chisel blade like that. They reportedly made it in a 3 blade version as well, so a Whittler and half Whittler.
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You're starting to sound like you're from Yorkshire Bob!
I think coffee mate makes a big difference, I have mine black. I like the Italian, and sometimes buy it in bean form. I've not had the Lazy Sunday4 is stronger that I normally have but these where where very good I use coffee mate which smooths it out.
Lazy Sunday is their best coffee in my opinion grade 3 strength, I think they named it after me the cheeky gits.
Tescos basic is also good and M and S coffee filters.
As for tea Chelsea breakfast is outstanding strong and perfect with milk.
Chelsea Breakfast Loose Tea | Whittard of Chelsea
Buy Chelsea Breakfast tea from Whittard of Chelsea, specialists in fine tea, coffee and cocoa. Part of our range of luxury White Tea available online.
I had some beans from Aldi that were alright a while back, and very cheap Obviously I have to drink Yorkshire Tea, that or move! 
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I will take that as a fine compliment.You're starting to sound like you're from Yorkshire Bob!
I think coffee mate makes a big difference, I have mine black. I like the Italian, and sometimes buy it in bean form. I've not had the Lazy Sunday
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It must be all those Lambsfoot knivesI will take that as a fine compliment.
Johnnythefox
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A pattern I didn't know.
And not sure if I need. But they certainly look purty
Although I have become very fond of my sheepsfoot main blade knife.
Beginning to think something with a lamb or sheepsfoot main with a small pen blade secondary would be pretty ideal to pair with my pioneer
Rufus1949
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I'm finding them such a delight to carry and use Jack.It must be all those
Thanks John - maybe it has just graduated from light duties to to standing around watching all the others do the work ….officer materialNow there you go enabling me again !
That is a very desirable Primble, in fine condition. Love the oval shield !
The tang stamps that came after the knife you have, the company had closed.
The old hardware companies had it made, as I see it. They could select the very best from just about any manufacturer they chose.
I never had a knife with a blade made like that Mr. Jack, but, I can attest that it seems very useful.
Many thanks and the last of the three.
Can't quite decide what kind of fish you are totin'. Bass ? I love Scrimshaw !
I like that Boker quite a lot, but, that sad face between the pins keeps staring at me out of the corner of it's eyes.
Thank you my friend !
That chisel blade really digs in to a wooden board I tried it on. First time I ever saw a chisel blade like that. They reportedly made it in a 3 blade version as well, so a Whittler and half Whittler.
Andy
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I like that Boker quite a lot, but, that sad face between the pins keeps staring at me out of the corner of it's eyes.
Oh, no — I thought only Albers covers had faces!!! Now I can’t un-see it — AAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!
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Everybody needs a Lambsfoot!
I only say that because I am unsure as to the difference in usage between a lamb and a sheep foot
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Just another of the many service offerings here on the Porch!Now there you go enabling me again !
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Brent Cramer Lannys clip in some beautiful African horn 
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Rufus1949
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Nice....that's some attention to detail.