What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

1990 Case 6392. My wife bought it for me Christmas of 2015. Honestly didn’t realize it had been that long.

I’ve thought about lightly filing the kick on the sheep’s foot blade many times but haven’t. It’s kind of nice and easy to open.10B33CDB-9616-48FA-817B-F36B8544CEB2.jpeg
 
seas165 said:
Goodmorning everyone, ive had my hartshead barlow in my pocket for the weekend and will probably stay there today too. Might add one more for the work day. View attachment 2014138
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Nice to see it Kevin :) :thumbsup:
bigfish64 said:
Nice HHBs gentleman. 😎👍
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Thanks Todd :) :thumbsup:
r8shell said:
Good morning, Jack. Be careful opening all the blades at the same time. Those demo knives are notorious for breaking springs. (maybe a result of making a million of 'em on government budget?)

I might just stick with my Pony Jack all week. Have a great one, everybody!

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Thanks for the tip Rachel :eek: :thumbsup: These British Army 'Burma Knives' were introduced towards the end of WW2, and I've seen an awful lot with broken springs :(
SteveC said:
Nice pairing Jack !
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SteveC said:
Big lamb and a Possum Skinner


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Thanks Steve, I'm loving your pics :) :thumbsup:
 
r8shell said:
Good morning, Jack. Be careful opening all the blades at the same time. Those demo knives are notorious for breaking springs. (maybe a result of making a million of 'em on government budget?)

I might just stick with my Pony Jack all week. Have a great one, everybody!

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I think that’s a fine idea, but we’re still going to need a fresh photo every day.😎
JonMcD said:
I love the bone on both of these. 👌🏼
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😃 Thanks much, Jon.
SteveC said:
Nice memory and nice knives !
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😃Thank you, Steve! Funny how certain knives have specific memories attached.

GEC does a very nice canvas micarta. Your possum skinner would pair well with your 43. Not that the Lamb doesn’t…
SteveC said:
Big lamb and a Possum Skinner


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kyhunt said:
1990 Case 6392. My wife bought it for me Christmas of 2015. Honestly didn’t realize it had been that long.

I’ve thought about lightly filing the kick on the sheep’s foot blade many times but haven’t. It’s kind of nice and easy to open.View attachment 2014430
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Looks really nice to my eye. I would think twice (or more) about lowering the sheets foot. I think it looks vey handsome the way it was made. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:😍
I see you have thought about it many times, but, haven't. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: 😊
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
A Pal Navy Utility Jack that I lucked into at the Badger Knife Show. It was before they had to skip a year, and Half Stop Ron and his wife were there. They’d made a nice trip out of it by staying with Old Engineer Old Engineer and his best half, Nancy. Poor Tennesse folks were subjected to brats off Harry’s grill, and some pastry that cheesheads call Kringle.🫣 Joking aside, Ron told me that their hosts and the cooking were top notch.

Anyway, as we are compelled to do, we all sat around a table for coffee, and admired each other’s new knives. These things go through my mind when I tote this little jack.View attachment 2014211View attachment 2014212
It’s not easy to duplicate real Rogers Bone. I think I should darken my dye job on the TL-29. View attachment 2014252
Have a fine Monday!
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I think you did a pretty good job on trying to match Rogers Bone .
You have succeeded in bringing back some good memories to me of our mutual friend Half/Stop Ron .We had too few great times with Ron and Pam . Ron was serious about knives but he also had a great sense of humor too . Like when we were at the Rendezvous and new people would ask where to go .
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Harry
 
mbkr said:
That's exceptionally fine stag :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
Did you do that?
Custom Shop?
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Thank you Mike. It was a custom shop extraordinaire. Our one and only glennbad glennbad ! :)
Old Engineer said:
I think you did a pretty good job on trying to match Rogers Bone .
You have succeeded in bringing back some good memories to me of our mutual friend Half/Stop Ron .We had too few great times with Ron and Pam . Ron was serious about knives but he also had a great sense of humor too . Like when we were at the Rendezvous and new people would ask where to go .
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Harry I don't believe a day goes by on here that I don't think of Ron.
 
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