What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[bigfish64]

Happy for you Todd.

Thanks Bob.

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks Bob.

I had 35 years of the same feeling

 

[JW225]

Finally on Christmas break. Hope everyone had a great day.

 

[JW225]

Grail knife!

That’s pretty much how I feel about it, Mike. I’ve never scored on a drop in my life until this one — and, if I never do so again, it will all have been worth it.

 

[BrotherJim]

Into the enchanted evening with a 151114 Huckleberry Boys Knife
Besides, this page needs a knife pic ... that's my story and I'm "sticking" to it

 

[RLB0414]

I was reminiscing back through the year and remembering some great highlights. I was able to travel to Azerbaijan and meet some new friends One of them was a hunter and loved that I was into knives. He said that he would have “his guy” make me a knife and he would mail it to me. This came, and it will be forever a great memory from that trip. I think it is a knife put together with lots of love from mail order parts. Such a cool gift to have.

My daily carry is on top of a tea saucer that is adorned in traditional Azeri symbols. I’m a fan of any country that puts guitars and music symbols on their most common currency!

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Very nice gift. Looks very useful in game processing or in the kitchen.

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I'm not sure if it's living further south in the flat country or getting older that's made me soft. But I had to break out the gloves this morning, its only 34°f ! I used to wash my hands with snow for crying out loud

A little bit of each. At one point cold did not bother my hands until working outside in single digits in an ice storm. Now mid-30's and they ache. Take care of yourself. Heavy mittens are now my friends.

Maybe I’ll get lucky and Mr. Bunny #380 will show up when Mike my Postie comes by the house.
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Nice Kimber.

Not really “old”, maybe medium old?
1970 Case 48 pattern slimline trapper, which agree or not, is also often called “farmer’s jack” as well. Jigged Delrin. CV steel.
Pre-1950 Camillus #68 Stockman. Found at the fleamarket maybe ten years ago for $6. At the time, I didn’t know it had a shortline tang stamp because of the grime. Jigged bone that I re-dyed.
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Very nice pair of knives my friend. Looks like your snow is going away. Are you expected to get any of the storm coming in this weekend?

 

[mrknife]

Today was the day to go get the Kringle for the Christmas Family Gathering at our house with our kids , their kids , and their kids . FIVE total Kringles in all . 30 plus people expected
1 Napoleon Kringle and it has to stay frozen

1 Pecan and 2 Rasberriy

And 1 Brandy Old Fashion shown with my Northfield 488113 made in 2013 and was a gift from mrknife from what seems like a long time ago.

Harry

what a neat one Harry, hope you, Nancy and the family are well!

 

[Old Engineer]

what a neat one Harry, hope you, Nancy and the family are well!

We are well Jack and thanks for asking and we hope that you are as well . We hope that you have some very nice holidays my friend .

Harry

 

[majorpain1]

 

[JonMcD]

Jon, your daily carries are classic...but your memento knife looks extremely functional in the field. The story definitely makes that knife a treasure.

Thanks Bob! I definitely agree.

So many things to love about this post!
The generosity of a friend, a remembrance of that kinship, the cool as sh*t knife that is that remembrance … plus guitars, music, and money!
Wow!

Heck yeah. Seems like the comparable move for the US would be to put Muddy Waters, Elvis, and Aretha Franklin’s faces on our greenbacks .

Very nice gift. Looks very useful in game processing or in the kitchen.

A little bit of each. At one point cold did not bother my hands until working outside in single digits in an ice storm. Now mid-30's and they ache. Take care of yourself. Heavy mittens are now my friends.

Nice Kimber.

Very nice pair of knives my friend. Looks like your snow is going away. Are you expected to get any of the storm coming in this weekend?

Thank you sir! It’s a beast for sure and would go to work in a heartbeat!

 

[315]

 

[DirtDawg]

Just because I figured this day was worth two Bucks, I paired up the 112 Elk with the 303 Stag for the day.
NFSOT

 

[Sacto]

Cold weather carry, switched from the Stag Eureka to the Smooth Ivory Bone and added the little 49.

Wow. Thankfully I’ve never seen an igloo on my weather. I’m pretty sure I’m not tough enough to live where you live. 34 and foggy seems too cold around here. Great knives as usual, Paul. I hope you don’t have to go outside.

And the tools for the day. Apples fear me!

Great choices, FC.

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Yours is aging well, too, Todd. Enjoy your time off. I hope you have some fun planned.

 

[Sacto]

Case eureka again. Starting to get a little green already.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Will Power]

Green & Black

 

[Jeff123]

Swiss Army Knife on Denim by Jeff, on Flickr

 

[Âchillepattada]

I love the combo Ancient & stockman (this one is a gift from Charlie waynorth )

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[Travman]

 

[Rsmith_77]

Lol aesthetically I was never a fan of the blade + bottle opener

But this setup is growing on me. Kinda says I could bust some sod or pop a top. Maybe both

Don't try me