What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[I'mSoSharp]

 

[pat9198]

Beautiful! I love mine thanks for the reminder. I need to get mine back in rotation.

Thanks Bob, and just days before the Steelers ate retiring his number and the NFL is celebrate the Immaculate Reception.

They are fantastic knives and yours is beautiful.

The Bokers are all beautiful!

 

[sf fanatic]

Feeling a little eb-bunny today . Oh yeah, I hate the Mets!
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[ferider]

 

[5K Qs]

Two-fer Monday carry working around the house.View attachment 2021084

Prestigious pair of knives! The Ka-Bar pen is primo, but that Waynorth Cutlery Lambsfoot steals the spotlight with its phenomenality!!

Thank you GT and I am liking your lamb show !

Thank you for the kind comment, sir! We'll see if you get tired on the Christmas lambsfoot show after a week of them!

He wasn't my goat, but one I took care of for an elderly disabled lady. Unfortunately we had to put him down Saturday ☹ He was 15 years old and arthritis in his knees made it impossible for him to bear his weight anymore. He was a good old goat. Now I worry for his twin,hopefully she won't waste away from missing him. She's already dangerously thin despite my best efforts and arthritic as well. Thank you for asking.

Some people refer to me as an old goat now, so I appreciate your kindness to that wether and his sister, David!

Yes! 'Yankees' were made by Stanley on both sides of The Pond. Pretty common here, and I still see them regularly. My mate sold one N.I.B. recently I'll get a pic the next time I see one

Thanks for the info, Jack. As a kid, I was fascinated by the "ingenuity" of that style drill!

I went to Newbury and took something old with me.

I saw the biggest gathering of swans ever, thats about half of them in the photo.

The Empire cafe in a squalid part of town made me smile,glory days.

I also picked up all the wreaths and laid them out neatly,just after I took the photo the wind blew them all over the place, RIP lads job done.
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Really enjoy the photos of your adventures, and your CJ Barlow is super-classy!
What exactly is a "corn exchange"? Do farmers take their corn there and exchange it for cash??

Got two new in today, Marbles MR365 Barlow, and a Rough Ryder Classic Carbon canoe. The canoe needs a bit of cleaning. Sluggish closing ... fairly difficult to open ... so I'm going to carry the Barlow first.
I paired it with my Marbles MR360 canoe. Both have genuine Rams Horn covers.
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... now I "need" the matching large stockman, and maybe the matching (RR) Daddy Barlow ... (both out of production (unless there is a second or greater run) and sold out, of course ...

Hope everyone has an great week.

I have one of those rams horn Barlows, and the matching canoe, and like them very much; I also have a rams horn pruner, which is a massive piece of cutlery. I also have one of those carbon steel RR canoes that I also enjoy a lot (although a yellow carbon sowbelly stockman is my overall favorite from that series). Congrats on your new arrivals!

Tuesday carry this beautiful Case mini Copperlock Yellow Curly oak that just arrived.
Perfect in every way !

That yellow oak is no joke! Looks fantastic; congrats!

I usually am so overwhelmed by your 88 that I don't pay as much attention to your other knives as they deserve. Today is the first time I notice that wonderful Wharncliffe secondary blade on your Peanut!!

Breakfast at the new diner in town before work! I don’t know what looks better the sausage burrito or the Charlie lamb!View attachment 2021880

What a coincidence! I had a breakfast burrito yesterday at the Real Food Cafe (actually I ate half of it and half in my refrigerator). But I didn't have a knife that could compare with that jigged bone WCLF you posted!

Fradomi (Moded).

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(Castor oil plant leaf. The seed of which contains ricin. So like the image or I’ll find you & prod you with my umbrella.... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_umbrella)

Love that knife, and the small print made me laugh out loud!

Buck 303 with jigged water buffalo.
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Another fancy Buck Cadet!!

Ref: "I've never seen a stag Buck 303 - very cool!!"
Here is a scan from Buck's 2007 catalog (provided by Buck Knives).

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Thanks for the additional info on your classy stag 303.
I suppose I shouldn't be surprised to see it, since I have a stag Buck canoe that was produced about that same time.

Tis the season well represented with 4 fine lambs Gary.

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Thanks, Bob. Congrats on the new sheepsfoot! Is that ebony?

Two Barlow Tuesday for me today. My old Cattaraugus that was rode hard and put up wet ......... and my older New York Knife company two blade that is on the other end of the used spectrum.

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That Cattaraugus Barlow is such an admirable knife; I love the "fine print" cursive script on the bolster!

- GT

 

[Rufus1949]

Prestigious pair of knives! The Ka-Bar pen is primo, but that Waynorth Cutlery Lambsfoot steals the spotlight with its phenomenality!!


Thank you for the kind comment, sir! We'll see if you get tired on the Christmas lambsfoot show after a week of them!


Some people refer to me as an old goat now, so I appreciate your kindness to that wether and his sister, David!


Thanks for the info, Jack. As a kid, I was fascinated by the "ingenuity" of that style drill!


Really enjoy the photos of your adventures, and your CJ Barlow is super-classy!
What exactly is a "corn exchange"? Do farmers take their corn there and exchange it for cash??


I have one of those rams horn Barlows, and the matching canoe, and like them very much; I also have a rams horn pruner, which is a massive piece of cutlery. I also have one of those carbon steel RR canoes that I also enjoy a lot (although a yellow carbon sowbelly stockman is my overall favorite from that series). Congrats on your new arrivals!


That yellow oak is no joke! Looks fantastic; congrats!


I usually am so overwhelmed by your 88 that I don't pay as much attention to your other knives as they deserve. Today is the first time I notice that wonderful Wharncliffe secondary blade on your Peanut!!


What a coincidence! I had a breakfast burrito yesterday at the Real Food Cafe (actually I ate half of it and half in my refrigerator). But I didn't have a knife that could compare with that jigged bone WCLF you posted!


Love that knife, and the small print made me laugh out loud!


Another fancy Buck Cadet!!


Thanks for the additional info on your classy stag 303.
I suppose I shouldn't be surprised to see it, since I have a stag Buck canoe that was produced about that same time.
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Thanks, Bob. Congrats on the new sheepsfoot! Is that ebony?


That Cattaraugus Barlow is such an admirable knife; I love the "fine print" cursive script on the bolster!

- GT

Thank you Gary...yes it is Ebony.
Have a Merry.

 

[LEGION 12]

 

[Ed G]

feelin a little brassy today …

 

[Sacto]

The Eureka looks great and I’m guessing when it greens up a bit more we’ll see some cattle in the background.

Thanks, Todd. Those little dark specks in the background are cows. They’re calving right now and when we’ve been chasing them around and catching their calves they’re less apt to hang out for a photo op

 

[Jiki]

 

[Rufus1949]

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Is that a smile for getting a new bunny?

 

[Jiki]

Is that a smile for getting a new bunny?

The Hiker is always happy. Not a care in the world.

 

[mbkr]

 

[5K Qs]

Continuing with my holiday photos leading up to Christmas.
Here's my rosewood Union Jack with a ceramic tree very similar to several that were posted by Porch denizens last week:


And here are horn, stag, and rosewood lambsfoot knives along with 20 feet from toy lambs wearing jingle bells (almost as if the knives were shepherds watching their flock):


- GT

 

[Rufus1949]

Continuing with my holiday photos leading up to Christmas.
Here's my rosewood Union Jack with a ceramic tree very similar to several that were posted by Porch denizens last week:
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And here are horn, stag, and rosewood lambsfoot knives along with 20 feet from toy lambs wearing jingle bells (almost as if the knives were shepherds watching their flock):
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- GT

Gary great corraling of some fine Lambs. The horn is my favorite

 

[Bloefield]

Carrying the Huntsman in a nylon belt sheath, the Mini Copperlock and Alamo in pockets.

 

[Hibou Canne]

 

[Rufus1949]

Great number!!

 

[Hibou Canne]

Great number!!

Absolutely
HAGD

 

[bigfish64]

Thanks, Todd. Those little dark specks in the background are cows. They’re calving right now and when we’ve been chasing them around and catching their calves they’re less apt to hang out for a photo op

Had to go back and look again, totally missed them the first time.