What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

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Single spring 47, XX era. This Sambar is well aged!

That is a Jim Dandy Greg !!!

 

[Rsmith_77]

Just the ol work EDC

 

[Viper84]

Getting hyped for the upcoming 47 release.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Nice’n tidy

Yes. The Well Organized Man.

Sorry your singing partner has medical issues that caused her to have to stop writing and singing.

Nice pairing.

Things certainly change over time. What one day was top priority is barely a blip on the radar later in life.
Next session you should record and share here.

Thank you.
I don’t record much, for which you should be thankful.
Although I walked away from a three quarters completed CD at a small studio when I left that church.

I ordered it by phone back before the internet was born.

Wow! That is SOME slow shipping!

Maybe should have used Touch Tone instead of rotary dialing.

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Thanks Jack

Back in the nineties Mack's Creek was notorious as a speed trap. I used to do a lot of work in Nevada* and passed through there regularly. We were always very careful to slow down to the posted 45mph.

*Nevada, Missouri is pronounced, Ne-vay-da with a long "A" in the middle. If you pronounce it like the state, everybody will know you're a foreigner

Yep. And just like Versailles. Vur-sales.

If you passed Mack’s Creek, you passed near where we lived. Tiny crossroad on Old 54 called Roach.

Well, I hope your BF Bunny arrives soon, Jeff.


Lambsfoot knives to ring out the old year:
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- GT

Oh, it’ll come when it comes. I don’t care enough to worry about it. It’s not like I don’t have anything else that can cut stuff

Now, seeing those Lambsfeet, I’m thinking your canoes are getting worried!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, posted some pics in the Guardians thread Hope you had a very Happy Christmas

Thanks Jack; I did see your postings on the Guardians thread, it looks like a beautiful island!

Magnificent matching pair my friend

Thank you very kindly, my friend!!!

Hartshead Barlow and an Old Friend for me today

Your pair of stag covered Friday slicers look gorgeous together; those are a fine couple of tasty treats, as well!

 

[JJ Cahill]

IMHO, the top knife is sublime!
(IMHO, the bottom one, not so much. Don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic example of a Buck 110, but it's so heavy!)

Thanks a lot, Gary!!! The Buck is a tad heavy, though it's bomb proof, too!

Lambsfoot knives to ring out the old year:

That is certainly a luscious and lovely lineup of Lambsfoot cutters, Gary!

 

[JJ Cahill]

I've been carrying around these Catts for my Friday totes.

 

[TheFactor]

Boy that’s a pretty knife!

Thank you! I’ve really feel in love with these Case Yellow oak

 

[TheFactor]

Saturday carry Case XX Yellow Oak 2022 vault release Medium Stockman

 

[BrotherJim]

A red bone commemorative lock-back knife from the early 1980's getting some pocket time today. Seems it was a joint venture between two or three companies. 3.25 inches closed.

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What a gorgeous lock back !!! ... and couldn't have found a better home. NICE
The bolster stamp SW [HEAD] 0 indicates the knife is a 1980 release ... and still looks brand spanking new
As far as I know, they were only released as such in 1980 and 1981
I have a Schrade Wostenholm Canoe released in 1980 (has same bolster stamp as yours)

 

[Sacto]

Nice to see you have a Bunny knife.

Thanks, John. They turned out nice.

Good Morning Porch Friends
I've missed a ton of pages and no sense even trying to catch up... So, I'll start back right here.
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Nice pair, John and great to see you back again

What a cool camp. Maybe you should jump in there Bart.

Haha! Not a chance. That ramp is 8 or 10 feet high. I get scared just watching

What a champ! That looks like so much fun. Very cool

Thanks, Jon. He had a blast.

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Have a great day everyone.

Nice selection of traveling’ knives, Todd. Looks like a good time. That’s the darkest glass of Budweiser I’ve ever seen. Looks tasty

 

[Rufus1949]

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Single spring 47, XX era. This Sambar is well aged!

LT that is sweet!

 

[mitch13]

Happy new year to all!

The wife wrangled me in this morning to go and put sone tables together before she opens up again next week. So the recruit for today, bunny tonight

 

[Rufus1949]

Bob said I needed a purple knife to go with my orange…

I don’t like to disappoint.



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Good thing, I am at my father-in-law’s house, and can steal one of his dozens of trappers to choose from!

That's a fine pairing Jon. We all need a little color in our lives.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Getting hyped for the upcoming 47 release.

Now thats a nice little EDC set up.

 

[Johnnythefox]

I went out into the garden to photograph this class act.

It was 12C and wet so much like an English summer then



Good things come to those who wait, I waited for this one I can wait some more



As Jim said


"Waiting for the sun

Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting for you to
Come along
Waiting for you to
Hear my song
Waiting for you to
Come along"

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack and likewise !

Thanks Steve

A red bone commemorative lock-back knife from the early 1980's getting some pocket time today. Seems it was a joint venture between two or three companies. 3.25 inches closed.

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Interesting piece of cutlery history Mr P I knew at least 2 cutlers who were involved in the project, including a former brother-in-law. Camillus made many of the parts, and they were shipped over to the old Richards factory in Sheffield, by Imperial-Schrade, who had recently bought the firm, made up into knives, and shipped back to the USA, with considerable secrecy in Sheffield. My dad used to have that particular model, but with stag covers, while I had the larger lock-back. Ours had plain bolsters

Welcome back, Jack! I hope your trip was a rejuvenating change of scenery. Could you find a decent pint in the Canaries?

Thanks Gary Not really, I'm afraid, but the views helped

Lambsfoot knives to ring out the old year:
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- GT

Fantastic pic

Thanks Jack; I did see your postings on the Guardians thread, it looks like a beautiful island!

Thank you my friend, I'll try to post some more photos today

I've been carrying around these Catts for my Friday totes.

Cool Catts JJ, I don't recall seeing the Spey before

Double stag for me again Have a great New Year's Eve folks, and best wishes for 2023

 

[black mamba]

With the #47s coming up soon, I'll be carrying my Viper at work today.

 

[kyhunt]

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Single spring 47, XX era. This Sambar is well aged!

That just might be one of the prettiest knives I’ve ever seen. Very nice.

 

[FLymon]

I went out into the garden to photograph this class act.

It was 12C and wet so much like an English summer then



Good things come to those who wait, I waited for this one I can wait some more



As Jim said


"Waiting for the sun

Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting for you to
Come along
Waiting for you to
Hear my song
Waiting for you to
Come along"

Great minds think alike I see.
Just front porch sittin, watching the birds, listening to the rain. 56 degrees this morning and a week ago today it was 8.

Happy New Year Everyone.