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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

This Peanut sized Ohta found it's way into my watch pocket today.
 
Peregrin said:
This Peanut sized Ohta found it's way into my watch pocket today.
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beautiful stag!
The blade shape makes me want to say that Ohta is Pemberton sized :-)

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This Friedrich Hartkopf Lockback with ebony covers was with me today



Sorry for the bad pic - but I was a little stressed when I took the pic...
 
I spent all the afternoon at my aunt's place, helping in the kitchen, and cooking for my cousin's birthday party.
I was very upset to find out that my aunt didn't have any knife which would cut into an aubergine. Fortunately, this was in my pocket, and took care of everything. It's a bit larger than the knives I usually carry, but somehow I suspected that I would need a slightly larger blade :rolleyes:

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Fausto
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jon_slider said:
beautiful stag!
The blade shape makes me want to say that Ohta is Pemberton sized :-)
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I figured someone might see the resemblance! Thanks guys it's a pleasure to use and carry, and it does think it's a big knife!
 
Very nice lines to that knife, Fausto. :)

quattromori said:
I spent all the afternoon at my aunt's place, helping in the kitchen, and cooking for my cousin's birthday party.
I was very upset to find out that my aunt didn't have any knife which would cut into an aubergine. Fortunately, this was in my pocket, and took care of everything. It's a bit larger than the knives I usually carry, but somehow I suspected that I would need a slightly larger blade :rolleyes:

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Fausto
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festerfromnzed said:
Mk 2 850 with a phase 2 Dunstall kit.....Its our track bike for classic bike racing... shes a beast!.. FES
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Very nice :thumbup: My grandad used to ride a Norton 500, not sure what it was as it was before I was born. I haven't ridden a bike in years, but I had a Triumph Tiger when I was a youngster (1979) :)
 
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