What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Couple handsome knives! :thumbsup: 🤠

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A brown cow of course! 🤣
Thank you much!😉
Great-looking pair Jeff :thumbsup:
Thank you, JB!🙂

I have a Herman Williams Schrade in my jammies pocket as I stump around the house today with a broken toe (I must learn to stop kicking large heavy immovable objects).

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Wow, that’s pretty. 😛
Sak Spartan and Camillus 69 around the house. I used the old TL outside for things I don't want to do to other knives.
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Funny, but it doesn’t seem to have bothered that Camillus!😙
 
Love this carry F.C.!
Thank you Jon, I do enjoy handmade knives the most!
I’ve said it before, but I love that Davison, FC. Is that a huge sheet of vintage Micarta it’s sitting on?
Thank you kindly again Bart! It's a knife I keep professing my love for over and over again as well so I'm sure she's used to it 😆. Good eye as always, 'tis a square foot of Westinghouse natural canvas from my hoard - hit me up if ever you need a slice for a knife build?

Primble Primble Thank you for sharing your new Craftsman knife and the story behind it's acquisition (beating the rest of us to the honey pot🤣). What a perfect knife for real-world living, and I also am enamored of the carpenter's blade!

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Took the kid and Ridgeback for a little ramble out on Kaw Point - good times! Hope the rest of the Porch had a nice day as well.
 
Love your new Robeson, Mr. P, and that is a great story! Also, glad to make the acquaintance of the "carpenter's blade" -- looks quite useful, and makes for a unique combination! 👍

Thank you my friend and a fine tote for you today ! 😊

Thank you very much my friend, I know how those kind of things happen :D When I first started work, I needed Imperial AF, Imperial Whitworth, and Metric tools. I suspect most of the young uns get by with Metric here now, but my the tools on my friend's tool stall are almost entirely Imperial, and they sell well :) :thumbsup:

Very handsome Mr P :) :thumbsup:

Did she get invited again?! :eek: :D Like most things here, class is a factor in how people refer to meal times :rolleyes: Margaret Thatcher famously told a group of school children, "There's no such thing as 'dinner', it's 'lunch'!" Which demonstrates a great deal of historical ignorance on her part! :D Historically though, there is quite a lot of politics to the decline of 'dinner', which was once the main meal of the day, among common folk, and it's replacement with 'lunch', which began to happen with the onset of the industrial revolution. Historian Peter Beaumont, (among many others), discusses it at length, in his book The London Hanged. Historically, among Sheffield cutlers, (and others), there was also another light meal squeezed in between breakfast and the middday meal, a light snack with ale - or just ale!:D - called 'Forenoon Drinkin' ' :D :thumbsup:

Thank you Mr. Jack. Well she did get invited again, but, I don't recall her ever saying such malarkey again. Who knows, maybe grandma had a talk with her. Forenoon Drinkin' ! :thumbsup:🤣🤣🤣

Those two NYKC Barlows are awesome Mr P! :thumbsup: 🤠

Most appreciated ! :thumbsup:😊

Primble Primble Thank you for sharing your new Craftsman knife and the story behind it's acquisition (beating the rest of us to the honey pot🤣). What a perfect knife for real-world living, and I also am enamored of the carpenter's blade!

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Took the kid and Ridgeback for a little ramble out on Kaw Point - good times! Hope the rest of the Porch had a nice day as well.

Thank you and I enjoyed your pictures today and your Barkie. :thumbsup:😊

I grabbed these two strawberries for Saturday. :)

Fine lookin' bone on that pair J.J. ! :thumbsup::thumbsup:😊
 
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