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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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GEC Tidioute #56 Dogleg Jack

-Brett
 
Duane,
thanks for the feedback. Actually, judging from your pictures, I had got the illusion that is was a jack knife (the pen blade can't be seen in your picture), and while I have no big interest in cattle knives (bear with me gentlemen), I'd really like a two bladed equal end jack of some sort.

Turk88,
my Peanut is in smooth antique bone. I haven't seen many around, and I've been the happy and lucky recipient of this, thanks to Willgoy.

Jason,
your old Robeson jacks always catch my eye.

Today, I'm carrying an Opinel #6 in rosewood (one of my "scrubs knives" :rolleyes:)

Fausto
:cool:
 
The Case Swayback Gent and the PAL TL-29 I won from Mike´s GAW were with me today... next to the other usual stuff...

 


The Tidioute 66 just couldn't keep itself out of my pocket;:rolleyes: this knife is decievingly small in that GEC packed a lot of blade into such a small package. The 6332 Red Bone is along for the nasty chores today. It was a wreck before I disassembled it and pulled the rusted through pen, spey, and spring out;:eek: what remains is a slim single blade with my first attempt at file work (to hide the rust pits).
 
gunstockjack said:
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The 6332 Red Bone is along for the nasty chores today. It was a wreck before I disassembled it and pulled the rusted through pen, spey, and spring out;:eek: what remains is a slim single blade with my first attempt at file work (to hide the rust pits).
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Very nice modification! A couple more pics would interest me.

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Simple Man said:
lambertiana --> Doug Add --> Pjake --> TLARbb --> Simple Man??? :D

I haven't met a #66 I didn't like, and the Jack is as good as they come, nice one TL
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I'll keep that in mind, but I don't think it will be real soon.

I'm carrying the spear/Cocobolo boy's knife today.

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Ed J
 
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