What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Peregrin]

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That is one good looking breakfast, Paul!
A good looking Saddle horn as well!

Cool pair Gary

Thanks Jack! They will do what needs done around my house today. Which likely won't be much!

 

[Markeologist]

 

[Bloefield]

This mornings walk with Jack, my Schrade LB5 and Camillus #99.

 

[Rufus1949]

Nice, Bob. I should say Peachy!
The 804 is just about the perfect knife. Looking forward to seeing more of it.

Thank you Jeff....I will try to oblige you.

 

[Viper84]

My most prized #36 elephant toe is with me today.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack! They will do what needs done around my house today. Which likely won't be much!

 

[Rufus1949]

I don't think my eyes are good enough to see any end of school year light yet, Bob. (Final exam April 24, so I should have everything taken care of before May Day.) But spring break starts after class on Friday this week!

The Supremes version, with the "Morse code" guitar, is awfully good! But Vanilla Fudge puts on quite an over-the-top, high energy performance on the Ed Sullivan show:

Thanks for the reply, Will. My beloved Pocket Pals don't have the key ring, so I suspected yours must be the newer version. I think the Excelsior is available in smooth silver Alox.


Most math teachers like their circles (and other geometric shapes).

Thanks, Jeremy.


Thanks for the kind words as always, Bob. I've developed quite an appreciation for a big sheepsfoot blade and a tapered spike for poking stuff, loosening knots, etc.


I can see why!


Nice winchester knife; I wish more knives had covers with checkering like on your gunstock!


Amen to that!


Thanks for your encouragement, Jack.


Thanks, Bob. That happens to be the first knife with lambsfoot blade I ever had, and I didn't care much for the blade after using it a few times. Later, I went back to it, and discovered it's a great blade, but pull cuts are the way to use it, instead of such cuts that I typically use with a spear or clip blade. The bark on the mark side of the knife isn't quite as nice as the pile side I showed:
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- GT

I'm glad you are approaching the spring break. I always appreciated that one the most.
Be well.

 

[rdave]

Slow and cold or Snow and cold ? ............... either way, that one ought to brighten up your day !

Yes Mr. P, both snow and slow today and more snow on the way - coldest AZ Winter I can remember. I love this little Case knife - well built, pocket friendly and colorful. What else could you ask for?

 

[Snoopy1]

First time every carrying this one. Spent a long time calling to me in the collection got carried to Church today!

sorry for the terrible pic.

 

[Rufus1949]

Have a blessed Sunday everyone.

Wow...very nice...you have my vote for a great carry.
Bob

 

[sf fanatic]

First time every carrying this one. Spent a long time calling to me in the collection got carried to Church today!

sorry for the terrible pic.

Amén , good choice!

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks Jer I need to carry it more

Very nioce Taylor

Black and beautiful JJ

I used to enjoy using the hand-mincer as a boy, but I don't think I'd have been able to do 130lb of sausage with it!

Elegant pair Jon

Sounds like a good plan Mr P

Handsome pairing Steve

Ace pair of Charlie goodness!

Cool couple

Great pic Taylor

Striking photo JJ, I love the horn on your Lambsfoot

'Be lucky' my friend

Hope everyone is having a wonderful Sunday Carrying some nice jigged bone today

Another beauty of a pen knife Jack. One has to love a jigged coat on a lamb.

 

[mbkr]

The 65 pattern is a little big for pocket carry by my personal taste. If I was going off the property and wanted to carry a single blade copperhead, I'd probably grab one of my Cases:

Or one of my Queens:


But, I have no plans to leave the property and the 65 is such a nice knife so it gets the nod Nicely balanced with a great in-hand feel. I also have one with Osage orange and SS, but really like this white bone version. Just one of those knives that's a pleasure to use



Probably watch the Daytona 500 and have fish tacos later

 

[315]

Yesterday I carried the 34OT to a sportsman show in Portland, then we hit our favorite pizza place on the way home.


Today I’ve got a re-covered Ulster done by glennbad

 

[Rufus1949]

The 65 pattern is a little big for pocket carry by my personal taste. If I was going off the property and wanted to carry a single blade copperhead, I'd probably grab one of my Cases:
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Or one of my Queens:

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But, I have no plans to leave the property and the 65 is such a nice knife so it gets the nod View attachment 2088618 Nicely balanced with a great in-hand feel. I also have one with Osage orange and SS, but really like this white bone version. Just one of those knives that's a pleasure to use
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Probably watch the Daytona 500 and have fish tacos later

Nice choices Mike.

 

[Jack Black]

Another beauty of a pen knife Jack. One has to love a jigged coat on a lamb.

Thank you very much Bob, it was a very thoughtful gift from sceva

 

[mbkr]

Nice choices Mike.

Thanks Bob

 

[Dan1892]

Very cool

Thanks!

 

[Daniel W]

Was toting the old Barlow while working on a project.

 

[Primble]

Have a peaceful Sunday, folks!
Totin my Giant Mouse, and Halfrich Rounder Jr. today.

Giant mouse huh ? Pretty cool fixed blade I'd say. I like the mouse face.
The Halfrich ........... well it is a stunner !

P.S. - I don't think the new emojis are an improvement over the old ones. Too hard to see the expressions. One opinion.

What else could you ask for?

What else could you ask for ? Hmmm ............... how about a genuine Tony Bose three blade folder ............ for free !