What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Primble said:
I have assigned Peter Rabbit and my Osage Orange TC to pocket duty today. Most of my other knives are put away into what I hope is a safe place.
Not liking the forecast this afternoon. :( Many of the schools are letting out at noon and the Governor has been advising caution.
At least I have a basement for Elijah J. and me to hide out, if needed. Going to be a wild ride after lunch till late evening, or so they say.
For anyone else here that's in the crosshairs today ..... be safe ! 😊

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Batten down them hatches, Buddy!💪
Charge the cell phone, bottle up some water, grab a flashlight, and hunker down with EJ.
TheChunk91 said:
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Diggin the 34. Was that not the top seller of all Old Timers?
What are we looking at, your garden?
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Fine pair of Jacks, Jose.
 
Crappie71 said:
Agreed! The D2 were my favorite too. All mine came butter knife blunt, but once I got them all thinned out and sharpened, I couldn’t be happier with them. I feel that this particular Congress was one of the last of the good ones. I prefer the WCSB over the ACSB, but that’s just me.

Regards,
Crappie 71
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Yes, I'm in the same boat as you, really liked the WCSB, there appear to be two different types of ACSB, the later ones being not only not so attractive but inferior finish. I have a single-spring Muskrat (they should ALWAYS be single-spring) and that's in ACSB, really think it's one of the best finished production knives I own- even though I'm indifferent to the pattern. Didn't like the BEM much, looks pinkish and the Horn was often problematic, did like the Zebra Wood and Walnut though. A Big Stockman in either would be desirable. Sad what happened with Queen though, the end stuff was pretty dire.

Regards, Will
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
I believe that’s much like my left front pocket tote, the Canyon.View attachment 2102288
And if you’d prefer a corkscrew in place of the Phillips, there’s the Viking. I dig Wengers.😁
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Yes, the only difference between the two is the Canyon has a small clip blade where the Trailblazer has a nail file.
There's alot to like about Wengers, such as the belly on 85mm blades, a locking screwdriver and a frame surrounded by it's covers. Smooth and well finished.
BTW great watch and no doubt smart enough. ;)
Have a great day my friend, no matter what the weather.:thumbsup:
 
Daniel W said:
This bone is much better in person. Though I do have to sharpen it looks like it slammed shut while at the store and has a flat spot on the edge. It was the last one and the display.View attachment 2102504View attachment 2102505
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Case's bonestag can be hard to do justice too. I tend to play with lighting and angles more than a healthy person would o_O. I find if I take a whole bunch of pictures I sometimes get one or two really decent ones 🤓
I think the bonestag on the sodbuster looks great 🤩thumb.gif
 
Rufus1949 said:
That Sao is a beauty.
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pat9198 said:
I agree with Bob. :thumbsup: That bone is gorgeous.
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Thank you very much, this is new purchase to me off the exchange, and the bone is really nice, I am very pleased with it.

I think I’m allowed to note that VCM3 VCM3 is a Bladeforums supporting dealer who has some Max Sao Knives on his site and the exchange, VCM Custom Knives.
 
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