What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Snowing out so, today will be a stay at home day. Cindy cooked a great Corned Beef with all the fixings for last night's dinner. Plenty of left overs for snacking on today and maybe dinner again tonight. A week ago yesterday (Saturday) I was taking a picture or two of Bunny Knife #525 on my board and when I shifted the board to get a better angle of the knife, the knife slipped off the board and landed/stuck on/in my bare foot. Set me to hopping to the kitchen for a paper towel to wipe up the blood. I can vouch for Bunny #525 and the other Bunnies that they are solid, sharp, slicers, and dicers right out of the tube. Here is a picture of Bunny Knife #525 being reported on here. Ooh! Could those be tiny, dried blood drops on the point of the blade???? Sausage and eggs for breakfast.

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SteveC said:
Nice pairing Paul ! 👍
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Thanks Steve!!
Modoc ED said:
Snowing out so, today will be a stay at home day. Cindy cooked a great Corned Beef with all the fixings for last night's dinner. Plenty of left overs for snacking on today and maybe dinner again tonight. A week ago yesterday (Saturday) I was taking a picture or two of Bunny Knife #525 on my board and when I shifted the board to get a better angle of the knife, the knife slipped off the board and landed/stuck on/in my bare foot. Set me to hopping to the kitchen for a paper towel to wipe up the blood. I can vouch for Bunny #525 and the other Bunnies that they are solid, sharp, slicers, and dicers right out of the tube. Here is a picture of Bunny Knife #525 being reported on here. Ooh! Could those be tiny, dried blood drops on the point of the blade???? Sausage and eggs for breakfast.

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Enjoy the corned beef and a hopefully peaceful and relaxing day Ed. I hope your all healed up or close to getting there.
 
Sunday is the day to consult my weekly rotation schedule and swap out last week's knives for those I'll carry this week! :thumbsup:🤓
My 2 canoes for this week are very similar, and if I had noticed that when I was setting up the schedule, I probably would have made sure they weren't assigned in the same week. But my late Mom always used to say, "Christmas is a time of surprises!", and I think that applies to life in general.
One canoe is a CV amber jigged bone Case, and the other is a Tru-Sharp burnt amber jigged bone Case with quad-lined bolsters:
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- GT
 
Rufus1949 said:
That is quite the dapper pair Jeff.

Question Jeff...do you find the coats, as on the Camillus, tend to shrink?
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Yes, it does, Bob. Even though it’s quite beautiful up close, in my opinion, celluloid has it’s issues.
I have three of these #23 Jackknives, and each has at least some shrinkage. And I keep them separetely from non- ‘loid knives.
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That’s a looker for sure, Dwight.
Modoc ED said:
Snowing out so, today will be a stay at home day. Cindy cooked a great Corned Beef with all the fixings for last night's dinner. Plenty of left overs for snacking on today and maybe dinner again tonight. A week ago yesterday (Saturday) I was taking a picture or two of Bunny Knife #525 on my board and when I shifted the board to get a better angle of the knife, the knife slipped off the board and landed/stuck on/in my bare foot. Set me to hopping to the kitchen for a paper towel to wipe up the blood. I can vouch for Bunny #525 and the other Bunnies that they are solid, sharp, slicers, and dicers right out of the tube. Here is a picture of Bunny Knife #525 being reported on here. Ooh! Could those be tiny, dried blood drops on the point of the blade???? Sausage and eggs for breakfast.

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Can’t wait to see the patina from that, Ed!
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
Yes, it does, Bob. Even though it’s quite beautiful up close, in my opinion, celluloid has it’s issues.
I have three of these #23 Jackknives, and each has at least some shrinkage. And I keep them separetely from non- ‘loid knives.

That’s a looker for sure, Dwight.


Can’t wait to see the patina from that, Ed!
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Thanks kindly for the answer Jeff.
 
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