What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Spillproof]

 

[r8shell]

To me the "oldies " have understated style and have so much character....I can see why you like it Rachel.

A sentiment I can get behind.

 

[Crappie71]

#15 and #87 today

 

[Rufus1949]

So Mike was hiding that knife until you got there, huh?
Mr. Ducky lives over by that stump, and has been helping me pose knives for about three years.


If I ever get rid of my beard, I’m going to try a straight razor. But I don’t plan on getting rid of my beard

Say Hi to Jonathon from Colonial Penn!

Love the old Camco. That makes two knives I’ve seen that Camillus made for the old paper mills.
Some seeds cme coated so they feed better through seeder seed plates. And they are much easier to handle.
I have to finish tiling my bathroom so I can set up my planting rack and grow lights!

Hey don’t dis Mr. Ducky!
My youngest is 30, but there was a time when he did bathtub duty.
Then he got hung in a tree by older brothers and used for bb gun practice
At lesst he still has his head.

Dig the Livri, and your photo.

Is that really your Dad? Great photo!
I have a picture in my head of Dad stepping out of his company car with white shirt and tie and briefcase, with me waiting out front with a baseball and our gloves.


Ominous quote today!

It’s that total $ spent that scares me!

Love your Granddad’s oilcan!

Nice looking knife, Ed. I would rock that in the kitchen.

I finally got to handle Merle when Barrett brought him to the show. Nice engraving!

Great Ulster TL-29! If I could only have one knife…

Hope you’ve enjoyed your birth anniversary at the Toolman’s booth, and please show us what birthday present you chose!

Doctored or not, love the Schrade!
Please show the blades open… I’m guessing 804 Whittler.

Even two days early for Schrade Saturday, that works!

A sentiment I can get behind.


I’ve got a 175 too. We don’t see them here often, which is a shame, because it’s a great knife.

Jeff, here it is opened. Need some more cleaning on tangs to see clearly.
Bob

 

[mitch13]

Have a good day everyone Just scoffing my birthday breakfast, before I head down to the market

You better not go the markets stay home. As you don't want to miss the Letter from King Charles, centennial is a big deal you know
Happy birthday mate.

 

[peanutsxx]

I didn't sell you this knife.

doh! You are correct sir, that was the GEC 62 and 68! Sorry, edited above.

 

[Aaronmccombs]

Thursday carry.

 

[jabels]

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[Jon0385]

Happy Opening Day!

 

[bigfish64]

Sheep and a lamb today. Have a great day everyone.

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Good choices Paul.

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Happy Opening Day!

Great picture Jon, Happy Opening Day!

 

[Jakeywax31]

Good choices Paul.

Thanks, Todd

 

[Ruhiger Sturm]

It sure is a sweet knife !
Don't believe I have ever seen one like it. What does it say on the tang stamp ?

It’s marked with Remington stamps. I believe it’s a model R1823 with the promotional shield. I’ll leave a photo with the tang stamps below.

James

 

[peanutsxx]

Tried to send you PM. Your box is full.
Pm an email address and I may be able to help you with rust problem.

Thank you Sir! Posted on your profile page.

 

[Viper84]

Thursday happy hour carry.

 

[Hibou Canne]

 

[Primble]

I had a couple nice pocket knives picked out for today, but then we got Chinese for lunch and I felt personally accosted by my fortune cookie, so I came home and switched to an Opinel.

I switched to this after I saw your fortune ...... it might be my fortune too !

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I won't hold it against anybody if you want to give me a sad emoji.

 

[DeltaTrain]

 

[mitch13]

Testing out new minichamp, recieved yesterday.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

HHB: a proper lambsfoot blade
Minichamp: tiny spearpoint, tiny wharncliffe, orange peeler, scissors
Case trapper: long clip, long spey

I think I'm ready, in case anybody needs anything cut.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Update for Modoc ED and others who have asked: Lacey had her post-op checkup today, and is considered fully recovered from the surgery. Now we just have to have her checked every six months to see if the cancer comes back. You can see in this pic that her lower jaw is little bit shorter than it used to be:


Her brother Whiskey thinks it's unfair that he hasn't had pics in this thread for a while:


And to bring it back around, here's one of the knives I'm currently carrying:


I never had much use for the spey blade on my stockman (it's just the backup to use when everything else is dull), but this full-length spey seems kinda useful.