What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Amir Fleschwund said:
Thank you sir! Except I don’t own it. I just exchanged some $ for the joy of being it’s custodian. I kind of feel that way about knives that are way older than ne. 😁
The previous owner definitely thought he was the owner ~ his initials are “engraved” in the blade.View attachment 2162407

I see. Probably smart. I try to get my compost piles to heat up high enough to kill the dandelion seeds. Sometimes it works.🤔

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, John.
At first, I imagined you were talking about a Schrade Old Timer, the 33 Middleman Jack, because that’s exactly how I thoughf of it.
Nice knife.


Thanks, Steve! I think when it was made, the 194 was just a gleam in Daddy Schrade’s eye, to paraphrase a favorite saying of my Dad’s.View attachment 2162409View attachment 2162410


Hope your Dad’s going to be ok, Jim.

I had to chuckle at this. That’s exactly how Manny gets excited when I bag up the trash to take it out front. He gets to go out front! And on Tuesday evening, that’s special because when I take the cans out to the road, he gets to smell where the neighbor’s dogs get walked by our driveway. You probably don’t pee there like he does, though…


Puttin on the Fancy for Sunday! 🤙

I was going to tell Ed that @JohnDF has probably been posting Lanbsfeet in your Guardians thread.
I should pop in there soon to say hi.
Need more time🫣
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I have a few knives like that Jeff. They sit trembling...wondering when they will be sent away.

Your formula was quite the hit on some Mahi Mahi. Thanks again for sharing.
 
Just this so far.
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I'd better add some. I'm feeling light-thighed.
 
Tyson A Wright said:
It is so full of junk (not just bluegrass - lots of Bermuda grass and false clover in there, among other things) that we decided that the long battle against the weeds wasn't worth it, we'd rather just have it gone. Most other stuff around here goes onto our compost pile.
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Weeds thrive in damaged and disturbed soils. Prioritize soil health and integrity and less weeds will follow as natural and native ground cover plants take hold. Areas of exposed soil are as much of a liability as weeds.

Here's a knife:
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I went to a car boot sale in Ducklingtom.

Bought records,CDs,Toffee hammer and a nice condition Victorian Bun penny.

"A right lying muppet stall holder told me he was ex Army,but couldnt remember his number or the right name of his regiment,as he had been injured (he says).
Apparently he was a sniper based near Munich (strange as Brits where in the north that was the American sector Im sure).
Couldnt tell me the weapons,webbing,vehicles,camp etc. he used as that was all classified and he was special.
It beats me does he really think I believe him?in the end I said no squaddie forgets his number glowered at him turned around and walked away"

makes me angry.



I Then had a mooch around Witney and a nice flat white coffee,the sun was out untill it went overcast wet n windy.

Standard weather changes for England 😁

I took my Bunny and little go pouch.






































 
Chief said:
This knife pulled me down the rabbit hole. Small and unobtrusive at 3 1/8". Hides in your pocket with secondary pen providing enough width so it doesn't hide in your hand. Main blade my preferred shape to use. Jack configuration means no blade rub. CV steel takes a fine edge, chestnut bone is on point. Nice snap / halfstops on both blades, no hotspots. Tony designed a great little pocketknife. Not collab standards but pretty sweet for a production knife. Used to be widely available, my go to gift but they have dried up. Wish Case would revive this pattern in collab standards. If I need more knife, it's going to be a fixed blade. Have a great day!

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I think I have one of those, John. I'm not sure where I put it. I did put my hands on this one though. You're right, a nice little knife that'll do most of what you need. I figured I'd switch it up afer seeing yours.
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