What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Yet another trip for medical reasons,this time a carpal tunnel injection.

I have a feeling that it may work this time,I shall leave it for at least a week and then only try a few short trips.

The carpal tunnel was twice the size it should be.

He said 2 days to start to take effect,but it feels just that bit better already its easier typing.


Cortado sitting on a bench in the sun (and showers) outside a record shop (life).


 
Even though either of the knives in my pocket would have done the job, I had some Rapinin Broccoli ready to cut for supper, which called for a proper hawkbill.
I don’t bother with the big head broccoli anymore. This stuff grows fast, comes back fast after cutting it, and we eat the leaves and stems too. Planted it last fall.6A162DBB-85D4-4E2E-A0B5-B597E9693ED4.jpeg
I was prowling on the ‘bay last winter, and saw this Shortline tang stamp #1 for about 10 bucks. Worked on re-habbing the blade off and on all winter, but turned out ok for a knife that’s close to 75 years old.5EBFE820-33D1-4F72-924B-A419F9439347.jpeg
 
mbkr said:
Sent me on a search. I did not know who Fulton Sheen was.
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He had a television show in the '50s that was more popular then Milton Berle, who was on a different network. (If you have to look up Milton Berle, you ARE young!)
 
Rsmith_77 said:
In the 50s?!?
Did they even have TV's back in the 50s?!?!

**Hides from the all the grandpa's**
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Oh, man, so many good shows in the '50s: The Lone Ranger, The Cisco Kid, The Jack Benny Program, The Honeymooners (Jackie Gleason). Leave it to Beaver started in the late '50s. I saw the reruns, as I grew up watching tv in the '60s. I still remember when most shows went to color in 1966: "Now in living color!" There were only three networks then: ABC, NBC, and CBS.
 
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