What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[TylerG12]

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[5K Qs]

SAK of the Week is a red Cadet:


Stockman of the Week is a Marbles ram's horn sowbelly:


- GT

 

[Chief]

Homemade pasta. Nothing like it.

Watergate salad and jello make a nice combo. Ribeye and mushrooms in the smoker.

Every human has a mother, I was lucky to have a great one. Happy Mother's Day to them all.

 

[5K Qs]

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Those clip/lamb sowbellies are memorable models!

Before we head out for our walk, took a pic of this mornings carry. Nylon Bantam and 1978 Boker USA Jack knife.

I'm a fan of the fake stag on the Joker!

A little Marshall Wells Hardware and my lamb.
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Same to you, regarding the weekend, Bob; your Albers lambsfoot is the real deal!

Happy Friday friends! The 15 and the shiny new beautiful 54 have been in the pockets.

I saved this little guy from our shop; injured wing but still alive. Placed him back outside.
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Really like the photo with the shadow!

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The paste works on dairies because you pull the calves off of the cows at birth. On a beef operation where the calves are nursing you can’t use the paste because it will rub off on the cow’s udder which they don’t appreciate. It’s easiest to just not have horns in the first place and luckily there are good beef breeds without horns. Calves with horns get discounted when they sell because they will bruise other cattle in the feedlot.

Interesting info about the difference between dairy and beef cattle treatment.

Bunny and a Lamb


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Black Friday for me today with these beauties.

Exemplary ebony pairs, Steve and Jeremy!

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I’ve been carrying my Albers Lambsfoot a lot lately, and today I’ve had Merle with me as well. (Merle just finished up his travels, and I sort of wrapped things up in the this post.)

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Barrett, I'm fond of knife-on-post photos, but I also have a thing for knife-at-baseballfield shots! (I'm assuming your Albers lamb is on the outfield fence, but the backstop seems pretty short off in the distance.)

Back from my travels Hope everyone is doing well
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Welcome back, Jack!
I hope your trip was enjoyable and instructive.

Soda scout today.

Superb Scout, and I like the green/black/blue background, Bart!

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Case Trapper & Opinel No. 8. My workhorses.

Looks like you're working on a coat-of-arms, Vince!

Happy Weekend Porchlanders! Sorry I haven't been around in a minute, missed seeing your knives and showing mine. My excuse is I got really sick with some bronchial stuff (non-Covid, according to those tests I don't much trust), then got really broke and had no time for "knife fuss" as I call this part of my life. So here's the photo dump, been busy so there's not that much;
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Welcome back, FC; glad your lungs and wallet are feeling better!

Good morning everyone...
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Notable pair of knives, Bob; I admire the edge on that big Wharncliffe blade!

S&M HJ1 today, minor cleaning and organizing some clutter in the office. Ordered a knife this morning, and have one out for delivery, so I've got that going for me.

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Nice bone/jigging on that harness jack!
I rarely use that phrase, but every time I hear it I smile because of the Dalai Lama story in Caddyshack.

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Don Hanson III, Sunfish Forge Fat Penny Trapper.

Out-of-this-world knife, LT!!

I’ve been tinkering this morning. I got some Fiebings Pro Dye in Chocolate and have been cooking knives. I started with these three to test. The Buck and Remington were from the Giveaway Box. I’ve always wanted to experiment on them. I tossed the copperhead in there as well just to see if I could get a slightly unique look on the antique bone.

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Then I got to the one I really wanted to work on. This red trapper was always a bit too one note for me. Hopefully the color holds. Straight into the pocket for some chores.

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Great-looking dye jobs, Jon!

- GT

 

[J.Mattson]

 

[Rufus1949]

Those clip/lamb sowbellies are memorable models!


I'm a fan of the fake stag on the Joker!


Same to you, regarding the weekend, Bob; your Albers lambsfoot is the real deal!


Really like the photo with the shadow!


Interesting info about the difference between dairy and beef cattle treatment.



Exemplary ebony pairs, Steve and Jeremy!


Barrett, I'm fond of knife-on-post photos, but I also have a thing for knife-at-baseballfield shots! (I'm assuming your Albers lamb is on the outfield fence, but the backstop seems pretty short off in the distance.)


Welcome back, Jack!
I hope your trip was enjoyable and instructive.


Superb Scout, and I like the green/black/blue background, Bart!


Looks like you're working on a coat-of-arms, Vince!


Welcome back, FC; glad your lungs and wallet are feeling better!


Notable pair of knives, Bob; I admire the edge on that big Wharncliffe blade!


Nice bone/jigging on that harness jack!
I rarely use that phrase, but every time I hear it I smile because of the Dalai Lama story in Caddyshack.


Out-of-this-world knife, LT!!


Great-looking dye jobs, Jon!

- GT

I appreciate your comments Gary. My TSProf is responsible for that fine edge.
It needs some doctoring to get both sides even.
Enjoy your Sunday.

 

[Modoc ED]

Nothing much happening today. Coco slipped and collapsed on the back stairs coming in the house last night. She's fighting a torn ACL and she's weak in the haunches. Too old for surgery so we're working with her the best we can. Minced sausage and eggs for breakfast and out to the yard for I don't know what yet. NASCAR later. It's a single blade Sowbelly day for sure.

 

[ballex]

 

[pat9198]

Those clip/lamb sowbellies are memorable models!


- GT

Thanks GT! That was a memorable release, I think they turned out better than expected.

 

[mbkr]

Got up this morning and went on a scooter ride for a couple of hours. All is right in the world now

 

[screened porch]

I don’t know Jer.
I’d love to see the one you got
I’ll search for the modelo 1909

I've seen it called a side-sword and a machete del monte.

[reused pics, but they're right here-]

Serial numbers on blade and scabbard match.

 

[screened porch]

For church today.

I carried the new-to-me Gerber mini-magnum tied up in a couple of socks, so as not to get any strange looks.
The slip is for those high tangs on the Crepester.

 

[SteveC]

5K Qs Thanks Gary for your kind comments !

A Queen Stockman and a Stag Lamb

 

[Daniel W]

Toting these two.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[315]

Lazy day around the house today…

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Nothing much happening today. Coco slipped and collapsed on the back stairs coming in the house last night. She's fighting a torn ACL and she's weak in the haunches. Too old for surgery so we're working with her the best we can. Minced sausage and eggs for breakfast and out to the yard for I don't know what yet. NASCAR later. It's a single blade Sowbelly day for sure.

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Please tell Coco that Lacey and Whiskey send their best! Hope she has a good day today.

 

[Sacto]

Superb Scout, and I like the green/black/blue background, Bart!


- GT

Thanks, Gary.

 

[Sacto]

Alox SAK again this morning.

 

[Jake Dudley]