What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

JonMcD said:
Thanks Bart. I don’t get the Tribal out often. It’s not really a user, more a carry/fidget/and appreciate it kind of knife. Good to see you tearing up the skate park this weekend 👍🏼. Have a great one my man.
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Thanks, Jon. With all the rain we had, it’s been a while sunscreen we’ve made it to the skate park. It keeps me young, until I fall. 😁
Jack Black said:
Very cool shot Bart :cool: :) :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Jack. Good to see you back👍
 
Wharncliffe trapper today.
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Primble said:
Thank you Mr. Jack ! :thumbsup: 😊

Sounds like the old British military items have went the same way as the U.S. military items. I remember when I was around twenty, surplus M1911 pistols could be found everywhere and many remained on shelves, even though the price was less than a hundred dollars. I think some of us here were discussing that sometime ago, where we thought those things would be around forever ....... not ! :(
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Yeah, when I was a teenager, I can remember an old timer telling me the same thing about old classic motorbikes, anything but a BSA could be picked up for pennies, and so many were scrapped or just left to rust :rolleyes:
Primble said:
That fencing with the bayonets hit my funny bone, since yesterday I was wielding it about like a sword in my neighbors back yard. I told my neighbor that he could go get his German made WWII dagger and we could sword fight. He was busy pruning shrubs and just laughed it off. ⚔️🤣🤣🤣
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LOL! :D Hilarious! 🤣 After my dad and his brother went to see The Adventures of Robin Hood, my poor uncle carried a small scar on his thumb for the rest of his life! :eek: 😖
Primble said:
Nice William Rodgers Lambsfoot for your tote today. :thumbsup:😍
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Thank you very much kind sir :) :thumbsup:
JJ Cahill said:
Thanks for your kind works, Jack!!! :) :thumbsup:
Love the sweet old classic Rodgers Lambsfoot, its got some real panache; the old peg knife is a very cool old precise slicer, too! :cool::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Many thanks JJ :) :thumbsup:
Tyson A Wright said:
The irony of this knife is that the only way to get one is to be the kind of person who probably has a bunch of knives, but this would perfect for someone who just wants to own one knife.
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Good observation Tyson, that is one heck of a knife :cool: :thumbsup:
JJ Cahill said:
I had this beefy trapper on my belt today. :)
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I always enjoy seeing that hunk of pointy goodness my friend :cool: :) :thumbsup:
Sacto said:
Thanks, Jack. Good to see you back👍
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Thanks a lot buddy :) :thumbsup:

Carrying two treasured gifts today :) :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
Yeah, when I was a teenager, I can remember an old timer telling me the same thing about old classic motorbikes, anything but a BSA could be picked up for pennies, and so many were scrapped or just left to rust :rolleyes:

LOL! :D Hilarious! 🤣 After my dad and his brother went to see The Adventures of Robin Hood, my poor uncle carried a small scar on his thumb for the rest of his life! :eek: 😖

Thank you very much kind sir :) :thumbsup:

Many thanks JJ :) :thumbsup:

Good observation Tyson, that is one heck of a knife :cool: :thumbsup:

I always enjoy seeing that hunk of pointy goodness my friend :cool: :) :thumbsup:

Thanks a lot buddy :) :thumbsup:

Carrying two treasured gifts today :) :thumbsup:

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Excellent totes Jack, with that fine word..friendship...attached.👍🏻
 
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