What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Sacto said:
I’m glad my neighborhood isn’t one of them. Those things can make some serious noise! Although I do sometimes hear the zoo animals on my morning run which can be pretty noisy. By the way, I love the barlow 👍
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Thr way we first discovered the ones behind Del Paso Regional Park was by hearing them while hiking there. It was only after we'd been there a few times that we finally saw one there.

Jack Black said:
Nice pairing Tyson :) When I first moved to where I live now, less than 2 miles from the centre of one of England's biggest cities, I was astonished to come across a large bird, early one Sunday morning. Thankfully, a few other people saw it too, otherwise I'd have thought I was hallucinating! None of us knew what on earth it was though. Some either neighbours found it in their back garden, and identified it as a Golden Peacock! :eek: How on earth it got here, or where it escaped from we never discovered! o_O :thumbsup:
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:) We have lots of tactical peacocks (colloquially known as "turkeys") around here, but I don't know where the little populations of actual peacocks came from, either.

Rufus1949 said:
Someone was very angry when sharpening this Robeson !😱View attachment 2190779
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I bet that Robeson is older than I am, and I'm showing some wear and tear myself. I love that it's still being carried, despite the years and the mileage.
 
Tyson A Wright said:
Thr way we first discovered the ones behind Del Paso Regional Park was by hearing them while hiking there. It was only after we'd been there a few times that we finally saw one there.


:) We have lots of tactical peacocks (colloquially known as "turkeys") around here, but I don't know where the little populations of actual peacocks came from, either.


I bet that Robeson is older than I am, and I'm showing some wear and tear myself. I love that it's still being carried, despite the years and the mileage.
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You and I both Tyson.😃 It was made some where between 1940-64. They started using strWberry bone in 1945. It is still a solid knife. I did not want to change the look, but put a micro edge on main blade.
 
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Robeson, Wright, Utica, Case:
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Celebrating Joseph’s 13th birthday exactly the way he wants to do it…spotting trains. Came down to Atlanta to watch a bunch come through this CSX/Norfolk Southern junction. Dad may or may have not jumped the fence to snag a souvenir birthday present railroad spike.


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Tyson A Wright said:
:) We have lots of tactical peacocks (colloquially known as "turkeys") around here, but I don't know where the little populations of actual peacocks came from, either.
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I know a few pubs that keep them as alarm birds, but they're more commonly associated with stately homes here, with geese being another traditional alternative to dogs :thumbsup:
 
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