What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rufus1949]

Good morning all.
The little knife is a stange one.
It is a Franklin 250, most likely made by Schrade, for a company called Tracy& Wells. Pre-1939.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Corto_Malt]

Again this zulu by Cosimo De Benedetto is pleasant in hand and whose handle in elderberry plays with the light and becomes addictive

Have a nice day

 

[Corto_Malt]

I love a road trip, especially if it’s not TOO long, and seeing a lot of family is the reason. But getting home is the best part.
A couple of shots from the prettiest part of Illinois, JoDaviess County…View attachment 2196068
I call this one OOPS!View attachment 2196069

Of course, I had to check out my garden before I unpacked…View attachment 2196070

As often pretty pictures.
I really like oops (hoping there was no drama)

 

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[Jack Black]

Good morning all.
The little knife is a stange one.
It is a Franklin 250, most likely made by Schrade, for a company called Tracy& Wells. Pre-1939.View attachment 2196146

Interesting accompaniment to your terrific K'roo Lambsfoot Bob

 

[Rufus1949]

Interesting accompaniment to your terrific K'roo Lambsfoot Bob

Thank you Jack.

 

[Travman]

 

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A few recent carry’s and shenanigan.

That crazy bouncing bomb that actually worked is the sort of thing that made people say, "There will always be an England".

Janice!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Jeff, if you were up near Apple Canyon, Galena or The Territory you were almost in Dad’s backyard

US 20. Nice drive.
We took it across Iowa from Sioux City, to within six miles of our house.

As often pretty pictures.
I really like oops (hoping there was no drama)

Thanks, Yann.
Somebody had a dramatic moment there, but not me!

 

[sbh06]

Bodie island light station OBX

Very nice, that one is not far from the Cape Henry lighthouse. I’ll have to check it out later this summer.

Good morning all.
The little knife is a stange one.
It is a Franklin 250, most likely made by Schrade, for a company called Tracy& Wells. Pre-1939.View attachment 2196146View attachment 2196181

Two great knives (as usual) Bob. I continue to be amazed at the waboom wood on your K’roo. Every time I see it I think “oh that is some great micarta” and then remember that it is wood .

 

[SteveC]

Great pic

Fine pairing Paul

Good to see you riding again John, did you get to see any fly-overs? I was surprised at the lack of publicity, particularly relating to the Derwent/Ladybower/Howden Dams



Many thanks my friend, I very much enjoyed carrying that generously-gifted Barlow That's another stunning combination my friend

Have a great day everyone

Nice pair Jack !

Good morning all.
The little knife is a stange one.
It is a Franklin 250, most likely made by Schrade, for a company called Tracy& Wells. Pre-1939.View attachment 2196146View attachment 2196181

That Franklin is sweet !

Again this zulu by Cosimo De Benedetto is pleasant in hand and whose handle in elderberry plays with the light and becomes addictive

Have a nice day

Beautiful Burl !

Cool pics !

 

[RLB0414]

I am not a car guy. My back hates when I have to ride in one. However, that is a beautiful car. It screams fast speeds one long curves and faster on longer straight aways.

 

[Rufus1949]

Two great knives (as usual) Bob. I continue to be amazed at the waboom wood on your K’roo. Every time I see it I think “oh that is some great micarta” and then remember that it is wood .
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Thanks kindly Jeremy.

 

[Rufus1949]

That Franklin is sweet

Thanks Steve. I'm always seeking out the unusual.

 

[Jack Black]

I wish I could borrow that cannon to deal with the braying yuppies that are currently disturbing my hitherto peaceful lunch in Leeds market!

Nice pair Jack !



That Franklin is sweet !




Beautiful Burl !



Cool pics !

Thank you Steve

 

[Primble]

38 Bloodwood and my Bark River Northstar for Wednesday.

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[MB13]

Wood Weiner Wharnie Whittler Wednesday

 

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I wish I could borrow that cannon to deal with the braying yuppies that are currently disturbing my hitherto peaceful lunch in Leeds market!

Grape, chain, or canister shot?

Or maybe I'll augment my pockets with a reticule.

Wright, Camillus, and TRS above, plus another Camillus and a Joker (Thanks, Johnny the fox) below.

 

[315]

US 20. Nice drive.
We took it across Iowa from Sioux City, to within six miles of our house.

Well….Hwy 20 put you 5.8 miles from Dad’s