What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

sbh06 said:
Back at work with these two today. The 86 is a recent pickup from bigfish64 bigfish64 . Thanks Todd!

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You’re welcome my friend. Looking forward to seeing pictures of it in its new home.
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ephsea said:
G'd morning Jeff. Love your seedum, and two very useful knives today. May I enquire about the covers on the Cammy TL? Never seen those before, is it delrin or ?
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Thanks, FC!, and you certainly may.
I cut those scales out of one of those sections of cowbone that you find shrinkwrapped and barcoded, and hanging on a peghook in the dog treat aisle.
Tried my hand at jigging with my Dremel, and dyed it with Rit dye in a saucepan.

Old Engineer said:
This Grohmann Lockback today :
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That’s really nice! Do not recall seeing it before.
SCFlyGuy said:
Love that version Harry. In addition to the Rosewood Lockback I’ve been carrying since returning from NS, I also picked up the stag version of the No. 2 Bird & Trout. Great knives coming from our Canadian neighbors!!View attachment 2232129View attachment 2232130
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And this one is really nice as well.
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Amir Fleschwund said:
Thanks, FC!, and you certainly may.
I cut those scales out of one of those sections of cowbone that you find shrinkwrapped and barcoded, and hanging on a peghook in the dog treat aisle.
Tried my hand at jigging with my Dremel, and dyed it with Rit dye in a saucepan.


That’s really nice! Do not recall seeing it before.

And this one is really nice as well.
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That is because it just arrived today my friend .

Harry
 
Jack Black said:
Thank you very much JJ, things were certainly very different in Sheffield before WWI. Yes, the KK, is slightly smaller, well observed :) :thumbsup:

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What a cool trifecta of super cool WWI tough guys, Jack! :cool: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Jack Black said:
Happy Double Lambsfoot Day my friend :) Two fine examples of the pattern there :) :thumbsup:
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Thank you very much for your kind words and your Lambsfoot introduction!!! :) :thumbsup:
Jack Black said:
Wishing everyone a good week :) Starting mine with my Albers Lamb, and a knife gifted to me by JohnDF , hoping that if I rub it a few times, he'll appear here :) :thumbsup:

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Love those two beauties, the clawed bone is one of nicest bone covers in Queen's vast and glorious repertoire! ;) :cool: The Alpers are amazing pieces, albeit "UnObtanium" for me as I don't have the "super hacker" Tab...o_O ;) :thumbsup:
 
My wife has been traveling on and off for work the last couple of weeks and I haven’t had much time to spend on the forum. Who knew she did so much? (We all knew 😁).
A few delayed reactions:
Rufus1949 said:
Thanks Bart...let the copper patina begin.
Looks like you have some great skate parks out west.
One can never go wrong with a knife like your trapper.
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Thanks Bob. When I was skating as a kid there were none, now we have them everywhere which is really fun.
bigfish64 said:
Great photo Bart. The WT is a gorgeous knife.
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Thanks Todd, I’m still carrying it a lot.
Amir Fleschwund said:
So you’re an RC? Reverse Commuter…
Speaking of being an Urban Cowboy, I found a clip of you from one night at Gilleys!

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Yes, I live in the city, so I go against the traffic whichever way I go. Haha! Looks like you found the old home movie when I was younger and more handsome 😁
ephsea said:
Meant to tell you, nice 'stash Bart - stay sharp!
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Thanks, FC. Great selection of knives again 👍
 
Old Engineer said:
This Grohmann Lockback today :
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Handsome knife Harry :) :thumbsup:
majorpain1 said:
Vacation is over. Back to work I go.View attachment 2232435View attachment 2232436
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Looks like you had a great time :) :thumbsup:
JJ Cahill said:
What a cool trifecta of super cool WWI tough guys, Jack! :cool: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Thank you very much for your kind words and your Lambsfoot introduction!!! :) :thumbsup:

Love those two beauties, the clawed bone is one of nicest bone covers in Queen's vast and glorious repertoire! ;) :cool: The Alpers are amazing pieces, albeit "UnObtanium" for me as I don't have the "super hacker" Tab...o_O ;) :thumbsup:
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Many thanks JJ, I hope you can get hold of one of Eric's treasures at some point, mine was a kind gift from a couple of great pals :) :thumbsup:
JJ Cahill said:
Toting some micarta and metal today. :)
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I always enjoy seeing this pair my friend, and it's a great pic :cool: What a pair to have out in the woods :) I hope you can get out with them JJ :) :thumbsup:

Carrying my Hartshead Barlow, and a Random Tuesday Candle-end Jack from Wheatley Brothers of Sheffield :) Have a good day everyone :thumbsup:

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ephsea said:
So far so good! Hope you make the most of yours as well. Could you kindly tell me a little more about this lovely and functional looking knife, please?

Right back atchya Bob 👋 Mine started great, a fresh splitback sure helps 😁

G'd morning Jeff. Love your seedum, and two very useful knives today. May I enquire about the covers on the Cammy TL? Never seen those before, is it delrin or ?

I see why you fell for that Paul, love the bone and jigging, and the notched liner ices the cake. Nice seeing you around again lately!
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Hi
Thank you. this is a small knife by Gregory Picard (slipjoint - micarta handle - handle length: 9.4 cm - total length: 17.2 cm - handle thickness: 12mm - weight: 77g - RWL34 steel - blade length: 7.7 cm - blade thickness: 3mm )
Beautifully finished and fitted, very good ergonomics like all Greg's knives, despite its small size the grip is perfect.

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