What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

sf fanatic said:
Thanks Rick! Luckily I’ve reached an age that I only occasionally get a wild hair up my behind to twist and shout. It’s been several years since my last speeding ticket. The Boss tells me to keep it that way 😜.
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I got one last year when I was ahem making progress on the ring road (safely I might add).

One year the Police mobile speed camera van caught me up in a 30mph town centre zone when I was on my motorbike.
Its one rule for them etc.
 
RLB0414 said:
The extra effort shows. Are these taken with a real camera or phone camera
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I have to confess I have become Iphone lazy,I should be using one of my proper cameras but on the bike its finding the space.
I do use a 3rd party photographic App though.

The trick is to bracket, I delete a lot as I may take 5 or more to get what I want.
 
Chief said:
Love this smooth blue bone. Wheat stalks from our 3rd generation farm in the middle of nowhere Kansas. Have a great weekend. Made in the USA!

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Love the color when GEC does a blue bone
 
Johnnythefox said:
I have to confess I have become Iphone lazy,I should be using one of my proper cameras but on the bike its finding the space.
I do use a 3rd party photographic App though.

The trick is to bracket, I delete a lot as I may take 5 or more to get what I want.
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Understand no space on the bike. Very good camera on your phone.
The joys of the digital age. Just delete and retake
 
5K Qs said:
That Dixie stockman/Case canoe pocket duo would be tough to beat!
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Good point. I will probably go back to the Dixie Stockman before the 08-01.

Truth be told, it is tempting to take the SAK, SVORD, and LM off my belt and go back to a Buck 110 for a while.
I can put the SAK, SVORD, and LM in or clip on the rollator so I have them when needed.

The Douk Douk and Higonokami 10 hang in my pocket, so they can stay clipped to my belt.
 
Jack Black said:
Stunning pair of Robesons JJ, the Penknife is such a classy pattern :cool: :thumbsup:
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Thank you very kindly, Jack!!! I agree :) :thumbsup:
Jack Black said:
By chance, I picked out an old Robeson to carry myself today :) It was gifted to me, many years ago, by my friend Duncan Campbellclanman :) My K'roo Lamb is my main squeeze for the day though ;) :D :thumbsup:

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Your two beauties are fine examples of the top shelf slicers of the present and from the past; a wonderful Friday pairing! :cool::D:thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Rufus1949 said:
Oh, how I enjoy seeing those Robeson beauties JJ.👌

I was always amazed at the abuse my parents trees took, and still born fruit. Hope you have a good harvest. The Eureka never loses it's good looks Bart.
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Thanks Bob. I saw that tree next to a dry creek. Must have started all that fruit before the creek dried up. Luckily the fig in my yard is a little happier. Here it is behind the Beer and Sausage I switched to this afternoon.
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