What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rufus1949]

Another day in paradise!
I do hope our western friends are safe from the storms.

A Hammer Brand pen knife by NYKC.

 

[Rufus1949]

Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett.

Great easy opener you have there Jer.

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[Jakeywax31]

GEC 48 and '19 lamb today. Have a great day everyone.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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I really like the Case Tribal Lock. It is a big knife, but the shape and thinness make it extremely pocket friendly.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Great day. The finish on these could be regarded as a bit crude but the opening closing is excellent, no play and like you say hard steel that takes a very good edge, a nice rustic feel 'chopper' Fond of mine and it is good in the hand which is a must for any credible knife.

Thanks, Will

I agree with your opinions, despite the signs of age, I love this knife.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Hot one today in the Ozarks, you folks have a nice SundayView attachment 2293306

I wanted to ask you where you do your fishing. When we lived on Lake Of The Ozarks, I naturally did a lot of lake fishing. I had a productive crappie bed off the dock, ran trot lines for catfish, did a lot of largemouth casting, and chased schools of white bass. But my favorite place to go was on the Big Niangua down between the lake and Lebanon. A family friend had riverfront property near Eldridge, and the smallmouth bass fishing there was great.

I still get a kick out of carrying the really old ones.


American Shear & Knife co. (1870-1914)

The Front Fell Off.
But knowing you, you’ll find uses for that secondary. I love the main and old bone.

Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett.

Sweet Jack, Jer.

Another day in paradise!
I do hope our western friends are safe from the storms.

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Old and new
Gotta love that HB tang stamp!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I had to chase down a failed preamp tube in my Pro Reverb. The knife was of no use.

 

[Modoc ED]

We got maybe a 1/2" inch of rain out of the hurricane that hit California yesterday and last night. It's slipped my mind who but one of our BF members lives in Ojai, Ca where they had a 5.0 earthquake with several after quakes. I've started carrying a modern knife daily so I'll be carrying that today along with this Ebony 055 Buck. Sausage and eggs for breakfast at the Wagon Wheel after we take Cindy to the doctor for yet another doctor visit.

 

[JonMcD]

The new Gunstock getting to know the usual suspects.

 

[r8shell]

The Front Fell Off.
But knowing you, you’ll find uses for that secondary. I love the main and old bone.

Haha! Someone in the past hundred years did a pen-to-coping blade modification. That front corner scores paper like a champ.
The pile side bone is luminous.

 

[afishhunter]

Bunny # 291 found his way back into my pocket.
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Ulster "official" BSA is still on the watch chain. (as is the 1885 born Elgin.)
Pen is c.1955 Parker Super 21.
Radio is reproduction of a 1930's/ 1940's AM/FM/SW table top.
(Those of you who are complaining about shortages of tubes for your guitar amps, turn tables, reel to reel player-recorders ... don't blame me! Radio has transistors - no tubes.)
Of course the original did not have transistors, or bluetooth, USB, or SD memory card compatability, either.

Blue tooth is great. Can use it to listen to Classical Music (not on the air around here anymore. Those stations have "Country Western" or "RAP"/"R&B" now. ) and the old Fred Allen, Jack Benny, and other radio comedies, plus the Westerns (Hopalong, Roy, etc) and dramas like 'THE SHADOW' on you tube. Somehow they just seem more fitting and enjoyable from a period radio, than a "smart"phone or tablet.

Have a great week, please.

 

[Ernie1980]

Brought out the Joseph Rodgers Congress today

 

[Rufus1949]

Brought out the Joseph Rodgers Congress today

Wow...great worn jigging.

 

[Hickory n steel]

 

[SteveC]

Attractive pair Paul

Nice work Bart



Many thanks my friend, it's always a treat to see that stellar pair

Have a good week folks

Cool pairing Jack !

Great day. The finish on these could be regarded as a bit crude but the opening closing is excellent, no play and like you say hard steel that takes a very good edge, a nice rustic feel 'chopper' Fond of mine and it is good in the hand which is a must for any credible knife.

Thanks, Will

Cool knife Will

Another day in paradise!
I do hope our western friends are safe from the storms.

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Sweet pair Bob !

GEC 48 and '19 lamb today. Have a great day everyone.

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Another Sweet pair !

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I had to chase down a failed preamp tube in my Pro Reverb. The knife was of no use.

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Good working pair !

 

[SteveC]

Small Horn Lamb and a Mustang

 

[Rufus1949]

Small Horn Lamb and a Mustang


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Two stellar knives that look like they want to cut something.

 

[Bloefield]

Back home with a Jack and Sportsman at our rest spot.