What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Playing with this one



Bark River put such a nice grind on their knives!

This one in my pocket



It is Wednesday right?

Sam
 
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Humppa said:
That´s a great looking setup, Sam. the fixed blade as well as the GEC is great looking :)
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Thanks Andi, the fixed blade is Bark River's take on a knife called the Recluse by Andy Roy of Fiddleback Forge. Although Andy's knives are beautiful, Bark River have the edge when it comes to a convex grind IMHO.

I'm enjoying how the Cody Scout is ageing and the contrasts between the patina, brass and wood:)
 
clutchcarter said:
Here you go P, it's a miata covered in mirrors.
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My goodness! I've never seen anything like it. I wasn't far off track, after all. Thanks. :)

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I sometimes forget how nice these little knives are. I believe for normal (not extreme) duty I could use one of these all the time. Although the sheepsfoot angle looks a little weird on this knife, it is actually quite optimum for the pattern and makes it quite comfortable and handy to use.
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Thanks, Ed! I appreciate the picture, and your further impressions. Now seeing the blade, I may have seen one like it before? These knives have such interesting angles, I might not have readily identified the above as "sheepsfoot" before.

~ P.
 
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I carry this when I feel like remembering old days spent in hard work, with like-minded people, in the sun.
Reminds me of someone I admired when I was young.
 
I switched from earlier today, I was gifted my Father's Day present early, I am a happy man, my wife & daughter picked out another beauty #92 Eureka Jack in antique green jigged bone, also came with a free moccasin pocket sheath from Derrick at KSF, very nice touch.

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Pete
 
THIS! The grail has landed. Never thought I'd get my paws on this knife. I did though, thanks to a member here, not sure if he wants his name shared or not. Anyway, it's my grail, and now it's in my pocket. This one's gonna be a hard one not to carry.
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