What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Prester John]

Captivating Carharrt, Vince; I'm a big fan of fake stag!

Thanks, Gary. One of my favorite carries. Great size and weight for dress pants pockets, and I love the hollow grind.

 

[mitch13]

Bigun & littleun.

 

[ISKRA]

Really cool Craftsman. Don’t see many of the old Craftsman knives in this thread.

Thanks Jon! It's a fun little knife. They were doing something right back then.

 

[SoansoMcMasters]

Gonna be a somewhat laid back day. Light showers are possible this afternoon. Staying home but tomorrow we're going to town and the Wagon Wheel Cafe for sure. "Burning Man" people will be coming through Alturas and they like to stop at the Wagon Wheel as they spread North and West to the Pacific Northwest. They're usually covered with the white, alkaline, dust of the desert but this year, they're going to be muddy as all get out. It'll be a sight to see. I'm carrying this Lambfoot today which was a thoughtful gift from Dan sf fanatic . It's a bit unusual as it has a long bolster. Anyway, I'm a bit better today and am going to attempt to eat one of Cindy's soft, fluffy, pancakes and scrambled eggs. Thanks to all who passed on get well wishes yesterday.

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Well how were the eggs and pancakes?

 

[sf fanatic]

Gonna be a somewhat laid back day. Light showers are possible this afternoon. Staying home but tomorrow we're going to town and the Wagon Wheel Cafe for sure. "Burning Man" people will be coming through Alturas and they like to stop at the Wagon Wheel as they spread North and West to the Pacific Northwest. They're usually covered with the white, alkaline, dust of the desert but this year, they're going to be muddy as all get out. It'll be a sight to see. I'm carrying this Lambfoot today which was a thoughtful gift from Dan sf fanatic . It's a bit unusual as it has a long bolster. Anyway, I'm a bit better today and am going to attempt to eat one of Cindy's soft, fluffy, pancakes and scrambled eggs. Thanks to all who passed on get well wishes yesterday.

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Ed, I’m inclined to go with the description from the Famous Sheffield Shop. Jane whose the manager calls it a barlow…so I’m not going to argue with this fine lady.

 

[Old Engineer]

Carried these 2 all day today : Northfield 83 and Grohmann Bird & Trout

Even still had them when it was time to do the Vidalia Onion Bratwursts for supper

Continue to have the problem with not being able blindly insert the Grohmann back into the Sheath . I will be adding a tapered edge to the walnut handles . Grohmann does put a tapered edge on part of it , but it is not enough IMO and I will remedy that . It may break in with time and use , but I am not willing take that time .

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[DirtDawg]

"Yes, I do have a knife in my pocket. No, you may not borrow it."

Church pot luck picnic carry of the day...

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Couple of very handsome knives, Jeff; I have an inexplicable affinity for fake stag!

- GT

Thank you, Gary.
Yes, me too. Jigged, sawcut, and fake stag~
All Hail The Mighty Delrin!

 

[SteveC]

Superb pair, Steve; that cattle knife is magical!




- GT

Thanks Gary, That Wards is my favorite Cattle knife, maybe even my favorite knife

 

[JJ Cahill]

Nice to see you " packin " those sweet Remington's JJ.

Thank you kindly Bob!!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Great to see those two gorgeous Remingtons again JJ, particularly together, they look superb

Thanks a lot for your kind words Jack!!!

Rosewood and Ebony to start my week

Those two slicers look mighty fine together, Jack; an excellent way to start your week!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Distinguished dark duo, JJ!

Fascinating handles on that pair, JJ! How big is the top knife? It looks very hefty!

Thank you very much Gary, x 2!!! The Stone is around 3 3/4" closed, but the blade is both beefy and ground to a scalpel edge!

 

[JJ Cahill]

I started the week with mostly metal.

 

[Sacto]

Yellow case stockman today.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Way-Barney]

Doing a bit of brick pointing today and hate getting cement under my nails. this little fella will open the cement sacks as well.

 

[Jack Black]

HI Mike. I modded that RR080 by grinding the spay blade into a punch. Here's a pic of the other side.

Nice work Kevin

Sweet pair, Jack!

Thanks buddy

That's certainly not an injury you'd predict, Jack! I hope it's relatively minor, and not something like a rotator cuff "explosion" (something of which I live in constant fear).

No, my clavicle is still out of place at the front, so I hope it doesn't recur. Not the rotator cuff I don't think, but they just told me it was a soft-tissue injury at the hospital, which is pretty vague, and not very helpful

Thanks, Jack; those Cannon knives are much better knives than I was expecting.
Your bone WCLF is also a much better CAKE knife than I was expecting!

Thanks again my friend

All day in the salsa trenches…Well, half the day.
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One pot hot, one pot not.

The spicier batch got black beans and corn.

LOL! Looks great Jeff, you are very industrious

Ed, I’m inclined to go with the description from the Famous Sheffield Shop. Jane whose the manager calls it a barlow…so I’m not going to argue with this fine lady.

Jane is a very fine lady, but nobody who has ever worked at that shop has ever known as much about knives as the average new poster on BF. No doubt that piece of misinformation comes from the manufacturer, who until I had my Hartshead Barlow SFOs made, thought a Barlow was a short-bolstered Clip-point Jack. If they extended the bolster, they'd have to shell out for more nickel silver. That shop does sell genuine Barlows, but they're made by TEW, not by Wright's

Thanks a lot for your kind words Jack!!!

Those two slicers look mighty fine together, Jack; an excellent way to start your week!

Many thanks my friend

I started the week with mostly metal.

That's a superb way to start the week JJ, great pairing

 

[Jack Black]

Carrying an unusual German-made Lambsfoot, from the 20's/30's today, along with one of Charlie's Ancient Barlows for my my Random Tuesday pick

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[5K Qs]

Case Knife of the Week is a stag Peanut:



Colonial/Imperial/Schrade Knife of the Week is a Chinese Imperial sowbelly stockman with cracked ice covers:


- GT