What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[RickHuf]

Very nice Sunday pairing.

Thanks! Sunday is good for the ones I don't want to beat up

 

[mbkr]

It’s a sad day in the McMasters’ household. Shattered in two, just like my hopes and dreams! Have an awesome Sunday, y’all!

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[Invoice]

 

[Jack Black]

Hope you have a great day Jack. WaBoom and the Remington Jack make a good pair. That old man in the Remington pic looks like hes lost in time and space contemplating eternity.

Good pair and pic!

Thank you Bob. My Cowboy Toothick with Sheep Horn doesnt have a tang stamp either. I have no idea why.

Thank you Jack. I'm liking that knife a lot more than I thought I would.

Thank you my friend, kind of hot here for Yorkshire, but I'm coping

 

[kyhunt]

Church carry today.

 

[Chui]

Dozier Personal Utility to slice up the Cote de Boef from the braai today……..

 

[JonMcD]

Feeling a little "vintage" this morning, so I brought out the Schrade 175.
If all goes well, I've have another one of these "tuned-up" to match my coral micarta 50T.
Not a die-hard Ford fan, but I can't bring myself to have this particular blade polished.
Turning pruners into swooners... one blade at a time.

https://imgur.com/Q2G5pgc

As a current F150 guy and a former Mustang guy, please don’t desecrate the oval . Definitely a cool knife.

 

[Angry Waiter]

Lots of 29s here the past few days. Reminded me of this generous gift from an anonymous porch member. What a nice guy. I agree with the others that this has a great set up.

 

[321Bandaid]

As a current F150 guy and a former Mustang guy, please don’t desecrate the oval . Definitely a cool knife.

Don't worry, Jon! It'll stay in it's current certified pre-owned condition. If it were a Chevy, it would have been traded already.

Now, where are the keys to my Tacoma?!

 

[DLD25]

 

[5K Qs]

For the second week in a row, my rotation schedule has given me the usual 2 canoes PLUS a bonus canoe in the Stag/Horn category!!
Canoes of the Week are two Rough Riders, one a synthetic yellow carbon steel canoe and the other a completely mistimed over-sized Christmas canoe:



Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Mohawk stag canoe made in Germany for AG Russell:



- GT

 

[birdsbeaks]

Now, where are the keys to my Tacoma?!

I found mine.

https://imgur.com/a/wtDpVZV

 

[Rufus1949]

For the second week in a row, my rotation schedule has given me the usual 2 canoes PLUS a bonus canoe in the Stag/Horn category!!
Canoes of the Week are two Rough Riders, one a synthetic yellow carbon steel canoe and the other a completely mistimed over-sized Christmas canoe:
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Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Mohawk stag canoe made in Germany for AG Russell:
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- GT

Your Mohawk is a sweet one Gary.

 

[Rufus1949]

I found mine.

https://imgur.com/a/wtDpVZV

I'm with Jon...gotta be a Ford.
Prepped for storage.

 

[birdsbeaks]

I'm with Jon...gotta be a Ford.
Prepped for storage.
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I'm down in South Florida and, when I was in the market, Ford wasn't offering a trim package with cluster missiles - a basic necessity in these parts...

 

[Rufus1949]

I'm down in South Florida and, when I was in the market, Ford wasn't offering a trim package with cluster missiles - a basic necessity in these parts...

I'm for any pickup.

 

[321Bandaid]

I'm with Jon...gotta be a Ford.
Prepped for storage.
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Three beautiful examples of Ford "getting it right". What year is the eldest?

I was actually a technician at the local Ford store when that last Lightning came out.

"Grandpa Bill" opened a body shop in 1954, so you can imagine I've seen almost one of everything at some point. We worked on and/or painted everything from muscle cars to dump trucks. The last car we painted before he retired was an antique Bentley that left for the Barrett-Jackson auction.

Oh, boy! These pictures have caused a flood of memories. The walls in the waiting area at his shop were absolutely covered with pictures just like this. I couldn't stand spending my summers at the shop back then. Looking back, I wouldn't trade all those Bondo-buggers for nothin'.

Thanks for sharing these! I mean that.

 

[Rufus1949]

Three beautiful examples of Ford "getting it right". What year is the eldest?

I was actually a technician at the local Ford store when that last Lightning came out.

"Grandpa Bill" opened a body shop in 1954, so you can imagine I've seen almost one of everything at some point. We worked on and/or painted everything from muscle cars to dump trucks. The last car we painted before he retired was an antique Bentley that left for the Barrett-Jackson auction.

Oh, boy! These pictures have caused a flood of memories. The walls in the waiting area at his shop were absolutely covered with pictures just like this. I couldn't stand spending my summers at the shop back then. Looking back, I wouldn't trade all those Bondo-buggers for nothin'.

Thanks for sharing these! I mean that.

Thanks, I know the feeling.
The oldest is a '56 with a 460 Cid.
The Bentley must have been a labor of love...lots of detail.

 

[Will Power]

Rain and lolligagging today.
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Fine pairing but even nicer to see coffee beans. Just don't understand WHY more people don't grind their own? The freshness & flavour without parallel. I hope you're using 'Traditional ' methods to grind them ? None of that electricity witchcraft

 

[Rufus1949]

Fine pairing but even nicer to see coffee beans. Just don't understand WHY more people don't grind their own? The freshness & flavour without parallel. I hope you're using 'Traditional ' methods to grind them ? None of that electricity witchcraft

Beautiful mill Will. You are correct, one cannot beat the freshness and flavor.
I hate to disappoint but I use an electric burr mill.
I might have to search for a manual mill.
Bob