What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mitch13]

 

[Old Engineer]

This little fixed blade is very nice, and the handle is superb. What kind of wood is it?

Thanks for the kind words my friend . It is a pretty handy knife for what I do . You will have to ask sunknife what the wood is used for the handle . It is a pretty comfortable to use handle . That knife is probably a little bigger than you think it is .

Harry

 

[Rufus1949]

Great combo Bob!

Thanks kindly Mitch.

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 today :

Harry

 

[Jon0385]

Reunited with my collection for a few days

 

[JonMcD]

Impressive pocket dump, Jon!
Do you watch a lot of Sesame Street?




- GT

I got my degree from Sesame Street University.

Very nice traveling companions Jon.

They look good and don’t cause drama. Ahhhhhhhhhh.

You could have worse companions

Sometimes it’s nice to travel with companions who can’t talk back .

Temp has dropped to highs of 90°F +/-, back to walking without dropping due to heat. Yay. Companions for today. Cross-post from traditionals and watches.

Lookin sharp Gordon! That’s down right fall-like for your neck of the woods . Down in the low 80’s here. A beautiful day.

 

[majorpain1]

Basic Bare Head Jacks..

 

[OldHercDude]

<snipses>

Lookin sharp Gordon! That’s down right fall-like for your neck of the woods . Down in the low 80’s here. A beautiful day.

Low 80s sounds wonderful.

We're high desert-ish here at 4500' +/-, it gets cool in winter with snow on occasion when the moisture is timed right.

First year since I've been here that the heat kicked my arse. Injured my lower left leg this spring, by the time I could go walking again the heat had already built. I normally walk all year and get acclimatized through spring into summer and the heat doesn't bother me as long as I stay hydrated. It stuck me mostly inside about 3.5 months this year. Now I have a lot of walking to do to rebuild strength and endurance.

 

[DirtDawg]

I'd call it a stockman. Also, have to wonder it the pen blade didn't start life as something else, like a spey perhaps. Or its just a well used pen.

Thanks. Had it not been for the Pen blade, I too would have called it that. I really don't see it as a reworked Spey. It does look like a well used Pen to me.

 

[Cwilliams563]

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[paulhilborn]

These 2 today :

Harry

Very nice Harry, cant beat that Farmers Jack

 

[Old Engineer]

Very nice Harry, cant beat that Farmers Jack

Thank you Paul !!! Lot of truth in that statement my friend .

Harry

 

[321Bandaid]

Feels like fall outside, my favorite time of year. In the woods this morning gathering mushrooms. Found some Chicken of the Woods to cook for dinner later.

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And enjoying the excellent weather with a book, tending to the fire so the grill will be ready to go when it’s time to cook later.

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Ellis, I like your style! Good stuff.

 

[321Bandaid]

Heading out to church. Eggs and bacon for breakfast. Hope everyone has a good Sunday.

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If you cook, I'll clean. Just throwing that out there! Don't overthink it.

 

[Prester John]

If I've already posted this this morning, here it is again.

If I "liked" it earlier, I'll "like" it again.

 

[echoscout]

Calf Roper and a Coyote

 

[Sacto]

Beer and sausage.

 

[Way-Barney]

The dog was crying a lot this morning, even though it was raining and she does not usually like the rain. I took her out anyway and thought it may be an opportunity to practice wet weather fire lighting. I took along a German no name penkife and a fixie. The penknife is one of my favourites, the no name knife serves very well for general purposes, cutting rope, sandwiches, boxes etc. I get a shaving sharp edge from the medium norton with a nice toothy bite, even without any stropping. I didn't get the chance to practice fire-lighting, the Zippo got wet.

 

[Jack Black]

Little spey and Jack's '19 Lambsfoot. Have a great day everyone.

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Oak Lamb and a Army Air Corp Utility by Camillus


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Nice pairings gents

Ixl swayback will get to ride along with my congress for a day or two.

I might be becoming an IXL fan. This looks to be the same age as a couple already in the pile and all of them are awesome. Guess I'll have to search for an IXL lamb of similar vintage....

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Good luck with finding an IXL Lambsfoot Rick


I'm carrying my K'roo Waboom Lamb again today (thanks Rufus1949 ), and Random Tuesday has handed me a Nicholas Nichols Pocket Cleaver, gifted to me by Reaper AL (Hope you're doing OK Al )

 

[Way-Barney]

I'm carrying my K'roo Waboom Lamb again today (thanks Rufus1949 ), and Random Tuesday has handed me a Nicholas Nichols Pocket Cleaver, gifted to me by Reaper AL (Hope you're doing OK Al )

The kindness and generosity of members on this thread is breathtaking.