What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

 

[atk]

 

[pat9198]

 

[JonMcD]

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Patina is looking great my man!

 

[majorpain1]

 

[paulhilborn]

 

[Sacto]

Very nice indeed Bart

Thanks Jack

Thanks Bart, and I agree. It doesn’t hurt my feelings when I get asked to go out there. We did get a little free time on the last full day there and took that time to go out and visit the Cabrillo National Monument over in Point Loma. What an amazing place! If you’ll indulge me, here are a few pictures I took of the area.

Great shots, Jeremy

Thanks, Bart. And it’s a little more special since it was a gift from SteveC .
I’ve been blessed with gifted knives from fellow members, and it’s really nice totin and using them, as I’m sure you know with your gifted case from @JohnDF.

Agreed, Jeff. I always have good thoughts when I carry a knife that was gifted to me.

Glad to hear you're getting about now Bob. Pain not *too* bad, I hope? Best wishes for you being 100% again soon.

Very nice sheath Bart! So the Tk-I is definitely a keeper? Glad you've come over to the fixed side - I do most tasks with a sheath knife, simply because it's quicker to draw and requires less fuss. I use the slipjoints *because* they require fuss.

Can't wait to see you on hoarders Jeff. Maybe they'll do a midwest episode? KC decided to preemptively remove ALL ash trees from city property a few years back, about a thousand of them. The slaughter was heartbreaking, especially since I had no way to hoard any of it in my 2k sq ft basement (with almost no room left for aisles). The Ash borers are quite the blight

Love the walking stick Harry, kudos on a job well done!

I know it's WW but I missed my Eureka Jack

The TK-1 is a keeper for sure. I’m finding it very handy to carry a small fixed blade that fits in my pocket. For me it’s all about having the right way to carry it.
Love the eureka

 

[Sacto]

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Looks nice, Todd. It even has a porch with a railing for knife pictures! Enjoy the getaway.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack... It.'s my Big'un

Oops!

Cwilliams, you need to get to usin' that Daado, you've got some catching up to do!

That looks useful Jeff

Have a great Friday everyone

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Way-Barney]

Good Morning Porchsters,

I bought this a while ago, cant remember if it was when Rough Ryder fist came out or if it was because I like the sodbuster pattern, Blade spring doesnt work and you have to shove it across and then there is more blade play/waggle room than the proverbial wizards sleeve. I have consigned it to spreading butter and cutting toasted sandwiches.

 

[Primble]

What a beautiful barlow Mr.P and an exceptional pruner.

I gotta agree with what Bob commented above, beautiful Barlow and the pruner such warm and charming character in the wood, bolsters and blade.

Ruggedly handsome pair of knives Mr P.

Thanks for another look at that Russell Hawkbill, Mr.P!

Very kind of you all to say ! I enjoyed seeing the walking sticks some of you guys crafted.

https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjB11jq

Anyone know the age of my Primble?

The India Steel Works stamp was used from 1890 to 1940.

 

[Primble]

Two Catts for Friday

 

[Rufus1949]

Two Catts for Friday

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Two exquisite examples Mr.P.
I don't think I have ever seen any better than that pair.

 

[redsparrow]

decided on a Tortoise Shell Boys Knife for today, I like acrylics

 

[screened porch]

 

[black mamba]

That looks useful Jeff

Thanks, Jack, it's our most used paring knife in the kitchen, and my wife doesn't seem to understand carbon steel. She leaves it in all manner of damp or even wet conditions. But it still holds up.

 

[SteveC]

Two Catts for Friday

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A couple of beauties !

 

[Way-Barney]

Two Catts for Friday

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Hello Primble,

Two beauties there, what are "catts"?
The maker?