What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JOELSM]

Happy Halloween!

 

[SteveC]

I’m diggin that little jigged guy. Always a good call to have a little jigged guy taggin along.


That’s a fresh looking TC Tyler!


Love the stag on yours! Such a great knife.


Jigging deliciousness. Stellar pair Steve.


That K’roo is not gonna get old for awhile


Classy pair my friend. Always easy on the eyes to see the 33.

Thanks Jon !

 

[Rufus1949]

I’m diggin that little jigged guy. Always a good call to have a little jigged guy taggin along.

Thanks Jon...hope the ground crew are having a good Halloween.
I like your combo today.

That's really scary Mr. R. ............. double coffins !!
(Especially if you are over 65 years old. )

Glad you are on the mend Mr.P.
I feel like I have a foot in each one.

 

[sbh06]

I’m diggin that little jigged guy. Always a good call to have a little jigged guy taggin along.


That’s a fresh looking TC Tyler!


Love the stag on yours! Such a great knife.


Jigging deliciousness. Stellar pair Steve.


That K’roo is not gonna get old for awhile


Classy pair my friend. Always easy on the eyes to see the 33.

Thanks Jon. Your craggy lamb and viper matched well also.

 

[Johnnythefox]

That's a pretty thing. Is it a Christmas ornament, or just itself?
Lots of good poems came out of that war, though a lot of good poets didn't.

There was a selection of brooches.

 

[Johnnythefox]

John say it ain’t so! You’ve become a Cage Monkey…Oh the horror and on Halloween! All kidding aside I hope you are well or at least getting better!

I took my bike of the road today for the winter.

The roads are covered in wet leaves and farmers sludge so a car it has to be.


I was trying to find one with a sun roof to no avail.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Sounds like an eventful day! You got some good pics. I like the one of the memorial & I wouldn't be able to pull my wife away from that Christmas section! I hope you are doing better now that you are out of the hospital.

There was some tasty treats on sale but also a lot of corny stuff,thats what Christmas is nowadays

 

[Johnnythefox]

I hope you are on the mend and congrats on the car.
I thought I heard some strange music.

I listen to Little Stevens podcast a lot in the car,I was today he plays some great stuff..

https://www.undergroundgarage.com/

 

[sf fanatic]

I took my bike of the road today for the winter.

The roads are covered in wet leaves and farmers sludge so a car it has to be.


I was trying to find one with a sun roof to no avail.

John I am fortunate to live in Motorcycle Meca where I can ride all year round. When it rains I just put on the rain suit and go.

 

[Rufus1949]

I listen to Little Stevens podcast a lot in the car,I was today he plays some great stuff..

https://www.undergroundgarage.com/

He does have an interesting podcast.

 

[321Bandaid]

I love that trapper. I only have the tribal lock in that series but I wish I would have got a full size trapper

Those sure are pretty!! First time I've seen the trapper. Wow!! The tribal lock is sweet too!! I've noticed the Whisky Bone seems to get even better looking as they age/wear. Good stuff!

 

[BigKurtHaze]

 

[Sacto]

Glad you had a great time Bart.

Thanks Todd.

Enjoyed a few days of fishing last week but now it back to reality. Sticking with this little guy again. Have a great day everyone!

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Looking good Todd. Glad the fishing (and the wine) was good

Good Morning Porch Sitters and Happy Halloween.
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The Waynorth lamb looks well-loved John.

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Received a new sheath for the Fall Creek from @Sharp & Fiery . Fits great and the craftsmanship is excellent. This style sheath makes carrying the Fall Creek in a front pocket very easy and convenient. Thanks again, Coleman.

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Looks like a handy sheath for a lovely knife.

Hopelessly behind again, but I tried. Here's some shanks from the last few days. Rufus1949 (Hi Bob ) thinks I've finally found a few favorite belt knives, but the truth is that I blew my pants budget on knives, cruising into winter with just 3 pair of jeans now and the belt loops don't work with 2/3rds of my sheaths. The wife noticed this and made some remarks, I had no retort for once. Guilty as charged


I'm always really impressed with your handmade bows and arrows! May I hit you up for advice on making staves someday, in exchange for pick of the litter? A few of my parent's Osage Oranges are looking pretty sick, and I've been gunning for that lumber for years.

I always love seeing your lineups, FC. Cool assortment of small fixed blades and customs

Viper and the craggy lamb on a Tuesday. Weather schizophrenia upcoming for South Carolina. High in the 60s, lows below freezing. Very typical.

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Great stag on that one, Jon.

 

[Sacto]

Boker Barlow today.

Happy Halloween everyone!

 

[btb01]

#97 today. Here are some pictures of the apple butter boiling. The cooking and canning process took about 20 hours. We used 40 bushels of stamen apples, 60 lbs of granulated cane sugar, clove oil and cinnamon oil; the yield was 108 quarts and 200 pints totaling 52 gallons of apple butter. Everything was donated by the church family leaving a profit of $2588. It’s a whole lot of work but a very rewarding process. Just keeping the old ways alive is worth it. I’ll post pictures of the finished product tomorrow.

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These two today with two cans of the apple butter we made this weekend.
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Dang I bet that’s good! I love apple butter.

Roughly my age (1940s), this knife looks a bit better than I do, but we get along fine; it's in my pocket today!!! Case XX big Jack - 6231 1/2 - genuine Redbone - 3 3/4" of Snappy walk and talk!!
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She’s a beaut, Charlie!

Little Case spey and a K'roo lamb.

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Nice Case spey, Paul.

We had an inch or two of snow this morning, which unfortunately will ruin the illusion that these pics of the girls in their Halloween costumes were actually taken today, on Halloween. Truth is we’ve learned that with school and everything else, if we want decent pics of the kids in their costumes, it’s easier to take them the weekend before Halloween.

Eleanor chose to dress up as Coraline this year. She’s been really into the movie lately (we even got to see a special screening at the theater recently), and she’s been reading the book as well.

Scout’s costume was a bit more… imaginative. I honestly still don’t know how exactly we landed on this as a costume. A while back she asked me, “What kind of penguin is a bat?” and somehow that evolved into her being a penguin-bat for Halloween.

Although it was a bit cold out, we had a nice time trick-or-treating. I had these two with me today, an Albers Lambsfoot in Katalox and a #71 Bull Nose in Muslin Micarta.

 

[afishhunter]

Back on belt.
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[Way-Barney]

Good morning Porchsters,

I will see how this copes cutting felt today. It usually get knives sticky and covered in tar, the carbide grit can mess up an edge also.

 

[RLB0414]

My trick or treat knives...double coffins.View attachment 2375216

The Grim Reaper shield is awesome

 

[Rufus1949]

The Grim Reaper shield is awesome

Thanks Rick.

 

[5K Qs]

Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider stag medium trapper:



Work Knife of the Week is a Camillus electrician:


- GT