What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Way-Barney]

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What beautiful burl, it looks like flowing, hot, molten lava, tremendous!

 

[Pirate63]

Black Appaloosa Coke Bottle........The best fit/finish of any Rough Ryder I own (25+) Just a flat out beautiful pocket knife.

 

[Pirate63]

 

[bigfish64]

Thanks, Todd. I may need them. You never know . Probably not though

Rule number 1.....never schedule important stuff on Friday. Nothing ever gets done on Friday. The hell with it. Give them all A's and get on with it . Sweetest Case barlow on the interweb.

Very nice Case Todd and a school year almost half over.
Let them grade each other.

Thanks for the kind words and great advice fellas!

Shouldn't your bobber be yellow and fuzzy???

Then I’d have to call it a “strike indicator!”

Good Afternoon Porch Sitters
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Man, that’s a beautiful blade.

 

[echoscout]

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[Rufus1949]

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Very nice David.
Have you stopped or used a stone on your Horsewright? Just wondering how it takes or holds an edge.

 

[Oldy]

these knives were made for work in the bush

 

[Rufus1949]

View attachment 2378300these knives were made for work in the bush

Obviously, two highly functional knives.
Congrats on your awards and skills.

Bob

 

[Dr-Mabuse]

These two were on the bench for some oil and a bit of appreciation and then into my pockets they went.

 

[JohnDF]

Then I’d have to call it a “strike indicator!”

What's the difference?

Man, that’s a beautiful blade.

Thanks... I seem to have de-valued it.

 

[afishhunter]

Put the Marbles toothpick & 5 blade RR stockman away in favor of a SARGE Official BSA Barlow, and CASE TB61028W DAM tear drop (born 10-07-15, according to the box) I "think" these are a more practical carry when combined with the SAK's.
Elgin born between 01-01-1885 and 12-31-1885, is back in waistcoat pocket.
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Jinhao X450 fountain pens.
Gray Marble has Noodler's 'Lexington Gray' ink.
Blue Marble has Nodler's 'Warden's Bad Blue Heron' ink.
Nort shown: pens conining Noodler's 'Red Black' and 'First Emperor' inks.

 

[Crappie71]

#77 today.

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 today : Cattaraugus Congress and 2019 BF

Harry

 

[echoscout]

Very nice David.
Have you stopped or used a stone on your Horsewright? Just wondering how it takes or holds an edge.

Thank you Bob! For my purposes they hold an edge very well. A couple passes on a fine hone or strop keep'em sharp. Course I seldom let knives get really dull anyhow. YMMV!

 

[Rufus1949]

Thank you Bob! For my purposes they hold an edge very well. A couple passes on a fine hone or strop keep'em sharp. Course I dont let knives get really dull anyhow. YMMV!

Thanks for the info.

 

[majorpain1]

Took the day off to visit Boxley Valley near the Buffalo National River to see the elk while the rut was still going on. Missed the colors by a week. +

 

[mitch13]

These today.

Dig that Schrade, Barrett! Do you rotate between the two that you found at the Badger Blade Show, or just keep one stashed in reserve?
That other knife looks cool, too. Dig that unique Delrin!
Regarding troublesome critters, follow the old rule of SSS. Shoot, Shovel, and Shut Up.


Great leather work, G2!

Gorgeous over the top Burl, Paul!
What kind of soldier duty are you doing today?
To be honest, a Peanut can handle almost everything.
I do all of our grocery shopping, so I have some experience in these matters. I’d say say little bag of supplies cost you about $75.98


It’s quite simple. Start with a block of wood, and just remove anything that doesn’t look like a chain.

I’m going to guess Brazilian Cherry, or African Bloodwood.
We need a poll, and a prize for the winner!

I don’t blame you, and given that it is late spring Down Under, white shoes are appropriate for the well dressed gentleman.

Nice Scandi, Wayne

Has the two blades I use the most.

Nice pair of modern day classics, JB.
I hope you had your Barbour at the market!

That Camillus is sweet, Jer.

I’m mowing every day, but not grass ~ chopping and bagging leaves.

For ballast purposes, I suggest one knife in each front pocket so you don’t walk in circles.

I looks like they were bored.

Nice

Thanks Jeff,
That pic was my regular boots, mongrel brand Aussie made. I wear most of the time, even with shorts.
Today I am wearing white, great for gardening.

 

[pat9198]

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Great photos! I’ve tried planning for the colors for years but I’ve given up. If it happens it happens, but your photos are awesome anyways. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Oldy]

What's the difference?

Thanks... I seem to have de-valued it.

These are my hunting and trapping buddies.im a little more modest(not to imply my buddy isn't he very much is and shy)he has over 40 awards for fur preparation and such.he has been invited to many communities in the country to talk and teach fur preparation. He grew up in the bush were his cousins were the only other family in a two house village off the Hudson bayline.i just went up to visit him,and give him a gec.this was meant to reply to rufus

 

[Cwilliams563]

BF knife again. I used it to dismantle this box for another nice (larger) knife from Daado Dalibor today.




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