What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Thanks buddy!

Seems I'm behind most of the time.

Good choices!

LOL! Thanks David, seem to be working so far Have a great day

 

[Travman]

 

[SteveC]

Such a great part of the world. Thanks for the photos!

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I was going to ask Dan why he thought that you’d never dare wear those in public…

For some reason, my wife won’t let me go barefooted.View attachment 2379869

Yup, and I like the fire like color in that Case bone, too.


And wisely toted in two protective slips!

Not just an old Case. A sweet old Case Linesman/Electrician!

Welcome to the Porch!
Dang! That looks way too good.

Very nice, Steve!


Monthly Men’s Breakfast, music rehearsal, and then dismantling some of the garden made for no time to catch up here.
Totin all Schrades on Schradurday.
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Thanks Jeff and nice trio of Schrade's !

Nice combination Steve

Thanks buddy !

Blimey, doesn't take much to fall behind with this thread! Hope everyone is having a great weekend

I carried this Albert Oates Sheldon Lamb, very generously gifted to me by Kevin @seas165 on Friday...

And today I have my Albers Lambsfoot, and a Brisa Kephart on yard and cardboard duty

Lovely grain on both !

 

[Peregrin]

Is the black death tin for tobacco?

I gave up tobacco 30 plus years ago, but I suppose it could be used for it. I figured I might put something as pedestrian as cough drops in it.
Here's a couple more pics of it. It's got a lot going on.

 

[ZHoovie]

Glad to see another local on here, I’m over in Blythewood.

There’s just something about Ebony I love.

Awesome
Love that selection you've got! Looks like they've spent some quality time in the pocket.

 

[JohnDF]

Looking good John

Thank you, Jack.

Nice looking FB.

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[Ironbut]

 

[Jiki]

 

[mbkr]

Foggy in the river bottom this morning. The leaf roundup went well yesterday. I'll have to do it again when the maples drop the rest of their leaves. There's still a bunch up there.


Ol' 496 so far today. Everybody have a fine Sunday

 

[ferider]

 

[black mamba]

 

[bigfish64]

Yup, and I like the fire like color in that Case bone, too.

Thanks Jeff!

Cool pic Todd!


Perfect way to start the day

Thanks Jack.

And today I have my Albers Lambsfoot, and a Brisa Kephart on yard and cardboard duty

Beautiful wood handles on those two.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Y’all have a great Sunday

 

[afishhunter]

Decided to go Euro today for the week.
Bergamasco (by Codega) (Italian) clip point friction folder (C67 carbon steel blade). Handle is either boxwood or beachwood, I'm not sure which.)
Opinel Number 6 with Olivewood handle, and an Inox blade. (French) (I still haven't got around to popping off the lock ring. )
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The Swiss continget (Victorinox 'Year of the Ox' Huntsman, and a Hercules) remains on my belt.
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The Czech contingent (Toferner "Celtic/Norse/Viking" non-folding "pocket knife") remains in the so-called and alleged "watch pocket".
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(in a "DIM" (did it myself) modified factory sheath.)

 

[echoscout]

Nice Henry Sears & Son !

Thanks buddy!

LOL! Thanks David, seem to be working so far Have a great day

Hope you have a good one Jack!

 

[Scholefield123]

John Lloyd Lannys clip in Micarta , love how this engraved shield turned out

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Bunny today, with a couple others.
This one has been with me since I received it!

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Not me. I did not use it much when we first got them. I was wishing it was bigger. But it’s growing on me.
I am starting to really like it. It’s NOT too small, and I love the blades.

Could be, I dont know who the seller was.

It has three blades, the can opener is snapped off, looks like a camping type.

Could be any number of manufacturers, but I’d guess Ulster, Camillus, or Imperial made for a deparment store. If it were made for Scouts, I’d expect a BSA or Be Prepared shield.

Looks like no hard frosts over by you yet.
I pulled a mountain of marigolds, zinnias, nasturtiun, sunflowers, and tomatoes, laid them all out in a row, and went back and forth with the Cub Cadet until they were chopped up fine, then put it back in the garden.

All the fall speouted hollyhocks are still growing.

Your flower beds are great, Trav.

Thanks Jeff and nice trio of Schrade's !



Thanks buddy !



Lovely grain on both !

Thank you…All hail the faithful and durable Delrin!

I gave up tobacco 30 plus years ago, but I suppose it could be used for it. I figured I might put something as pedestrian as cough drops in it.
Here's a couple more pics of it. It's got a lot going on.

A few years ago, it became a fad for guitarists to velcro cool little tins on their pedal boards for picks and such. That would work.

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You keep showing this knife. I am suffering from increasing avarice.

Drinkin an explosive brew, today?

 

[Peregrin]

Have a peaceful Sunday!
Bud Nealy Aikuchi and a Scarperia Zuava.

 

[Peregrin]

A few years ago, it became a fad for guitarists to velcro cool little tins on their pedal boards for picks and such. That would work.

Oh yeah! I could keep guitar picks in there too! Thanks, Jeff!