What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[Jack Black]

My twisted Tuesday carry, a T.Wattam mop ( thanks to Jack Black) and a lamb.View attachment 2390577
Will announce winner of GAW at 1 pm...still time to guess.

Nice pic Bob

Cougars
The police shot a cougar in Chicago a few years ago.
[actually more like 15 years ago]

Just the Kingston for shoulder therapy again.
Those physical therapist are really pretty amazing.

Prior to 1976, you could keep any sort of wild animal as a pet here, with few, if any, regulations. Just round the corner from where I live today, a mile or so from the centre of Leeds, a man kept a full-grown lion in his garage. The poor beast was chained to the floor, and school children queued up to see it, paying a penny a time. One day, the lion escaped, and was roaming the, normally busy, streets, for a couple of hours, before the police turned up, tranquilized it, and took it to a zoo. I understand that the incident led to a change in the law, and the introduction of the Dangerous Wild Animals Act in 1976. I tried finding a photo of the lion online, (as I remember seeing it on the TV), but it seems there were a lot of similar cases!

Nice to see that Lamb stepping out of the shadow.

Thanks pal, it's very light and pocketable

Good Morning Porch Sitters
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Looking cosy my friend!

Sorry hit button by mistake...oh well. few minutes early.
Please forgive any mistakes.

Ok...this GAW went chronologically from Jan.1st.

My wife's b-day is Oct.8th.

Oldy- July 25th
birdsbeaks- Sept. 9th
SCFlyGuy- Dec.25th
ZHoovie- March 17th
WillPower- Feb.17th
321Bandaid- Oct. 9th
JonMcD- Nov. 15th
SoandsoMcMasters- March 6th
PenisMightier- Oct. 15th
RLB0414- Nov.4th
Pat9198- Jan. 1st
RetiredUPSDriver- Nov.14th
BlackMamba- Jun. 2nd
5K-Qs- Nov 14th
I feel bad when I have to choose one winner, so I have a knife for the person farthest, chronologically from birthdate.

He is Pat9198..Jan.1st
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Winner is. 321Bandaid...Oct.9th.
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Congrats and thanks for participating and putting up with me again.
Winners please PM me with full name and address.

Congratulations to the winners You have outdone yourself Bob Having already been a victim of your generosity, I didn't think of entering, but also realised that as I remembered wishing your wife Happy Birthday recently in the Guardians thread, I had a significant advantage!

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Love those knives

A couple of vintage carries today...Remington Jack and Shapleigh DE half congress.

Lovely oldies Paul

McGrew Hillbilly Classic and a IXL Lamb

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Superb pairing David

Off day carry. Hope everyone had a great day.

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Pair of stunners Paul

Took this photo this morning, then got so busy I forgot to post it. View attachment 2391155

I've done the same myself Todd Great-looking pair

It's always nice to share your travels John There is a similar bench outside our local library. Unfortunately, the plaque refers to the soldiers, from all over the British Commonwealth, who fell in WW1 (and of course the Commonwealth was not then established) That's a very handsome war memorial isn't it? After a busy war in Europe, my Granddad was in both Palestine and Egypt, with the RA

Priceless!

Having a few problems with the site this morning Happy pockets though

 

[Rufus1949]

Nice pic Bob


Congratulations to the winners You have outdone yourself Bob Having already been a victim of your generosity, I didn't think of entering, but also realised that as I remembered wishing your wife Happy Birthday recently in the Guardians thread, I had a significant advantage!

Having a few problems with the site this morning Happy pockets though

Thanks Jack, two of my favorites. It was a selfish celebration, but was happy to include others.
Very nice choices to keep your pockets happy today.

 

[bigfish64]

Another nice pair !

Thanks Steve, I appreciate the kind words.

Not to worry. We waited for you!

I can see that!

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Beautiful peanut José.

I've done the same myself Todd Great-looking pair

Thanks Jack, my students are keeping this old man hopping!

Having a few problems with the site this morning Happy pockets though

Nice pair Jack.

 

[Travman]

 

[ron55]

I've been totin' the 2023 Bladeforums Humpback since it came in the mail a couple of weeks ago.

 

[RustyRick]

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Very Nice!, i'm waiting on mine ; #6. Well...If they ever get around to actually fulfilling the order and sending it.

 

[sunknife]

I'll be toting these two as soon as I'm out of my pajama's and on the rode. The 74 will ride in the back pocket and the 66 in the watch pocket.

 

[black mamba]

Unicorn this morning

 

[SteveC]

Sorry hit button by mistake...oh well. few minutes early.
Please forgive any mistakes.

Ok...this GAW went chronologically from Jan.1st.

My wife's b-day is Oct.8th.

Oldy- July 25th
birdsbeaks- Sept. 9th
SCFlyGuy- Dec.25th
ZHoovie- March 17th
WillPower- Feb.17th
321Bandaid- Oct. 9th
JonMcD- Nov. 15th
SoandsoMcMasters- March 6th
PenisMightier- Oct. 15th
RLB0414- Nov.4th
Pat9198- Jan. 1st
RetiredUPSDriver- Nov.14th
BlackMamba- Jun. 2nd
5K-Qs- Nov 14th
I feel bad when I have to choose one winner, so I have a knife for the person farthest, chronologically from birthdate.

He is Pat9198..Jan.1st
View attachment 2390858

Winner is. 321Bandaid...Oct.9th.
View attachment 2390859
Congrats and thanks for participating and putting up with me again.
Winners please PM me with full name and address.

Thanks for such a generous GAW and congrats to the winners !

A couple of vintage carries today...Remington Jack and Shapleigh DE half congress.

Lovely bones !

Nice pic Bob

Prior to 1976, you could keep any sort of wild animal as a pet here, with few, if any, regulations. Just round the corner from where I live today, a mile or so from the centre of Leeds, a man kept a full-grown lion in his garage. The poor beast was chained to the floor, and school children queued up to see it, paying a penny a time. One day, the lion escaped, and was roaming the, normally busy, streets, for a couple of hours, before the police turned up, tranquilized it, and took it to a zoo. I understand that the incident led to a change in the law, and the introduction of the Dangerous Wild Animals Act in 1976. I tried finding a photo of the lion online, (as I remember seeing it on the TV), but it seems there were a lot of similar cases!



Having a few problems with the site this morning Happy pockets though

Nice pics Jack !

 

[pat9198]

It's another beautiful morning.

 

[screened porch]

Dangerous Wild Animals Act in 1976. I tried finding a photo of the lion online, (as I remember seeing it on the TV), but it seems there were a lot of similar cases!

We have them in SW Michigan, but last I knew they were deemed to be exotic pets abandoned in the wake of a law like yours, not constituting a breeding population. Which we all believe, like, totally.

 

[315]

 

[RoyalHolic]

 

[Primble]

Peter Rabbit and Tascosa for Wooden Wednesday.

 

[Rufus1949]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Nice pic Bob

Prior to 1976, you could keep any sort of wild animal as a pet here, with few, if any, regulations. Just round the corner from where I live today, a mile or so from the centre of Leeds, a man kept a full-grown lion in his garage. The poor beast was chained to the floor, and school children queued up to see it, paying a penny a time. One day, the lion escaped, and was roaming the, normally busy, streets, for a couple of hours, before the police turned up, tranquilized it, and took it to a zoo. I understand that the incident led to a change in the law, and the introduction of the Dangerous Wild Animals Act in 1976. I tried finding a photo of the lion online, (as I remember seeing it on the TV), but it seems there were a lot of similar cases!

Thanks pal, it's very light and pocketable

Looking cosy my friend!

Congratulations to the winners You have outdone yourself Bob Having already been a victim of your generosity, I didn't think of entering, but also realised that as I remembered wishing your wife Happy Birthday recently in the Guardians thread, I had a significant advantage!

Love those knives

Lovely oldies Paul

Superb pairing David

Pair of stunners Paul

I've done the same myself Todd Great-looking pair

It's always nice to share your travels John There is a similar bench outside our local library. Unfortunately, the plaque refers to the soldiers, from all over the British Commonwealth, who fell in WW1 (and of course the Commonwealth was not then established) That's a very handsome war memorial isn't it? After a busy war in Europe, my Granddad was in both Palestine and Egypt, with the RA

Priceless!

Having a few problems with the site this morning Happy pockets though

In all the times I’ve looked at pics of your Hartshead Barlow, I’ve never noticed that crooked little ridge in the stag. Quite distinctive, and very cool.

Regarding your second pic, to satisfy my curiosity, please take a minute and count the rings on that beautiful old tree stump.
You may need these, being a man of a certain age…Heck. I need them to look at this thread.

 

[JohnDF]

Cool photo John

Thank you, Todd.

Looking cosy my friend!

Thank you, Jack.

What a great pair of pocket knives.

That Barlow... Wowza!

That's a great picture of your well-loved Lamb.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Sitters

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

23 Jack with ‘loid scales, and Loewen Messer with pretty wood. The Jack is old ~ late ‘40s, I guess. No idea how old the Lion is, but it sure looks old. Harry gave it to me.

If you’ll forgive me, I thought I would take and share some pics of what we are still eating out of the garden.

My third planting of lettuce is never going to reach full size,but I can cut leaves for my daughter’s beef sandwich. Baby spinach leaves, too.I dig leeks when I want leeks.Lots of green onions leftTurnips. I just grew them for the greens, so never thinned them.ParsleyFennelCilantroBrussels SpeoutsKale