What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[bigfish64]

Got the boat winterized and put up for the season. Now it’s time to pack up the bar.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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[mbkr]

Congrats on your professional re-certification, Mike! Your Buck lockback is very elegant!









- GT

Thanks, Gary

 

[btb01]

I'm a big fan of knife-on-post photos, but you've upped the intensity with 2-knives-on-post-with-water-background!

Thanks, GT. I was only slightly nervous about knocking one into the lake!

Barrett they did a great job botching it.

Just living up to the porches standard with the GAW.

Two different styles two great knives Barrett.

No one botches a knife like GEC!

 

[unclekurty]

A wharncliffe on Wednesday.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack! Every time I see that photo of Harry Brearley, I think about the mural on the back of The Howard in Sheffield, which had sadly been vandalized by the time I visited. (If I remember correctly, it has since been replaced with something else.)

I don’t know why I didn’t take a picture of it when I was there — I must have passed it at least three or four times in the 24 hours or so I was in Sheffield — but for now, at least, it’s still preserved on Google street view, in tact from one side, and as it was when I was there from the other.

Me too Barrett Despite what Google may say though, that's actually the back wall of the old Cossack pub, rather than The Howard, a little further down the road (Howard Street). It was a terrible shame that the mural was vandalised like that, and for no reason I can see (Harry Brearley was an absolute diamond) Here the mural is with one of my few stainless Lambsfoot knives, by Stan Shaw

And freshly painted in 2013

Poor guy lost his pet and a revenue stream all in one day.

I’ve got my #35 Johnny-on-the-Spot and Stag HHB in my pocket today.

Two fine lambs, Jack!

Excellent choices for those holidays, Jack!

Thanks Gary

 

[JonMcD]

 

[Joefairbanks]

Well, I've really taken a shine to the 34! I really like it's size and main blade- fits my hand wonderfully.
Today I am packing my "new to me" Bunny to see how it stacks up. It's a LNIT example, but I'm still favoring the 34 so far...

 

[SCFlyGuy]

Thank you.

My daughter wants to get a second tree just for my ornaments.

Jiki i am a little late in this response, but I ABSOLUTELY AGREE with your daughter!! Your wonderful creations should have their own place of prominence and be displayed for all to see vs. being obscured by a plain, old ordinary ornament!!

 

[SCFlyGuy]

A gloomy day makes for a dark photo, but this little ‘bottom of a tool box’ $1.00 yard sale find is a favorite. I believe it’s a Cattaraugus, but only a faint Little Valley marking is present on a pitted and a bit corroded tang. Someday, perhaps I’ll try to clean it up, but I’ve got a slew of ‘someday projects’ in queue!

 

[SteveC]

Large Lamb and an American Jack

 

[SteveC]

Dandy duo of dark knives, Steve!
When I was a kid, a Yankee drill like that was my favorite style of drill. I could control it better than the "eggbeater" kind of drill, and WAY better than a "brace and bit" drill with the big U-shaped crank handle and the knob on top.



- GT

Thanks Gary !

 

[Jakeywax31]

Work pair

 

[321Bandaid]

Two of my favorites.

 

[Chief]

Ironwood Wednesday. GEC did a great job on this run.

 

[bigfish64]

Work pair

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Fancy work!

 

[Rufus1949]

Work pair

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Is that before the calamity?

 

[Oldy]

the wife beaded the symbol for missing aboriginal children

 

[Pt-Luso]

Beautiful peanut José.

Many thanks.

 

[Jerbhola89]

Took the day off to spend the morning with my youngest ‘SJ’ on her birthday (now 4!). Breakfast at a diner at the old neighborhood that I hadn’t been to in about a decade.

Been carrying the cattle knife since Monday; it may stay in the pocket this whole week. With this amazing slip by sbh06 to carry it, how can I not?