What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Yesterday I received my prize from Bob’s Rufus1949 Rufus1949 recent birthday guessing contest. This Tinus Stone knife has a very nice refined look and feel to it. After some quick research, I think it’s the Small Companion model? I love the polished burlap micarta covers with hidden pivot and pins. It has a nice strong pull with a half stop that helps keep my fingers safe when opening and closing. It will certainly find its way into my pocket regularly. I can’t thank you enough Bob. I love it and I owe you one!

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Amir Fleschwund said:
Rick and Mighty Pen, the Cayennes are hot, but not insanely hot like Habanero or Ghost peppers. The only other hot pepper I’ve been growing are Poblanos ~ the mildest hot pepper I know of, and my hands down favorite.
I can get away with judicious use of Cayenne, but my girls are more sensitive to it.
These are all that i have left, and are starting to turn, so I’m drying them, and will use their seeds for next year’s crop.
I dropped the ball this year. Usually I take a needle and thread, and string up a long string to dry in the kitchen. Then crush them up for cooking or pizza topping.
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Consider yourself lucky if your girls will eat hot peppers. Paprika is as hot my wife can stand. Fresh ground black pepper is a no no. It is tough making chili with no heat. If I hear it up she cools it off with sour cream
 
pat9198 said:
Yesterday I received my prize from Bob’s Rufus1949 Rufus1949 recent birthday guessing contest. This Tinus Stone knife has a very nice refined look and feel to it. After some quick research, I think it’s the Small Companion model? I love the polished burlap micarta covers with hidden pivot and pins. It has a nice strong pull with a half stop that helps keep my fingers safe when opening and closing. It will certainly find its way into my pocket regularly. I can’t thank you enough Bob. I love it and I owe you one!

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Glad you like it Pat.
On the porch nothing is ever owed in my opinion. Just pass it on.🫡
 
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Watching Pittsburgh play Cleveland with these two nearby. Since I was born in Cleveland and all my relatives lived in Pittsburgh it's a fun game for me to watch.
The ebony on my Norfolk appears streaked with gray or white. It's a trick of the lighting. It's really quite black.
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