What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[lambertiana]

 

[echoscout]

All bases covered with those three !

Thanks pard! You have a couple nice ones today also!

 

[SteveC]

Thanks pard! You have a couple nice ones today also!

Thanks buddy !

 

[mitch13]

Decided to experiment and took some cuttings of some favourite plants, coping blade made for a clean cut

Check out that jigging.

 

[Sacto]

These two today.

Funny how friendly they get when you show up with the supplement.

 

[Jack Black]

Good insights on knife guards!
I picked this Bowie up at a little Ozark gunshop back in the early ‘80s for my truck driver’s weekly lunch budget of $20.
All I know about it was that some local guy forged it, and stamped 1981 on the blade.

I made the sheath before I knew how to stitch leather.

I did a lot of polishing on the blade and cleaned up the finish.
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Thank you Jeff, that's an interesting knife, looks like that feller knew what he was doing Nice to see a bit more of it my friend

Are you referring to me, or the duck? Sorry, Jack, sometimes, I just quack myself up...

Thank you very much for your kind words, Jack!!! I've been getting a bit overwhelmed, as of late, with family matters.

Those two beauties look mighty fine, perfect for your Sunday best! The very unique Lamb you had with your Svord on Saturday was super cool, as well!

So I understand JJ, you have to get your priorities right though my friend Thank you very much for the kind words

Hanging onto my Hartshead Barlow today, shown here with one of 3 postcards that Johnnythefox included in the recent gift package he sent me Also got a Random Tuesday fixed blade, a collaboration between Boker Plus and Midgards Messer, called a Little Dvalin

 

[Crappie71]

Just touched the blades up on this one and dropped it in my pocket; now off to work. Hope everyone has a good day.
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[Pt-Luso]

 

[5K Qs]

Great pair, GT!! That combo should get it done.

Thanks, Chris.
I have a few peanuts, and they're in my rotation schedule so I carry them, but I seldom use them. They're a little smaller than I like.

Looks like a fine knife!
Who made it? Is it German? What pattern is it?

Really like the color and jigging on your Sodbuster Jr.!

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Looks like good times and great knives, Todd; splendid photo!
Do you still have your "turtle corral"?

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Stull using the High Carbon Premium Cattle made by Camillus for Sears, pre-Craftsman days, and this Klein Lockback.

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Really like that cattle knife you carried several days last week, Jeff!
What blades does it have? Is that clip blade its original shape, or did you have to fix a broken tip?

I was never a Scout, but I'm pretty sure this is what it feels like when you receive your first merit badge. @Rufus1949

Here's to my porch promotion:
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If it weren't for slacks, I'd be totin' two.
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Thanks again, Bob!!

Congrats on winning those two superb knives!

Good evening porchsters,

Not used one of these for donkey's years.

Chamfered some sawn timber, to save me get the sander out. Chopped the onion and cut a chicken into eighth's (bones and all) for chicken curry stew. Very capable knife, it just goes to show how versatile good geometry and hard steel can be. Cuts better than knives 20 times the price.

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Almost every time I use one of my Opinels, I wonder why I'm interested in any other knives.

John, I don't know much about English churches. What are the "decorated boxes" in the racks of the pews in that church/chapel? Some kind of book for use in worship (maybe Bibles or hymn books)?

I'll try to check in from the cemetery occasionally

Its where I go to get a good cell signal

You know all the tricks, Mike!

WW! That's a really attractive Half Hawk!

These in my pockets today . It has been toooooooo long since I have carried them together .

Harry

Stunning stag models, Harry!

Handsome pair my friend

Thanks, Jack.

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I'm sticking with the Peasant and adding my K'roo Lambsfoot

Couple of captivating cosmopolitan cutters, Jack!

Posting between music rehearsal and church service on a beautiful, and crisp morning.
Old Cattle Knife, and a @glennbad stag modded little Schrade. Thanks, Bob!View attachment 2396622View attachment 2396623

Still admiring that cattle knife, Jeff, and the stag pen knife is outstanding!

- GT

 

[Corto_Malt]

Thanks, Chris.
I have a few peanuts, and they're in my rotation schedule so I carry them, but I seldom use them. They're a little smaller than I like.


Looks like a fine knife!
Who made it? Is it German? What pattern is it?


Really like the color and jigging on your Sodbuster Jr.!


Looks like good times and great knives, Todd; splendid photo!
Do you still have your "turtle corral"?



Really like that cattle knife you carried several days last week, Jeff!
What blades does it have? Is that clip blade its original shape, or did you have to fix a broken tip?


Congrats on winning those two superb knives!


Almost every time I use one of my Opinels, I wonder why I'm interested in any other knives.


John, I don't know much about English churches. What are the "decorated boxes" in the racks of the pews in that church/chapel? Some kind of book for use in worship (maybe Bibles or hymn books)?


You know all the tricks, Mike!


WW! That's a really attractive Half Hawk!


Stunning stag models, Harry!


Thanks, Jack.


Couple of captivating cosmopolitan cutters, Jack!


Still admiring that cattle knife, Jeff, and the stag pen knife is outstanding!

- GT

Thank you. It's really beautiful and very well finished. Centered blade, perfect fit, very nice bone stain, it's a very nice Case chosen by Leslie Tomville whom I thank very much.

 

[Jiki]

 

[Jack Black]

Couple of captivating cosmopolitan cutters, Jack!

Thanks a lot buddy

 

[Primble]

Man that knife is a stunner! It ticks all the boxes, has stag, a wharncliffe and clip point blade, a birds eye rivet, and a really cool deer shield.

Most appreciated ....... he ticked a lot of boxes for me, as well.

I daresay that Mr No Shields On Stag! @Will Power may be willing to make an exception.
Dean Robertson is a new one to me ~ looks like a nice Trapper. Even without a spey…

Thank you Jeff ! Will said you were confused.

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What a beautiful piece of cutlery !!!

 

[Primble]

Back to old for rainy Tuesday.

 

[bigfish64]

Looks like good times and great knives, Todd; splendid photo!
Do you still have your "turtle corral"?


- GT

I do still have the “turtle corral.” They’re all dug in for the winter.
That midnight swirl stockman sure is a pretty little knife.

 

[screened porch]

a collaboration between Boker Plus and Midgards Messer, called a Little Dvalin

How do you like those reverse mini choils?

 

[lambertiana]

Looks like a fine knife!
Who made it? Is it German? What pattern is it?

- GT

It was made by Puma. It is a single blade stag handle version of the Puma Junior, SFO for AG Russell in 1974.

 

[Travman]

 

[SteveC]

Back to old for rainy Tuesday.

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Nice pair !

 

[screened porch]

I was thinking these make a nice combination. Camillus and Imperial.