What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Ironbut]

 

[Boattale]

Thank you,its not all sunshine though,today was difficult thanks to selfish strangers I got some undeserved abuse.

They're lucky you didn't go all Craftsman on them.

 

[pat9198]

 

[sf fanatic]

I always enjoy your posts in this thread. But I have to say this one is above even your average.

Thank you Sir but I must confess my beautiful bride took the rainbow pic from her home office window.

 

[GregS]

A 15 HBK could be a one and done.

 

[Boattale]

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Yowza!

 

[RLB0414]

Gray area. You just gotta be quick: "Has anyone seen my trowel?"

The trowel will be considered by some here in Michigan as a fixed bladed weapon, which by law can only be carried during an open hunting season.
Glad coyote season is open year round
Typed as a Michigan resident

 

[Boattale]

Peckerwood and his cousin Slim are going to town today.

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[5K Qs]

SAK of the Week isn't a Swiss Army Knife, but it is made by Victorinox. It's a serrated stainless paring knife, one of the few fixed blade knives I have (and most are paring knives, as shown in second photo).



Stockman of the Week is the first sowbelly stockman I ever handled, an amber jigged bone Rough Rider. I'm sure I have far more canoes than sowbelly stockman knives, but in terms of my favorite pattern, sowbelly stockman is a close second to canoe and getting closer all the time.


- GT

 

[Grateful]

 

[afishhunter]

Is there such a thing as Mundane Monday?View attachment 2483945View attachment 2483946I managed to scoop up Mr Punkin without him oozing off my fork, and dump him in a better spot. We never carved it, so it’s full of seeds. I think the pumpkin farmer uses open pollinated varieties, so they should sprout.
Two years ago, chipmunks salvaged squash seeds out of a compost pile, and “planted” them under this tree in the front yard. They grew like crazy and spread all over. Maybe the pumpkin will do the same?

when i was in 4th grade my mum planted 5 pumpkin seeds in the good size yard we had at the time....
we "lost" the yard. had to go to the grade k to 3 school down the block to "play outside".

She NEVER planted any form/type of squash again. not even after her and step pop moved to Missouri and she had a 20 or 30 acre field out the back door & on the other side of the 1 acre pony corral/field for a garden if she so desired.

 

[Peregrin]

Had a rafter of turkeys in the yard this morning.
Carrying my Joel Chamblin WT for Monday.

 

[TazerFloyd]

Imperial Diamond Edge

 

[SteveC]

Albers Lamb and a Camillus #10 Barlow

 

[321Bandaid]

Albers Lamb and a Camillus #10 Barlow


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That Albers is no joke.

 

[Modoc ED]

Bear with me guys/gals/youngsters - I gotta get use (or is it used) to using Windows 10 and using this laptop. The keyboard sucks - keys very stiff - not responsive to my delicate fingertips. Well, the sun is shining bright and all the snow has melted. Gonna gather all the tax forms together to take to the tax man tomorrow. Totin this Bull Nose today. ????????????? for breakfast.

 

[5K Qs]

Case and a Zippo
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Beautiful bone on your Case!
What model is that?

Carrying a couple of vintage pieces from the East

I like that phrase, Jack!
Instead of referring to "Chinese Schrade" knives, I'll try to start using "Oriental Schrade" for a more mystical aura!

I could not have been more pleased with 31 straight days with the BF 34. Now…I will quit this insanity of consistency.

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Don't you have a knife that you'd be willing to carry each day of February, Jon? It's a short month!

Something different for this first time in a long time sunny Thursday.

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Both outstanding, Rob, and, on second thought/look, that pruner is probably BEYOND outstanding!

A couple of old bones for #tbt

Taylor Lamb and a Wards Stockman



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Voluptuous vintage knives, Steve, especially the Ward's Stockman!

View attachment 2479131recieved this incredible gift today,it was a gift from Jeff/amir ,after seeing his countless pictures of electricians knives i asked if he knew where I could buy one,that I was looking for one to give to my wife's son who is an electrician and and a collector of all things old, Jeff told me he had a few but none for sale but added I will gift you one,so true to his word here it is today resting on soft seal skin.and the crazy part about this is he had to mail it twice,having paying postage twice,landing today of all things on the wife's son's birthday. Crazy man crazy.

Congrats on the linesman knife for your wife's son, and kudos to Jeff for his generosity and persistence!

PAL Muskrat with us this morning at the far end of the Park. We haven't been able to get here in a while due to weather/access roads. Jack thrilled to revisit.

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That high-mileage muskrat and the mossy shelter look fantastic together!

Been using this exclusively since It arrived last week. Its my first stockman pattern and my only winchester black box knife. Really happy to have it. Hope everyone is having a good week!

Just in yesterday afternoon. Still no rain. I've completely given up on our weather person. Don't know where he is anyway since he left home yesterday after I slapped him until his socks fell down. Jimmy Dean hot sausage and eggs for breakfast. The hot sausage is the final test to make sure my chew is healed. Gotta be able to have a snack for the Super Bowl.

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It’s been a minute since I carried this one. Thanks again Modoc ED , it’s a beauty!

Great looking knives, and love the herd of turtles (realizing I don’t actually know the collective noun for a group of turtles. Herd? Pack?)



Two beauties!

Posting a little later in the day as it is mid-60’s outside, have been soaking up the weather .

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My newest addition, and I think it’ll become one of my favourite knives.

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Sowbellies on Parade! Love it! Thanks for posting that sowbelly quintet in all its diversity!

Le Thiers with brass handle by Coursolle

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I bought one of those and am so glad to have it!

I’ve been carrying this little fixed blade quite a bit since I got it a month or so ago.

I had the 14 today also.

Cool knives and rainbow shots, Bart!

Have a great Friday folks

Splendid pair of Barlows, Jack!

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The bone on your Camillus "half-congress" is sensational, Bob!

- GT

 

[sf fanatic]

A partly cloudy start to the day here in the City by the Bay! Chance for scattered showers but it looks like we may be drying out for the next few days. Keeping me company with a nod to Metal Monday the usual lamb and Mr. Peanut. Have a great week folks! View attachment 2484083View attachment 2484084

 

[Rufus1949]

The bone on your Camillus "half-congress" is sensational, Bob!

- GT

Thanks kindly Gary. Hope all is well with you and yours.

 

[SteveC]

Voluptuous vintage knives, Steve, especially the Ward's Stockman!




- GT

Thank you kind sir !