What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

ephsea said:
Thank you Patrick! The timing was bad (isn't it always?) but I've been following Dave quite awhile now, and when I saw this Cowboy I knew it was the perfect one for me. What was it Benjamin Franklin said? "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
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That's it, a timeless quote perfectly executed. 😎👍
echoscout said:
Nice pair. Handsome Horsewright!
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Thank you! I love your coyote and your cowboy, I need more. 🤠👍
 
SteveC said:
Nice mod !
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Appreciate that, Steve!. I’ve been using the small blade to clean up router cuts.
SteveC said:
TEW Lamb and a SW 294


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Great pair!
Not long ago you said we have similar tastes in knives. Your SW Jack is proof of that🤙
I think the 294’s blade combination is close to all-around perfect as a user, which is why I have one in delrin, and don’t use the bone ones too often. I’d have to be awfully careful with that lovely peachseed bone.
ephsea said:
Love the scales on your modded Camy Jeff, waycool carry for a TL-29 connoisseur. Thanks for the advice, will do my best to follow it but the last bit seems lost on me so far 🤷‍♂️ Finger bandaids are cool anyhow, right?
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Thanks, Fred!
Hey remember my free advice is worth every penny.
afishhunter said:
Addeded tew.
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Mora N°1 and a Mikov fish knife.
What I REALLY need is a 4.5 or 5 foot bladed Claymore with a on the back/over shoulder baldric, a 18 to 20 inch belt dagger, and a 6 foot blackthorn Shellelagh/walking staff.
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😁👍
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All that armament just to keep them from putting beets on your plate, right Steve?
 
bigfish64 said:
That old bone looks great. 😎👍
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Thanks Todd !

Amir Fleschwund said:
Appreciate that, Steve!. I’ve been using the small blade to clean up router cuts.

Great pair!
Not long ago you said we have similar tastes in knives. Your SW Jack is proof of that🤙
I think the 294’s blade combination is close to all-around perfect as a user, which is why I have one in delrin, and don’t use the bone ones too often. I’d have to be awfully careful with that lovely peachseed bone.
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Thanks Jeff, I'll have yo keep an eye out for a delrin one 👍


mitch13 said:
Wood Wednesday
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Nice pair for WW !
 
conrad gutierrez said:
Only beauties from you Mr Primble Primble
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Thank you my friend ........... I could say and as a matter of fact do say the same for you. :thumbsup:😍

Johnnythefox said:
I love the top Case great photo,it looks like the same model Dan sent me from Canada.
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Thank you Johnny .............. he sent you a fine knife then. :thumbsup:😊

CelloDan said:
Thank you my friend, you will never have to ask that twice :cool:
Never sharpened after 60 + years and in it's original box 😍
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Outstanding !!! :thumbsup: 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍

echoscout said:
Loving that red bone!
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Thank you my friend ........ P. luvs red bone too ! :thumbsup:😊

chevyrulez1 said:
Gonna let this one ride in the pocket for a while
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That's a really really handsome jack ! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:😍
 
New to me Buck Creek copperhead arrived in yesterdays mail, pocketed with a fat spear blade Schatt for todays carry.
I've wanted a knife with waterfall celluloid handles since I find the covers to be attractive in spite of the risk involved with cell off gassing. I'll store it away from my other knives to be safe. ;) Question; does anyone know if the (92) on the blade etch designates the year of manufacture or model number?
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