What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Posted on another thread. Carrying all four today.
IMG_4751.jpeg
 
SteveC said:
Both beauties but that Barlow, wow ! 😍
Click to expand...

Thank you Steve ! :thumbsup: 😊
Really nice pictures of two fine knives for you today ! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: 😍 🗡️

black mamba said:
Fabulous knives, Primble, the bone and jigging are stupendous! Me and Beni are getting along fine.

OQBA3i9.jpg
Click to expand...

Thank you Jeff ............. your Beni is a handsome piece ! :thumbsup:😍

ephsea said:
Mr P, I love seeing your knives! Only problem is I think I'm "done" with acquisition until I see your posts. I didn't even know I wanted any old Case! And that Carpenter's Whittler, wow just wow, my favorite vintage knife, period.
Click to expand...

Thank you my friend ...... that's a high compliment ! ............ I hope ! :thumbsup:😍🤣

rishma said:
View attachment 2497642
Click to expand...

That's a real fine example of that Case product ! :thumbsup:😍

echoscout said:
Wonderful vintage knives!
Click to expand...

Thank you my friend ! :thumbsup:😊

ephsea said:
dnbNxrLh.jpg

Friday favorites. Good knives, bad picture. Make Friday great Porch!
Click to expand...

I'm really loving that little fixed blade you're toting !
It might have "the critters" though. ......... always love seeing that Davison too ! :thumbsup::oops:😍😍

JOELSM said:
2019 BF knife made the cut for Black Friday.

View attachment 2497900
Click to expand...

That's a really nice collection of black and steel right there ! :thumbsup:😍
 
Feel free to laugh at me for todays saga,when I got home I was laughing at myself out loud. 😅


As the sun was out for as fleeting minute I went to the bird reserve for the first time in ages.

I knew I didnt have to walk far to the first feeder and there was a bench.

It was badly fooded thats not a lake thats a field,the mud was sticky and slippy.

I started to put extra peanuts on the posts,my feet slid and then stuck in the mud my knees gave way and I went down.

Its barbed wire so I had nothing to grab onto.

I ended up on both knees, barbed wire had gone through my finger,my arms where outstretched, my new jacket was ripped and stuck to the barb wire.

It looked like a scene from a Hollywood serial killer movie with me in a supplication pose.

I shouted quietly for help not wanting to scare the birds,no one came so I shouted "Help" properly.

Thankfully 2 people walking by helped me up,but in true slapstick mode they nearly went down in the mud as well. 🤭


Most people would have gone home,but I waited till the throbbing in my finger went down,then put a plaster on and took photos.

Was it worth oh yes,it I saw all sorts,had a comfy bench to take photos from and a hot flask for coffee and biscuits.

Towards the end a Sparrow Hawk appeared I must have seen him at least 8 times dive out of the woods and attack the birds on the feeder.

He was successful a few times,but he was so fast I only got one blurred photo of him.

The way he banked and turned like a Spitfire was amazing.

A thoroughly enjoyable afternoon out in the country side.

Ive washed my clothes and will have a go at repeiring my jacket tommorow when its dry.

Cleaned up the cuts on my leg and I am good to go and do something stupid tommorow.🤣


Tools for today my Sudbuster sent to me by mr San Franciso fanatic and my little Lumberjack a perfect country combo.

I love days like these. 😍










































 
Johnnythefox said:
Feel free to laugh at me for todays saga,when I got home I was laughing at myself out loud. 😅


As the sun was out for as fleeting minute I went to the bird reserve for the first time in ages.

I knew I didnt have to walk far to the first feeder and there was a bench.

It was badly fooded thats not a lake thats a field,the mud was sticky and slippy.

I started to put extra peanuts on the posts,my feet slid and then stuck in the mud my knees gave way and I went down.

Its barbed wire so I had nothing to grab onto.

I ended up on both knees, barbed wire had gone through my finger,my arms where outstretched, my new jacket was ripped and stuck to the barb wire.

It looked like a scene from a Hollywood serial killer movie with me in a supplication pose.

I shouted quietly for help not wanting to scare the birds,no one came so I shouted "Help" properly.

Thankfully 2 people walking by helped me up,but in true slapstick mode they nearly went down in the mud as well. 🤭


Most people would have gone home,but I waited till the throbbing in my finger went down,then put a plaster on and took photos.

Was it worth oh yes,it I saw all sorts,had a comfy bench to take photos from and a hot flask for coffee and biscuits.

Towards the end a Sparrow Hawk appeared I must have seen him at least 8 times dive out of the woods and attack the birds on the feeder.

He was successful a few times,but he was so fast I only got one blurred photo of him.

The way he banked and turned like a Spitfire was amazing.

A thoroughly enjoyable afternoon out in the country side.

Ive washed my clothes and will have a go at repeiring my jacket tommorow when its dry.

Cleaned up the cuts on my leg and I am good to go and do something stupid tommorow.🤣


Tools for today my Sudbuster sent to me by mr San Franciso fanatic and my little Lumberjack a perfect country combo.

I love days like these. 😍










































Click to expand...
What great pictures, and story! But be careful out there Johnny! I'm glad that you yelled loud enough!
 
change of plans since I got three new (to me) Stockmans.
Carrying the Bicentenial Imperial first.
Paired with a Weidmannsheil lockback (full size) "sodbuster".
(my only not a Rough Ryder carbon steel "sodbuster".)
I Still have the Toferner and the no name neck knife on me.
View attachment 2498182
Sunday I might switch to the Frontier (or the Case-Carhartt 63087SS) and my SS Sodbuster Jr..
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top