What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

deskil said:
Mine has a solid lock-up with no blade play in any direction (thick blade stock, well done flat grind, centered, sharp), impressively smooth operation (easily pinchable), better finished and lighter than expected. It's what a Queen Mountain Man lockback ought to be, minus the D2 (Boker's 440C steel here). Definitely a best buy in the backpocket category.
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Thanks deskil, just what I wanted to hear:) (not sure my wallet agrees!)
 
probably my favorite pocket knife for paring duty. right there with the opinel #6, though this has the more usable tip.

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Doug Add said:
Beautiful knife Jeff, one I love to look at every time you post it!
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Yes, Doug, but it's now a vampire. Yesterday it bit my index finger when closing, a nice, bloody 3/8" gash.
I had my right index finger just barely in the glide path when closing the Wharncliffe, and with it's good snap . . . :o

At least I know it is sharp!
 
Just picked this one up in a trade (thanks Tony), gave it the spa treatment..... and will be in my pocket for a couple days. #73 single in bocote.... but you guys knew that.



 
roninelh said:
Just picked this one up in a trade (thanks Tony), gave it the spa treatment..... and will be in my pocket for a couple days. #73 single in bocote.... but you guys knew that.



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Very nice.

We're off with the caravan for the weekend so I'll be taking two





Should cover all the bases:)

Sam
 
scruffuk said:
Very nice Sam.
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+1 :thumbup: I like the look of that 73 too :thumbup:

Have a good weekend folks. I'm off to my grandaughter's 'naming ceremony' in Sheffield tomorrow, something I've been dreading for months. I'll be carrying the MOP handled Wostenholm Pen I bought when she was born.
 
black mamba said:
Yes, Doug, but it's now a vampire. Yesterday it bit my index finger when closing, a nice, bloody 3/8" gash.
I had my right index finger just barely in the glide path when closing the Wharncliffe, and with it's good snap . . . :o

At least I know it is sharp!
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Just like it's smaller sibling, the peanut, has done to me one more than one occasion!
 
Yesterday, I carried, let's see, "all of them."

I took pictures of just a few, including this one (on borrow from rockgolfer for just a little while longer):

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Location, location, location. :cool:

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~ P.
 
The 12OT pictured on top. The 18OT, which sitflyer kindly sent me, was passed on to another member who likes Schrade Old Timer knives.

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