What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Modoc ED]

This being Egg Saturday, I thought this Egg Yolk Yellow Color covered Case Sod Buster Jr. would be an appropriate carry today.

I'm just kidding about it being Egg Saturday but you kinda think like that when you get a 5-figure estimate for shingling a roof. Back in the day, I'd have gotten my brother-in-law and an old Navy buddy to do the job with me but they're dead and in the grave and I'm just one foot away from joining them so hire it out I must.

 

[Viper84]

This being Egg Saturday, I thought this Egg Yolk Yellow Color covered Case Sod Buster Jr. would be an appropriate carry today.

I'm just kidding about it being Egg Saturday but you kinda think like that when you get a 5-figure estimate for shingling a roof. Back in the day, I'd have gotten my brother-in-law and an old Navy buddy to do the job with me but they're dead and in the grave and I'm just one foot away from joining them so hire it out I must.

That's pretty typical for a shingle replacement! Hopefully insurance is covering most of it?

 

[Chief]

Spare ribs absorbing rub before a visit to some pecan in the stickburner.

Best steak I have cooked in a long time. Before.

Money shot. Figured out how to get char but keep it medium rare. Have a great day!

 

[TheFactor]

 

[paulhilborn]

 

[Whetstone39]

Hope everyone is having a fine weekend.

 

[Tuna]

 

[SteveC]

Good Saturday carry!

Thanks buddy !

 

[lambertiana]

Fantastic!

Not to get too off topic of what I’m “totin’ today” but here’s a few of the Albers-related clip points I put together for a pic recently. Great knives all of them.

Do you know who made that Moore Maker?

 

[Crappie71]

 

[echoscout]

Schrade Walden Jr Cattle Knife, Venture Lamb and a Horsewright Coyote

 

[Primble]

This being Egg Saturday, I thought this Egg Yolk Yellow Color covered Case Sod Buster Jr. would be an appropriate carry today.

I'm just kidding about it being Egg Saturday but you kinda think like that when you get a 5-figure estimate for shingling a roof. Back in the day, I'd have gotten my brother-in-law and an old Navy buddy to do the job with me but they're dead and in the grave and I'm just one foot away from joining them so hire it out I must.

I went through what you are going through last year, only twice. Once for new roof and once for new siding. It does pay to shop around and to not settle for the first estimate. I wish you luck !

 

[mbkr]

Picture was taken from a machine gun pit at work.

Not something you hear everyday.

Great knives, but I love the fact that you work somewhere with a machine gun pit

+1

Oops! Wrong thread.

Wait...what?

I wonder what the Sterling means. A promo run for a company?

Apologies to Primble for stealing his thunder...
Its sterling silver. A silver bullet as it were

 

[Viper84]

Today, we feast!

 

[Xhul]

 

[mbkr]

Me and Ralph went to a gun show this morning. He sold some brass, and I sold a revolver. The only thing I bought was six charity raffle tickets on a Henry .357, lever action carbine
Took FrankenScientist because the magnifying glass is great for looking at those tang stamps on vintage pocket knives and model numbers stamped on the cranes of revolvers. There were some knives, but the only one I tried to buy was a Kabar 1013 peanut. We couldn't come to terms

 

[Johnnythefox]

2nd ride of the season,Pony Jack along for the ride.

 

[ZHoovie]

Just came in from a GAW here on the porch. Right into the pocket it goes!

 

[knarfeng]

Electrician

 

[afishhunter]

Ugh ....
Since I carrying a classic (onshore) Old Timer 8OT with carbon steel blades in pocket, I probably should put a classic (domestic) Old Timer with a carbon steel blade on my belt ... even if in the "wrong" sheath.
1978 to 1984 4 pin 7OT.
Old style stud closure SMKW sheath.

The SAK "SWISS SPIRIT" Companion can go on an a belt loop.

I probably won't need the Huntsman's saw today.
If I do, it is with-in reach on the rollator.

Case Canoe made it to its camp site and is relaxing.