What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Buckeye Sharp]

Pre-gamin’ for Stagurday

 

[Pt-Luso]

Love that one. Ex girlfriend had a bus in late 60's.

Many thanks, Bob.

 

[pmek5]

Have a blessed weekend everyone.

 

[321Bandaid]

 

[afishhunter]

Jigged Bone (excluding the SAK Huntsman, and Toferner (non-folding) pocket knife) and trusty Carbon Steel (excluding the SAK Huntsman) for at least the remainder of 05-24.

Northfield UN-X-LD 828318 Dixie Stockman, in "Copperhead Jigged Bone".
(Late no date) 4 line Camillus 33 E.O. Jack.
Robeson 622110 large Jack. (Or it it a folding hunter with a pen secondary?)
'Year Of The Ox' Huntsman.
Toferner Celtic/Norse/"Viking" non-folding pocket knife on the side.

 

[Bloefield]

Wenger of some sorts I've had quite a while this morning

 

[conrad gutierrez]

Friday favorite

 

[5K Qs]

Old posts quoted by an old man.

Sumptuous stag knives, gents!

5K Qs I just read through the AAPK thread again and that is still current information (as far as I know). Knifeaholic on AAPK posts here as @cilohaefink on Blade Forums. I haven’t seen him post in awhile. OH

Thanks for the confirmation, Bruce, and thanks for the BF "backwards" username.

GEC #76 Jack

Exquisite Excalibur!!

Have a great weekend everyone.

Superlative jack, Tim!

Cadet for pool earlier today.

FrankenScientist for poker this evening. Sometimes a new quarter pops up and the magnifying glass comes in handy for reading the fine print

That pair has ultra utility, Mike!

Thanks, GT.
I agree, the Charlie Lambs are special.

Thanks for the challenge Gary.

You're welcome, Bob.
Your response was a tour de force!

Sure thing John:

Quality Queen scout, Tom!

GT, you inspired me a while back with your lambshark so I had to find one and I did!
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Good one, Dan; they're kinda weird, but wonderful!

2 Wrights makes it alright

Commendable commemoratives, José!
Are those 2 separate knives, or 2 sides of the same knife?

Waterville:

I should look so good at 110-180 years old.

You seem to be finding some rare vintage knives lately!

In homage to @Primble Had to get my CASE Sodbuster out too

Superior Sodbuster Jr., Will!

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Thank you my friend ......... it is very similar to bone stag, but, the dye is different and deeper jigging were my observations. I think they made around five models with the black shield and then some more vintage bone with Damascus blades and the standard Case shield.

I think they do add evidence, as you noted. It's hard to find a canoe from that era with red bone ...... the three from that era that I previously had were brown bone with no tint of red.

Thanks for the vintage bone vs. bone stag comments.
I've been calling my 1975 Case canoe "red bone" but I'm probably incorrect since I see little evidence of what I'd normally think of as a red shade in the bone. Here's another photo of it:


Out of curiosity, here's a 1965-69 Case canoe I have. I think I see red here; what does your experienced eye tell you, Rob (if anything, given my amateur photos)?

GT, My dentist told me that it could take up to four adjustments to get it to fit right .

I hope you can get it working with just 2 tries, Dan!

Fantastic replay Gary.

Thanks, Bob. I used to try to write comments every day, but can't seem to make time for it anymore.

We won the costume contest, but not the cornhole tournament.

Depends how seriously you take the activity.
Backyard players tend to call it "Bags", while competitive players will call it "Cornhole"... I call it a "Stupid Bean Bag Game" just to mess with people.

1 out of 2 ain't bad!
I have very little personal experience with the sport. I tend to call it "Quiet Horseshoes" (or maybe OSHA-approved horseshoes).

Stellar stockman, Steve!

Thanks, Gary.
It's my first Marble's and besides being beautiful and cheap, it has quality, I was happy.

Thanks, Gary.
There is no reference on the brand's website (they call it Navalha Sus scrofa).

Thanks for the info, José.

- GT

 

[Peregrin]

I'm carrying this 3.25" Swayback jack from Joel Chamblin today. Some really nice amber stag and CPM-154 blade steel.

 

[JohnDF]

Exquisite Excalibur!!

Thank you, GT.

I tend to call it "Quiet Horseshoes" (or maybe OSHA-approved horseshoes).

I'm stealing those.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Dwellers

 

[pmek5]

Good Morning Porch Dwellers

Good morning. Good to see you dwelling around more frequently

 

[sf fanatic]

Looks like another beautiful day here in the City by the Bay! Keeping me company with a nod to Black Friday the usual lamb and a Boker. Have a great weekend folks!
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[Rufus1949]

Can't help but wonder if she had a tie-dyed shirt as well ?!

With the short, shorts.

 

[Oldy]

winchester trapper, the blades on these are sturdy making this a sturdy knife.

 

[Oldy]

I'm carrying this 3.25" Swayback jack from Joel Chamblin today. Some really nice amber stag and CPM-154 blade steel.

That's a neat Lil knife

 

[RustyRick]

 

[TylerG12]

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[SteveC]

 

[echoscout]

Double goodness!

John Primble Belknap HDW. & MFG. Co. Slim Trapper ( circa 1940-68 ) for Friday. Since I've discovered my preference for the horizontal belt sheath in the warm weather (shorts) months, just about anything from around 4 to 5 inches closed fits in that sheath. This one is just under four inches closed.

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Quite a handsome knife!