What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Showing some love to the lowly, often disparaged pen blade. "Blade Delete!", they say. I say it's a great little tool perfect for fine work and fingernails.

Many old knives that I have seen, including my grandfather’s, show more sharpening wear on the little pen than on the main, meaning a lot of folks agree with you.
I wouldn't go so far as to say its not WW2 issue. Brass dividers don't necessarily preclude that.
I guess I should have said “most likely” not WWII production?
 
My tomato acrylic for Monday cause I think I'll show it to my wee grandson ... when he comes to visit this morning. It might match his Sesame Street tennis shoes. 😊
The Remington Granddaddy Barlow will be nicely tucked away in my belt sheath. ;)

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My tomato acrylic for Monday cause I think I'll show it to my wee grandson ... when he comes to visit this morning. It might match his Sesame Street tennis shoes. 😊
The Remington Granddaddy Barlow will be nicely tucked away in my belt sheath. ;)

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Gotta say, Mr. P, that tomato acrylic is really somethin’__😎👍🏻
 
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That’s a fine looker, Travis. Any chance of seeing all three blades?
My tomato acrylic for Monday cause I think I'll show it to my wee grandson ... when he comes to visit this morning. It might match his Sesame Street tennis shoes. 😊
The Remington Granddaddy Barlow will be nicely tucked away in my belt sheath. ;)

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Your new Jack has the colors of some varieties of termater, especially Cherokee Purple. Although the dark streaks go longitudinally down from the stem end toward the blossom end, not all swirly full of imagination induced critters. 😁
Sweet totes as usual, mi amigo.
 
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Felt like totin and using Camillus today. But my home made Hori Hori will get 99% of the using as usual in garden season. I made it out of a heavy mower blade. They used some great steel in old mower blades. I can get all the way down to the deep tap roots of the Mulberry and Walnut seedlings that the birds and tree rats plant in my garden beds. And it won’t bend.

As usual, cherry termater volunteers have taken over one end of my herb bed. I leave a few, pot up several dozen more to give away, and rip out the rest.

Happy Monday!
 
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