What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I started with these this morning for an outdoor church service and picnik.
Thomas Jefferson Limited Edition Schrade was given to me a year and a half ago by Greg, sunknife sunknife . A variant of 881, I believe.


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I chose these for the rest of the day. The big one is a Schrade Walden 163, the other, my 33 Jack I bought new in the ‘70s.
The 163 is big and homely, and a favorite of mine.
I prefer a medium Jack for trimming the ends off and strings out of peas and beans.


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Salad of two kinds of lettuce, kale, and arugula, with chopped snow peas on top, and baked catfish.
Happy Sunday evening!
 
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My first experience of the generosity of you folks came in 2017. I was at a low point after my oldest son died from the TBI he came home with from Afghanistan. I’d posted a photo of my old Schrade 893 yellow Trapper, and mentioned that I should look for a matching 881 yellow Stockman to match it. I received a PM asking for my address from r8shell r8shell .
She sent me two yellow Schrades, this one, and the tiny yellow Stockman which is smaller than a Peanut. So every time I carry either one, they bring a bunch of great memories. Thank you, Rachel.

The Hawkbill is one of two Camillus #1s that I have. Even though it had obvious steel loss and clumsy marks from a bench grinder, I bought it and restored the blade because it’s a short line tang stamp, meaning it was made in the late 1940s. Gonna need it later after a Costco expedition.

Hope all you working stiffs have a great return to work today!
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
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My first experience of the generosity of you folks came in 2017. I was at a low point after my oldest son died from the TBI he came home with from Afghanistan. I’d posted a photo of my old Schrade 893 yellow Trapper, and mentioned that I should look for a matching 881 yellow Stockman to match it. I received a PM asking for my address from r8shell r8shell .
She sent me two yellow Schrades, this one, and the tiny yellow Stockman which is smaller than a Peanut. So every time I carry either one, they bring a bunch of great memories. Thank you, Rachel.

The Hawkbill is one of two Camillus #1s that I have. Even though it had obvious steel loss and clumsy marks from a bench grinder, I bought it and restored the blade because it’s a short line tang stamp, meaning it was made in the late 1940s. Gonna need it later after a Costco expedition.

Hope all you working stiffs have a great return to work today!
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It makes me smile as well, whenever I see you enjoying the knives, Jeff. :)👍

I am one of those working stiffs, of which you speak. At least I'm cheered today by carrying this whittler I picked up at an incredible deal at a flea market yesterday: (as well as your post this morning)

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