What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Today I felt in the mood for some change, so I put this in my pocket. It found nothing to cut, and I can't seem to warm up to it, but it is a beautiful knife nonetheless... :)

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Fausto
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rcoulas, that sure is some sweet stag! Love the way the two sides are pretty even in the swell of them, bet its pretty nice feeling in hand:thumbup:
 
quattromori said:
Today I felt in the mood for some change, so I put this in my pocket. It found nothing to cut, and I can't seem to warm up to it, but it is a beautiful knife nonetheless... :)

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Fausto
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FAUSTO.....That sure is beautiful.....I gave away my black jigged bone version to a guy i work with yesterday...He is a competition Cowboy shooter,and the knife he carried was totally inappropriate (Chinese with a thumbstud ya know!)....He was very happy with his new knife...................FES
 
quattromori said:
Today I felt in the mood for some change, so I put this in my pocket. It found nothing to cut, and I can't seem to warm up to it, but it is a beautiful knife nonetheless... :)

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Fausto
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Fausto, that knife looks very cool to me. I used to have that knife, but in dark brown bone and somehow I never warmed up to it and passed it along, but the pearl on this looks very cool, I bet it looks even better in person!

I've been quite busy lately so I haven't been posting much, but seeing your name pop up gave me all the inspiration I needed. This is not what I'm carrying today, but it is what I carried with me while I was traveling in Russia and Ukraine for a month. This knife performed admirably slicing up cured meats and cheeses and bread, preparing a full meal using only ingredients grown in my grandma's garden, trimming some bark of a birch tree for kindling and of course as a very handy mushroom knife when we went mushroom hunting in the forest. I really warmed up to it during the trip, it held a great edge and the grind is so thin it cut just fine even after losing it's shaving edge. The stainless blade meant that I never had to worry about any corrosion issues for the whole trip and its so slim that never knew it was there until I needed it...a really fine knife in my opinion.

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I love those black box winchesters. Still kicking myself for passing on a coffin jack I saw on the exchange a while back. Pearl covers suits it. I'll have to hunt one down.

Confucius- nice shot and amazing haul. Russians are in the habit of eating mushrooms considered inedible here. I understand they parboil them to destroy the toxins. A hardy people!
 
quattromori said:
Today I felt in the mood for some change, so I put this in my pocket. It found nothing to cut, and I can't seem to warm up to it, but it is a beautiful knife nonetheless... :)

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Fausto
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Hehe, I found one of those exact jacks in an antique store back home...I regret not picking it up every time I see a Coffin Jack
 
Walking another section of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal again today. Carrying these two chaps :)



 

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Three blades for the day. Started with the Dovo.....moved on to the Svord Mini Peasant in the garden, and this evening I will carry my RR Congress while watching Lincoln in the local village hall.
 
this Day , my Puma White-Hunter I & II on Picture -Shooting
 

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