What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mac0731]

These two found their way in the pocket this AM. Likely to get tagged out for desk fidgeting.

 

[DaveHS]

Twos Day morning!

 

[JW225]

Hi Dave, I regret to say, I don't know the burl used. It was a gift that had a recover by glennbad.

Looks like Buckeye Burl to me, Bob.

Here’s some on a 112…

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 today :

Harry

 

[Rufus1949]

Looks like Buckeye Burl to me, Bob.

Here’s some on a 112…

Very nice example Jim. Thanks.

 

[mbkr]

Another sample of buckeye burl on a Buck 501

 

[SteveC]

 

[JW225]

Very nice example Jim. Thanks.

Thanks, Bob — your re-cover from Glennbad looks absolutely amazing!

 

[Rufus1949]

Another sample of buckeye burl on a Buck 501
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Mike, another stunning piece.

 

[Modoc ED]

Oh joy!!! We're heading out to DMV for Cindy's drivers license renewal. I'm toting my new Buck 389 Canoe. ????for breakfast.

 

[JW225]

Lil' Cowboys ride Lil' Appaloosas, don't they?

 

[JW225]

Cocobolo 42
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Beautiful!

 

[JW225]

Fantastic Juniper arrival yesterday 10cm / 4" Sandvik version. Delighted is a lame understatement

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Glad to see that one finally made it home, Will. Congrats -- that's a beauty!

 

[sf fanatic]

The rain clouds are moving in today here in the City by the Bay. Forecast is for rain this afternoon through tomorrow but we will see. Nothing major on the agenda for the day. Keeping me company two true blue beauties on this Tuesday. Have a great day folks!

 

[DaveHS]

 

[Oldy]

black box stockman

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

This is a photo of an English knife on an Irish wool cap owned by a a Scotsman named Hugh Campbell. I know nothing of Mr. Campbell, but his flat cap ended up in Armstrong's Secondhand shop in Ediburough. We flew there to meet our newborn Grandson, who is now nine years old, and lives in Colorado.
I thought it was not cultural appropriation for me to wear because I am a quarter Scot of the Duncan clan. From Perthshire to the coal mines around Bryceville Tennessee. Great Grandpa was killed in a coal mine disaster, and Grandpa and his brothers helped their Mom by hunting small game with a single shot .22, and foraging wild greens in the Smokies.
Really a cool guy who taught me a lot. He passed when I was a teenager, at the age I am now. I have his pocket knives, and the ones he bought me for fishing. Along with his fishing boat and rods and reels and tools.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

These 2 today :

Harry

Even though it's not stag, I hope you find that new one with the great blade useful, so you post it often.

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Nice 194! Nobody did Serpentine Jacks like Schrade

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Tuesday’s pairing

 

[Rufus1949]

This is a photo of an English knife on an Irish wool cap owned by a a Scotsman named Hugh Campbell. I know nothing of Mr. Campbell, but his flat cap ended up in Armstrong's Secondhand shop in Ediburough. We flew there to meet our newborn Grandson, who is now nine years old, and lives in Colorado.
I thought it was not cultural appropriation for me to wear because I am a quarter Scot of the Duncan clan. From Perthshire to the coal mines around Bryceville Tennessee. Great Grandpa was killed in a coal mine disaster, and Grandpa and his brothers helped their Mom by hunting small game with a single shot .22, and foraging wild greens in the Smokies.View attachment 3101724
Really a cool guy who taught me a lot. He passed when I was a teenager, at the age I am now. I have his pocket knives, and the ones he bought me for fishing. Along with his fishing boat and rods and reels and tools.

Really interesting family history Jeff.
What a collection of memories you have.