What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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As I work in the film industry, I named it "Forrest Tucker".

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SAK Guy said:
Here's one with it's wings spread! :)

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:thumbup:

-this post, and the scout knife thread gives me a hankerin' for these types, I'm on the trail of a few at the moment;)
 
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A Mora picked up whilst in the UK at one of the glass factories there in the early 80's, begged it off one of the workers, modified the blade to a clip point and carved in a guard like area to make it a bit more safer...

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gr8dismal said:
Tool Time =====>>

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As I work in the film industry, I named it "Forrest Tucker"


:thumbup:

-this post, and the scout knife thread gives me a hankerin' for these types, I'm on the trail of a few at the moment;)
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That's a great Big Chief and good luck on your quest! :thumbup:
 
SAK Guy said:
Thank you P! It's a Boker 940 scout/camp. I haven't seen too many of them on the net but other folks must have some stuck back. It was an late 70's - early 80's production I believe...SS blades/rosewood scales.

Here's one with it's wings spread! :)

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Thanks for the additional information and picture. Funny how a knife suddenly catches one's attention, eh?

SAK Guy said:
That GEC is a joy to see every time! :thumbup:
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Thanks! It's a favorite favorite for sure, especially given the blade selection. Thanksgiving season seems to be bringing out a hankering for stag, of which I'm fortunate to have these two beauties from which to choose:

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~ P.
 
Gary W. Graley said:
A Mora picked up whilst in the UK at one of the glass factories there in the early 80's, begged it off one of the workers, modified the blade to a clip point and carved in a guard like area to make it a bit more safer...

Mora_1.jpg


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Love those older Frost's Moras! :thumbup:
 
Thanks guys, and yes having the carved out area for the guard helps to locate better than before, as it was oval and you could easily mistake things!

They had these in their company store room for the maintenance guys would get issued to them, with the laws in the UK now, I wouldn't think they still do this!

Edge is still fairly convexed with a small bevel at the very edge, handy little knife!
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pertinux said:
That'll do. :-)

Also? I've sent you a Private Message on how to display your spankin' new user group instead of "registered user."

Nice avatar. :)

~ P.
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Got it, thanks! Wish the good folks at Hewlett Packard would hire you as a technical writer, as your instructions were much easier to follow than what I received with the printer I just bought from them. Thanks again. :thumbup:
 
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