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GEC Big Jack in Midnight Bkue Bone.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Canal Street Basham Orange Curly Maple Stockman.
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I typically carry 2 slippies. One is my old standby Case Canoe and the other is a Trapper. The Queen D2 was in my pocket today and the Canal Street is in the rotation for tomorrow.
Thats interesting coloring on the scales of the Canal Street. It looks nice, plus the tang stamp adds a nice touch IMHO
I typically carry 2 slippies. One is my old standby Case Canoe and the other is a Trapper. The Queen D2 was in my pocket today and the Canal Street is in the rotation for tomorrow.
Those two are dandy knives, but the Queen's profile, from the bolsters, to the clip blade, especially the clip blade, are just so much sleeker and nicer.
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My Kerry Hapmton Khnutbuster I just got yesterday.
I imagine this one will be in my pocket every day.
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.that's a beauty!!!
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Super nice Vince :thumbup:
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Since Friday of last week..
..This 'Harness Jack pattern -- Schatt & Morgan' in my right hand..
.. Up above I'm cleaning the debris out of the bolt of an old trusty Remington model # 514 .22 calibre Rifle that was made in the USA in 1948..
If you had a smoke you'd be ATF man for sure!
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Does a Buck 110 count?
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I'm gonna keep begging you for pics of this knife.
ken erickson
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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It is not often I carry a traditional knife in my pockets for a few reasons. However today I am have one that is very special to me. It is an Ulster dogleg with saber ground blades, yes, blades! Both the clip and pen are saber ground. This knife is special in that it was gifted to me by Roland(rproctor). Thanks Roland!
