What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

The Tina 606 today, quite sharp and pointy she be, slip joint folder made in Germany, kinda chiseledged but has a slight bevel on both sides;

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paulhilborn said:
I've been pretty lucky as of late and have easily spent to much. But I could'nt pass this one up in the exchange as well from Kirkwood---apparently Autumn Gold Jigged Bone appeals to me:p

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:eek::eek: Both of your new autumn gold Northfields are fantastic - hard to pick the best - congratulations Paul!! :thumbup::)
 
Daniel J said:
That's a beaut Gary. Blade length?
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Thanks, the Tina 606 blade is about 2.4" long and the handle is just over 4" long, so you get a nice size handle with a shorter blade, provides good control of blade and tip.
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Primble said:
:eek::eek: Both of your new autumn gold Northfields are fantastic - hard to pick the best - congratulations Paul!! :thumbup::)
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Thank you Primble

KYenglish said:
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English, both knives are fantastic, the little fixed blade is great---I have a passion for small fixed blades:thumbup:

But that Camillus is absolutely stunning---looks like an excellent work knife---is it a conversion of Glenn's? What a great knife:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Paul
 
Paul,

NOW WE'RE TALKIN!!!! The 92 Eureka Jack in AG is quite possibly THE ideal pocket knife with that spear/coping combo. Mine is much cherished and one that will never leave my little stable, now matter how far I scale down should I fall into a minimalist situation! The 92 will most certainly be one of, if not THE ONE.

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Gary W. Graley said:
Thanks, the Tina 606 blade is about 2.4" long and the handle is just over 4" long, so you get a nice size handle with a shorter blade, provides good control of blade and tip.
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Thanks. I had a looky on a couple sites, seems like a very nice design. Not something I can justify buying currently, but one to put on the list f'sure.
 
arizonaranchman said:
Paul,

NOW WE'RE TALKIN!!!! The 92 Eureka Jack in AG is quite possibly THE ideal pocket knife with that spear/coping combo. Mine is much cherished and one that will never leave my little stable, now matter how far I scale down should I fall into a minimalist situation! The 92 will most certainly be one of, if not THE ONE.

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AZ, I agree---the coping blade is fantastic:thumbup: and so is the Spear of course but for a pure utility I see a bright future for the coping blade;) I've always admired when you posted yours:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

I love how Sturzi converted the pen into a coping blade on his Outlaw. I've seen a few #85 with it as well;)

Have a great weekend:thumbup:

Paul
 
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