What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Smithhammer said:
My name is Smithhammer, and I approve of the abundance of barehead ebony on this page. :thumbup: :D

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I agree and that ebony Scout looks fantastic! ;)

Be careful pickin' her up off that cactus. :D
 
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.
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I posted four more photos and some more narrative about this ole knife in the Old Knife Thread, if you are interested.

Have a good day! :)
 
Primble said:
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.
PrimbleJackKnife1_zpsa6b6f8bc.jpg~original

PrimbleJackKnife2_zps41817703.jpg~original


I posted four more photos and some more narrative about this ole knife in the Old Knife Thread, if you are interested.

Have a good day! :)
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Congratulations on your post-count sir, that's an outstanding knife :thumbup:
 
Thanks, Primble. But my Scout pales in comparison to that 'ISE' you're carrying today! What a knife! :thumbup:

The Bull Nose has been going everywhere with me this week:

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Mixing it up this morning but if I have a cigar this afternoon, substitutions will be made. (I will be working on that Russlock edge too)

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The old radio will get the mail duty again today! :thumbup: Thanks Paul!
 
I had this for wooden wednesday,



then used it to open this which arrived in the post.

 
Very nice Paul :thumbup:

I'm carrying this old John Petty Sleeveboard today.

 
Primble said:
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.]

That is an awesome knife Primble! :eek: You say 1930's-1940's but from what Tony Bose has said, and I quote "Pre 1930's, hammered pins, not spun, that dates it for me".
I am going to the Old Knife Thread to learn more about it.......hope I didn't :foot: before I commented. Good stuff. :thumbup::)

Thanks for showing and have a good one.

Thanks for the compliment on my knives....I missed that post somehow.:p
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Primble said:
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.
PrimbleJackKnife2_zps41817703.jpg~original
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Superlative!! Man o man o man



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Primble said:
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.


I posted four more photos and some more narrative about this ole knife in the Old Knife Thread, if you are interested.

Have a good day! :)
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Really beautiful knife P!! :thumbup::thumbup:
 
Markesharp said:
Primble said:
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.]

That is an awesome knife Primble! :eek: You say 1930's-1940's but from what Tony Bose has said, and I quote "Pre 1930's, hammered pins, not spun, that dates it for me".
I am going to the Old Knife Thread to learn more about it.......hope I didn't :foot: before I commented. Good stuff. :thumbup::)

Thanks for showing and have a good one.

Thanks for the compliment on my knives....I missed that post somehow.:p
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The era of this knife is debatable - the guy I purchased it from was a pretty knowledgable knife guy and he said that 1930's to 1940's was his best guess. If T. Bose said something different, I would have to agree with Tony.;)
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Jack Black said:
Congratulations on your post-count sir, that's an outstanding knife :thumbup:
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Many thanks Jack! :)

Smithhammer said:
Thanks, Primble. But my Scout pales in comparison to that 'ISE' you're carrying today! What a knife! :thumbup:

The Bull Nose has been going everywhere with me this week:
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Thank you Smithhammer, but, the two are both great knives from different eras. I would be proud to carry that ebony Scout any where, any day. You have a bunch of really outstanding knives. :thumbup:

and that Bullnose is pretty sweet EDC too. ;)


Gevonovich said:
Superlative!! Man o man o man
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That means a lot - coming from the guy with a lock on all of those outstanding old knives. ;) Thank you Gevonovich! :)
That old knife you posted is just awesome - love it! :D

SAK Guy said:
Really beautiful knife P!! :thumbup::thumbup:
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Thank you friend. :);)
and I really like the color mix with your three nice knives today.:thumbup:
 
Primble said:
FOR MY 500th POST
MY SPECIAL PRIMBLE KNIFE:

John Primble India Steel Works English Steel Hand Forged bone bare headed Jack Knife, circa 1930's-1940's.
Also features a long pull match strike master blade, 3 and 1/2 inches closed, and pretty reddish-brown jigged bone handles.
PrimbleJackKnife1_zpsa6b6f8bc.jpg~original

PrimbleJackKnife2_zps41817703.jpg~original


I posted four more photos and some more narrative about this ole knife in the Old Knife Thread, if you are interested.

Have a good day! :)
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Primble. That is the heater mcgeeter. Just what I needed to see to set my day off right. Going to take the pups for a walk and enjoy some time clambering about out of doors.
 
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