What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

paulhilborn said:
That's amazing Todd!!! kind of restores your faith in humanity doesn't it? Great knife and outcome:thumbup:

Where and when did you lose it?

Very Happy for you as well...
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Thanks Paul… you won't believe it, but it was in a Movie Theater! Thank you LORD. I was not till I walked the isles w/ a Police Friend and his StreamLight that a employee came with it and the case as well. Very blessed.
 
ranchmanben said:
Built a new home for my Lanny's clip.

Ben

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Nice home for a nice knife Ben:thumbup:

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Carried my, new to me, GEC 33 Conductor in ancient kauri wood. Very nice smooth wood.
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That's a fantastic picture Tony:)
 
paulhilborn said:
LOVE that picture Gev---of course the knife is exceptional but the wristwatch!!! What make is that beauty?

Love old timepieces:thumbup:

Rain rolled in and spoiled my Saturday fire and cigar so tuning into Garrison at two along with a good Dominican:D

Enjoy your Sunday Gev:thumbup:
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Just got in from a long day on the road, Paul

Thanks for the compliment! It is a c. ~ late 1940s Benrus Day/Date Pointer

I missed the show but I will catch up on it online

Hope you had a wonderful day kicking back with our pal Garrison, my friend!
 
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paulhilborn said:
Kris, there's no end to the beautiful collection you have my friend!!! WOW every time I see you post.
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Stencil said:
Holy cow, Kris, those two knives are mind-blowing together! :eek:
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Thank you fellas, I sure appreciate the kind words. Paul, your pictures and knives have only gotten better over the years.

paulhilborn said:
Hopefully your not getting all the rain that North Dakotas getting? Inches at a time!!!
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We had snow at the end of last week and it was a rainy and stormy weekend.

Kris
 
knarfeng said:
Outstanding!

45°F on the summer solstice! That's colder than a mother-in-law's kiss.
Nothing like a good knife in your pocket to keep you warm, though.
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It's 34 degrees centigrade and 90% humidity here in Singapore! Dunno what that is in Fahrenheit but it's HOT and STICKY! :mad:
Good thing is that meals consist of lots of fruit which allows me to use my knife - usually a Soddie!
 
Today I have my #15 TC Spey single in its new pouch from Ian Burns (Tatsumi on British Blades) - fits great and rides well in the pocket!
 
Jack Black said:
Hope you're feeling better soon SH :thumbup:
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Thanks, Jack. I'm on the mend, but unfortunately it seems that my wife now has it. Out of the frying pan and into the fryer...:D


Gevonovich said:
Yes, get well soon, and pound it with the Vitamin C and Echinacea tincture
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Exactly, and a whole lotta sleep. I haven't had the flu in a long time, but this one has been a kicker. Of course, in my lucid moments, I've been looking at knives...:D
 
Gevonovich said:
The knives are absolute stunning, Kris!! Is that a piece of lapis they are sitting on? Sodalite or Lazurite ?
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Thanks Gev, I am not sure what the rock is, just one of the many cool ones in my rock garden. The previous owner was a big rock hound and so there is quite a variety around the property.

Getting my new shop ready this week for a Saturday opening, carrying a Marbles Handy and a John Lloyd swayback, both in stag and 52100. Claude Scott sheath.

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