What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Where is Primble?

This one is for you

John Primble Belknap

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Smithhammer said:
Yup - it's the MFR. Slightly smaller than the Woodland Special, I find it's just perfect for EDC. :thumbup:
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I never noticed the quote in your signature till now. Tom Waits is awesome.

Anyway, I think I'll carry this today

GEC Northfield 82 Dixie Stock Knife in Indian Paint Brush Jigged Bone

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Need to sharpen it a bit, but oh well.
 
Gevonovich said:
Beautiful knife,Jenniter! The pouch looks cool and soft too! If that is what it is?
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Thanks. This is my favorite conductor handle material. Looked for awhile before this one came up on the exchange. The pouch is a little leather card carrier made from an old baseball glove - softball glove in this case. Already broken in from being used on the field. You're right - makes a very soft, durable, fun way to carry cards and cash.
 
jone said:
Thanks. This is my favorite conductor handle material. Looked for awhile before this one came up on the exchange. The pouch is a little leather card carrier made from an old baseball glove - softball glove in this case. Already broken in from being used on the field. You're right - makes a very soft, durable, fun way to carry cards and cash.
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Great idea!! Thanks
 
At the office and plant floors I have not seemed to be able to get away from this.
(The combination of light weight, size and the fact that it was made by Richard has a lot to do with why it is in my pocket at least 5 or 6 days a week for over a year now.)
Just finished touching the edge up on the bottom of a mug and a strop a few minutes ago. It is good to go for another week or so.

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Smithhammer said:
I'll be carrying these two all weekend:
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Great choice SH - two quality knives there! ;)

Gevonovich said:
Where is Primble?

This one is for you

John Primble Belknap
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I am honored Gevo! That is a great ole Primble - the bone colors reminds me of my Primble India Steel Works knife. Looks like this one got used quite often, but, not abused. I especially liked the evidence of everyday use on the full blades. I also admired your old NYKC and Schrade from yesterday, as well. :thumbup::)

jone said:
It's the little things…
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Jennifer,
That is a really nice leather pouch and a quite elegant little knife, as well! :thumbup::)

Bastid said:
At the office and plant floors I have not seemed to be able to get away from this.
(The combination of light weight, size and the fact that it was made by Richard has a lot to do with why it is in my pocket at least 5 or 6 days a week for over a year now.)
Just finished touching the edge up on the bottom of a mug and a strop a few minutes ago. It is good to go for another week or so.
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Love the blade and finish on this piece! :thumbup::)

I carried my TC African Blackwood "Days Work" today:
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Thanks Primble. I must say, of all the Charlows out there, this particular blade configuration and handle material still strikes me as one of the best. Thanks for sharing.
 
Primble said:
I am honored Gevo! That is a great ole Primble - the bone colors reminds me of my Primble India Steel Works knife. Looks like this one got used quite often, but, not abused. I especially liked the evidence of everyday use on the full blades. I also admired your old NYKC and Schrade from yesterday, as well. :thumbup::)

I carried my TC African Blackwood "Days Work" today:
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I carry and use the Belknap all the time. It is a big knife at 4" and is a great user. It always get the respect it deserves

Great picture of a great knife, per usual!
 
GEC #73 in 440C and Pioneer Bone and a mechanic pocket watch I got myself yesterday - it will replace my rubber-band wristwatch... gonna give to my son, when the time has come ;)

 
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