What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

yatsunil said:
Someone said this single blade Rust Red Micarta #56EO Weaver Jack was looking lonely and miserable in my display case. So it's with me today. Just for you xceptnl!
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That looks so much better in hand than sitting in your display case!

hunterjrg said:
I gonna switch things up. No modern folder for work today.

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The bullet end EO is really starting to appeal to my tastes. Thanks for fueling the flame.
 
John Primble Belknap HDW. & MFG. Harness Jack, circa 1940-1968, 3 & 3/16 inches closed.
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There are more pictures of this knife in the old knives thread, for those that might be interested.

:)
 
Primble said:
John Primble Belknap HDW. & MFG. Harness Jack, circa 1940-1968, 3 & 3/16 inches closed.
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There are more pictures of this knife in the old knives thread, for those that might be interested.

:)
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Great knife Primble! :thumbup:
 
eschwebach said:
Another great picture Smithhammer, that knife is beautiful!

I have the Compact Le Thiers in juniper wood riding in my watch pocket.

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That juniper is something to behold isn't it. I don't have a maratac to compare to so I must ask, how long is that Thiers? Do you have a side by side with a #15 or #92?
 
Primble - Wow! I'm fairly certain that I've seen 'before' pictures of that knife, and again, all I can say is Wow! You really brought out the beauty in that old Harness Jack. I can't tell you how excited I was to see you post that. :D :thumb up:

Jack - Hope you're over your cold and happy to hear that the Magnum is working out for you. :)

I'm carrying a Shapleigh Hardware peanut today.

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xceptnl said:
That juniper is something to behold isn't it. I don't have a maratac to compare to so I must ask, how long is that Thiers? Do you have a side by side with a #15 or #92?
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Thank you! Sorry but I don't have any side-by-side pics (except with another Le Thiers). It is 3.75" closed and the blade is 3" long, so I tad bit longer than a #15. Hope that helps!
 
Smithhammer - excellent! ;)

Jonny D - thank you sir.

Peregrin said:
This Case SBG today for something different.
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Beautiful Damascus Swayback - complete with fancy bolsters! :thumbup::eek::thumbup:

Old & In The Way said:
Primble - Wow! I'm fairly certain that I've seen 'before' pictures of that knife, and again, all I can say is Wow! You really brought out the beauty in that old Harness Jack. I can't tell you how excited I was to see you post that. :D :thumb up:

Jack - Hope you're over your cold and happy to hear that the Magnum is working out for you. :)

I'm carrying a Shapleigh Hardware peanut today.
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Love the wood on the Shapleigh - super wonderful Peanut!!! :thumbup::)

Glad to see you were excited about the ole Primble - I kind of played down that part for me. ;):D:D:D I think the HJ might fit into that old cabinet nicely. ;)
 
eschwebach said:
Thank you! Sorry but I don't have any side-by-side pics (except with another Le Thiers). It is 3.75" closed and the blade is 3" long, so I tad bit longer than a #15. Hope that helps!
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Thank you for the input. Did you buy it retail or second-hand?
 
Primble said:
John Primble Belknap HDW. & MFG. Harness Jack, circa 1940-1968, 3 & 3/16 inches closed.
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There are more pictures of this knife in the old knives thread, for those that might be interested.

:)
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Primble, your knives and pictures are always top notch. Another fine example today!

xceptnl said:
Thank you for the input. Did you buy it retail or second-hand?
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Retail, I will PM you the site.
 
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In honor of Carl on this day as he has just passed the baton of the Cult of the Peanut... I carry my #66 Stockman and yella 'Nut :)
 
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