What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Primble said:
My trio of ebony and blackwood Charlows are all with me today. Guess I still have the fever. ;)
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One in my belt scabbard, one in my watch pocket, and one in the leather pouch I got from Barry.
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Great trio and really nice photo!
 
Peregrin said:
Around the house with these today.
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Totin' that fixed blade with all those "eyes" I see - very nice lineup there Gary! :thumbup::)

pmew said:
Brought this one out for a brush up.

I still think I should have gone for a two blade model. :)
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I am partial to the two bladed models, but, the singles are quite beautiful, as well. That model is one of my favorites and I hope we get to see another run using that handle, so I can add one to my collection. :thumbup::thumbup::)
 
This new recruit

Burt Foster M.S. "Blue Collar Hunter"

7.5'' Overall - O1 steel - Curly Maple grip


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ISKski said:
This new recruit

Burt Foster M.S. "Blue Collar Hunter"

7.5'' Overall - O1 steel - Curly Maple grip


(image taken from seller)
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Great little knife! None better then Mr. Foster's.
 
Jack Black said:
Great stuff Gev, looking really good :thumbup:
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Thanks, my friend! I hope all is well with you.

Linus
Thank you and I will shoot a few pictures in a bit. Just got home and check in.

Primble
Now that is a trio!

Pete
Looks like the woods around the house are lovely dark and deep. I hope the family is enjoying the new home!
 
I know the colors not for everyone but I love it. I just got this one for a 14 year anniversary present. It's been in my pocket all day. I think it has found a new home there.

 
caveman76 said:
I know the colors not for everyone but I love it. I just got this one for a 14 year anniversary present. It's been in my pocket all day. I think it has found a new home there.

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Happy anniversary Caveman. That knife should always be special to you!
 
xceptnl said:
That is a fantastic looking EO Linus. We really have a similar taste in traditionals
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Thanks! I was drawn to this initially because of the EO. Then when a dealer who's not a BF sponsor and thus will remain nameless offered it to me at a very special price, I couldn't resist any longer :D

harronek said:
Wow
That is a knife I would cherish .
What is it ?

Ken
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Thanks Ken. It's a Queen Knives Joe Pardue Easy Opener in burnt stag. Not very popular as there are still plenty available on the auction site. I only got it because I was offered a very attractive discount. Was at first leery of Queen's F&F after reading so much about it here but I've no complains about my knife. No gaps anywhere, medium pull and good snap. The D2 blade came sharp enough to slice paper too.

Linus
 
pmew said:
Brought this one out for a brush up.

I still think I should have gone for a two blade model. :)
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I'm sure there lots of people here who would gladly help you take that off your hands :D
Of course I'd be at the head of whatever queue that forms!!!;)
Linus
 
Primble said:
Thank you Gevo and that old FJ you are working on has some nice full blades too! :thumbup::)
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Not much more to do...little flecks here and there. I will just take it slow and easy, live with it for while and let if tell me what it needs.

The big bonus...the blades are hard snapping and wobble free too!
 

Just bought the ceramic rod sharpener. 3 bucks at the hardware store. Man, that makes sharpening the hawk bill easy.
 
yatsunil said:
A Hawksbill main and is that a spey secondary? Can't quite tell from the small pic on my mobile. Beautiful!!! So full of character. I'm sure if that knife could talk, it'd have a few stories to tell!:thumbup:
Linus
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Thank you, Linus! Yes it is a spey or budding blade. The pattern is a Farmers Jack. This thread, started by Lyle ( The resident master ) shows off his collection of the pattern. Enjoy

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...-the-quot-Farmers-quot?highlight=farmers+Jack
 
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