Todd Isa 53
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Well... this beauty found her way back into my pocket!
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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That is very nice Todd.
I've been carrying an old pruning knife for a couple of months now. It's about 2-2.5 " in the blade, no makers marks anywhere that I can find. Presumably Sheffield in origin, since I picked it up here in the UK (I'm on contract here for a while) and it's stamped as such. But some stuff has been made elsewhere & stamped Sheffield. Anyway, it's a nice knife, I've come to really appreciate the hawk bill blade, and it fits nicely in the coin pocket of my jeans.
I've been carrying an old pruning knife for a couple of months now. It's about 2-2.5 " in the blade, no makers marks anywhere that I can find. Presumably Sheffield in origin, since I picked it up here in the UK (I'm on contract here for a while) and it's stamped as such. But some stuff has been made elsewhere & stamped Sheffield. Anyway, it's a nice knife, I've come to really appreciate the hawk bill blade, and it fits nicely in the coin pocket of my jeans.
paulhilborn
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I know there's redundancy here blade shape wise but I just had to carry these two
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Just got this one in late today (sorry about the image - daylight is fading fast):
Call me fickle. This one called out to me this afternoon.
Case Sowbelly with CV blades.
Hi ya Fickle
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Just got this one in late today (sorry about the image - daylight is fading fast):
The Coyote!
How do you like it - so far?
paulhilborn
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No APOLOGY needed Ant
Great ole Remington and I like your back ground. You know somethin though, that knife would go good in the pocket of an old Leather Jacket---say from the eighties
Have a great weekend buddy:thumbup:
Bad picture as usual, but I'm trying. Sorry fellas. This is what I'm carrying today:
You couldn't find a cigar store indian?
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AntDog
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No APOLOGY needed Ant
Have a great weekend buddy:thumbup:
Thank you Paul, and I very much hope you do the same! And I got the joke partner - I had a good laugh!
Honestly, I think you are one of the most kind and positive men on bladeforums. I mean that 100%.
AntDog
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You couldn't find a cigar store indian?
They're actually Bolivians! My father brought that carving back to me from Bolivia after he spent 4 years there working for Enron. (Yes, THAT Enron - yikes!)
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+1:thumbup::thumbup:
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Case CV 6292 1-dot (1979 manufacture) 4" Texas Jack
Ed, that is a beauty.
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I have been on a TL-29 modding kick this week. The one on the top is a Camillus where I replaced the scales with some almond wood from my very own tree, and reshaped the screwdriver blade into a locking whittle.
The bottom one is a Schrade Walden TL-29 with cocobolo scales. I like this one the best so far.
The bottom one is a Schrade Walden TL-29 with cocobolo scales. I like this one the best so far.
Umm yea my post was meant to be a joke. o well.
I have been on a TL-29 modding kick this week. The one on the top is a Camillus where I replaced the scales with some almond wood from my very own tree, and reshaped the screwdriver blade into a locking whittle.
The bottom one is a Schrade Walden TL-29 with cocobolo scales. I like this one the best so far.
Almond wood eh? Looks terrific. :thumbup: