What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

Primble, I mean this so sincerely, that is YOUR knife. Aside from the jokingly "it's got your name on it" the Barlow just suits you and you really are one hell of a photographer my friend:thumbup:

Paul - Thank you for your comments and for a wonderful old knife. I know that you know just how substantial this knife is too, built like a tank, so to speak.

Primble - I really like the namesake barlow. :thumbup:

Paul - terrific photo of your Charlow. :thumbup:

I carried this one today.

Thank you Stephen and that African Blackwood SB is a classy looking knife, IMO. It was my favorite from that release. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Primble
The Primble is looking oh so nice! Great work!! My new Paulble may be here in the next day or so...bet its sharper than yours

Paul
Just a beautiful TC

Lemmy Caution
Great work on the 15! Props for going for such a project!! Makes is ever more special to carry!!:thumbup::thumbup:

Stephen
The one arms is another gem!

Gary
Your photography skills astound! The tux is just a dandy.

Payton
A fantastic pair of beauties!! Really like the scales on the TC!

xceptnl
That Scout is just superb. What a great great knife

The Cattaraugus got the nod

 

[B.F.U]

Been carrying this because I recently realized all of my user knives have an irritating little burr that I can't knock off. Turns out I'm not as good at sharpening as I thought. I've spent too much time trying to fix the issue and it's turning me off knives a bit.

At least this old $7 shipped thing is sharp and good:

 

[Tim the Wizard]

Just this little peanut in Chrome Vanadium...

 

[Primble]

Primble
The Primble is looking oh so nice! Great work!! My new Paulble may be here in the next day or so...bet its sharper than yours

I saw that "stump exchange" in that other thread. :grumpy:

The one you are getting is very nice too! I can't expect to corner the market on those old Primbles.

If yours is sharper than mine, you better be careful opening them blades!!

I went to cut the return address label off the USPS box and that knife blade went straight through that box like melted butter.

That Cat Barlow is awesome! :thumbup::thumbup: ) I tried to post the Cat comment last night, but, BF software ate it.

 

[Gevonovich]

It looks like a razor in your pictures! Nothing like a shaving sharp edge.

I will be careful! I was holding my cat the other day, out side, when the terrorist cat that rampages the neighborhood came shooting out of the bushes....mine saw it before I did... I knew something was wrong when her built in razor blades cut deep into my hand I got enough cuts...lol!

 

[Jack Black]

I don't know what's been wrong with my internet connection the past couple of days, it's been taking ages for pages to load The pics in these pages were certainly worth waiting for though :thumbup:

Great work my friend, looks beautiful :thumbup:

Payton that is a great set! :thumbup: Great shot as well.

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Two beauties guys. Great signature Barlow Primble :thumbup:

Lovely Cat Gev, loads of character

Been carrying this because I recently realized all of my user knives have an irritating little burr that I can't knock off. Turns out I'm not as good at sharpening as I thought. I've spent too much time trying to fix the issue and it's turning me off knives a bit.

At least this old $7 shipped thing is sharp and good:

Hope you manage to work out the problem my friend. That's a nice little knife :thumbup:

 

[B.F.U]

Thanks Jack. It certainly is a heavyweight when it comes to value. Have a good day!

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Great work my friend, looks beautiful :thumbup:

Thanks friend! Still needs a little finishing work but I'm pleased overall. Sorry for your internet trouble. The internet is a series of tubes... and well you know the story.

 

[Jack Black]

Sorry for your internet trouble. The internet is a series of tubes... and well you know the story.

Thanks pal, I certainly do!

Managed to wrestle the Radio Jack out of my pocket today! Carrying the old Boker Jack gifted to me by Paul H, always a pleasure to put this one in my pocket, and the forum knife

 

[Lemmy Caution]

^^^ Good idea with the Forum Knife. Think I'll carry mine today as well. Here it is mysteriously floating in a white void:

 

[Jack Black]

Nice pic my friend, you got a good one there :thumbup:

 

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[Will Power]

Some choice rich looking wood on that one Sam:thumbup:

Today, WCSB Queen Small Stockman for me.

Thanks, Will

 

[avoidspam]

Thanks Will, it's Ironwood. Managed to grab a pic in a brief moment of sunshine!

Good pic from you too of a sweet stockman

 

[Gevonovich]

Jack
Two great knives stretching their blades today! Great pictures too:thumbup::thumbup:

Sam
What a fantastic looking knife! Desert ironwood? Looks like a great user (Edit: I see my answer....sweet)

Will
Always a great capture and that Queen looks spicy!!

LC
Your Forum knife has some great scales on it. A real defining picture!

 

[Primble]

It looks like a razor in your pictures! Nothing like a shaving sharp edge.

I will be careful! I was holding my cat the other day, out side, when the terrorist cat that rampages the neighborhood came shooting out of the bushes....mine saw it before I did... I knew something was wrong when her built in razor blades cut deep into my hand I got enough cuts...lol!

I feel your pain - cat cuts get really SORE.

That Cat Barlow is awesome, with some beautiful bone. :thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Jack
Two great knives stretching their blades today! Great pictures too:thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks my friend

 

[Gevonovich]

I feel your pain - cat cuts get really SORE.

That Cat Barlow is awesome, with some beautiful bone. :thumbup:

Thank you, my friend! I think I have Barlow fever ...or is that Cat Scratch Fever...da na na na

 

[Primble]

Thank you, my friend! I think I have Barlow fever ...or is that Cat Scratch Fever...da na na na

Careful - it is reported to be very contagious - that Barlow fever. I have had it for a while now and can't seem to rid myself of it.

I have also learned that viewing pictures of them is not the cure.