What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Stephen - That is a fantastic fixed blade with wonderful wood. :eek::thumbup:;)

Paul - beautiful Northfield Barlow !! :thumbup::thumbup::)

Duane - The Steri is a very unique and attractive knife!! :thumbup::thumbup:;)

I am totin my Ulster Barlow today:

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Two great looking knives, Primble & Gev. :)
Thanks for sharing these old beauties....

Excellent knives are getting pockettime in general.
 
Humppa said:
No, Sir. That´s a maker of Good Ol' England - but the blade is of swedish steel and he says it is a working knife, so Brukskniv seems to be a good name for it. A wonderful tool, in many ways. I love it as it is.
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Yeah I love the picture! It's a gorgeous knife. My first fixed blade looks kinda similar and is Swedish. Will post pics when I get the chance.
 
WOW! Gev. That is a beauty :thumbup: I was so mesmerized looking at the covers it took me a while to notice the bolster treatment. That is an impressive piece of workmanship right there!

And thanks Primble and Gev :) I love that Steri, it gets pretty regular use in the kitchen, doesn't seem to want to take on any patina though:rolleyes::)
 
will - that is a great looking #51 there. I believe that they discontinued the WCSB around 2005. And it is also one of the Jack style, with the Pen blade. A lot of the newer models that you see are in the Trapper style, with the long Spey blade. A great Traditional pattern:thumbup:

~ Ron
 
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Jack - the Garden Gate looks like a wonderful place to spend a couple hours catching up with a friend over a pint or two... or three or four. ;) I have a feeling that the ebony lambsfoot will continue to earn time in your pocket, and rightly so as it's terrific. :thumbup:

pertinux - that is a rock in your photo and not a badly overcooked potato, right? ;) Lovely forum knife.

Kris - really beautiful pair of knives.

Duane - your Resolza is gorgeous, especially the horn scales.

avoidspam - wonderful photo.

Primble - wow! You've been on quite a roll lately. The Ulster Barlow is fantastic. Long-pull, beautiful scales, and that stamping on the bolsters is the icing on top. Outstanding!

Gev - :eek: Another "wow" knife! Tremendous old scales, and those bolsters are equally impressive on the Chambers. Gorgeous! :thumbup: Thanks for the compliment on my fixed blade, and yes I'm having a terrific day and hope you are as well my friend. :)

Will - very handsome Queen.
 
Old & In The Way said:
Jack - the Garden Gate looks like a wonderful place to spend a couple hours catching up with a friend over a pint or two... or three or four. ;) I have a feeling that the ebony lambsfoot will continue to earn time in your pocket, and rightly so as it's terrific. :thumbup:
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Thanks Stephen :) I think I'll definitely be visiting the Garden Gate again - hopefully with my camera next time! I have a second ebony Lambsfoot on the way :thumbup:
 
Stephen
Thank you for the wonderful compliment!

Jack
Good day to you, my friend! the Garden Gate does look like a fine old pub and looking forward to pics of lambsfeet and thick dark ale:D
 
singin50 said:
Now there's some jiggin I haven't seen before! Really great Jack, Gev!
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Pressed stag seems to be the consensus,my friend! I thought it was some strange stag when i got it and i think Duncan pointed me in the right direction.Thanks for the compliment!
 
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