What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Very nice

These two for me today. Have a good day everyone :thumbup:

Jack - Thanks for the nod on the Ike That is a classy pair you are totin' today Sir:thumbup:

 

[Will Power]

@Primble, Gorgeousness!!
@Pukkoman, I like that Viper.
@Black Mamba, very nice Eureka, very nice.
@jordansherer, that jigging!!
@Onejim, sweet 66, made me pocket mine today...

FANTASTIC Stag on that!:thumbup: Oh, the Bone one's not too bad either

Thanks, Will

 

[Will Power]

Stephen Impressive 'doctoring' on that Forum Knife, has it had a drink of tea or potash?:thumbup:

Actually, the word 'doctoring' made laugh, reminded me of my late Ma threatening the Ginger Tom with doctoring after he'd been misbehaving in some paticularly anti-social way:thumbup:

Regards, Will

 

[Peter Parker]

In honor of Mr. Chuck Buck there will be a Buck knife of my hip until the month changes...

 

[avoidspam]

Some wonderful and interesting knives being carried today. :thumbup:

I'm carrying my slightly doctored forum knife.

Mmm, I'm liking that doctored look. Should mellow nicely too

Sam

 

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A couple of Barlows in my pockets today:

Primble - That is 2 very classy Barlows:thumbup::thumbup:

Intimations of Immortality

Gevonovich - That is a beauty, Sir:thumbup:

Kicking it old school today. Knife and books are of the same vintage.
Schrade Barlow (sometime between 1910-1946)
General Shop Work (1940)
Elementary Mechanical Drawing (1915)
Electrical Machinery (1917)
Technical Mechanics (1917)
Introduction to Theoretical Physics (1924)
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Sean - There is nothing at all wrong with "Old School". Most of the principles and knowledge between those old covers is still very applicable today.
That Schrade is a mighty fine looking Barlow

I'm carrying my slightly doctored forum knife.

Stephen - I really do like the color of that Stag now, IMO it is much improved:thumbup:

 

[bleh]

Sean - There is nothing at all wrong with "Old School". Most of the principles and knowledge between those old covers is still very applicable today.
That Schrade is a mighty fine looking Barlow

I actually used the Technical Mechanics book in my schooling at GT. A lot of the concepts and problems were laid out more plainly with less fluff than the current textbooks. Newtonian/Euclidean dynamics haven't changed much in the past few hundred years.

The theoretical physics book on the other hand... I'm fairly certain there are some things wrong in there, and a few things that are presented as theories that are now Laws.

 

[J_Curd]

Got this in the mail today right before leaving for work. It went straight in the pocket

I need this. What model is it?

 

[kai76]

FANTASTIC Stag on that!:thumbup: Oh, the Bone one's not too bad either

Thanks, Will

Thanks Will! Ya that stag has valleys and caves.

 

[KBA]

33 and a Shelby Mihalevich friction folder.

 

[Gevonovich]

Now that is the pair, Brett!!
The Shelby Mihalevich is super fine and looks real sharp!

Ron
Thank you kindly for the complimnent!

 

[Primble]

I'm carrying my slightly doctored forum knife.

Nice surgery Doc !!! :thumbup:

Primble - That is 2 very classy Barlows:thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you Ron. :thumbup:

Brett - nice pair of folders sir. :thumbup:

 

[paulhilborn]

These two arrived today in a swap between Duncan and I...2009 #73 Linerlock with Ebony covers along with a Pen behind the Spear Ebony TC Barlow:thumbup:

 

[dpowers311]

I need this. What model is it?

Looks like #15
Dave

 

[BrotherJim]

Brusletto Falken

 

[KBA]

Thank you Gev and Primble. I knew I was doomed when I saw one around a month ago.

 

[Old & In The Way]

Stephen Impressive 'doctoring' on that Forum Knife, has it had a drink of tea or potash?:thumbup:

Actually, the word 'doctoring' made laugh, reminded me of my late Ma threatening the Ginger Tom with doctoring after he'd been misbehaving in some paticularly anti-social way:thumbup:

Regards, Will

Will - thanks! I've never heard the term doctoring used in that way before, but got a laugh imagining it. My Mom threatened my brother and I plenty, but it was usually in regard to telling our Dad what we'd been up to. My Dad, on the other hand, rarely issued threats, but was/is a man of swift action. As for the knife, I used a bit of potash (potassium permanganate) on it last Saturday. Perry deserves credit for the inspiration, and Primble credit for the encouragement to try it.

Ron, Sam and Primble - thanks for the compliments gentlemen! And Primble, thanks again for the help.

 

[Jsega51]

I need this. What model is it?

Looks like #15
Dave

Yep a 15 single clip blade in antique yellow jig bone

 

[J_Curd]

I've never seen a bare headed 15. Any more details on this run, or is it a post-factory mod?

And thanks for the help fellas. This is the last area on BF I truly enjoy anymore. I really appreciate everyone's pics.

 

[meako]

I reeeaally hate it when my photos turn out exactly like other peoples photos.
cheers.