What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Just received this Canal Street yesterday. Doesn't really have an edge to speak of, so the #79 will do any actual cutting today :).



The whitetail antler handle has some real character to it, especially on the non-presentation side.

 
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I can't shake this Radio Jack. It seems to always be ready in my left front pocket. I use it so often, it's no longer in the knife category. It's in the essentials category along with keys and wallet. I don't even think about it anymore. It just automatically goes into the pocket with the wallet.
 
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Tom, that whitetail antler Canal Street is VERY cool!! :thumbup::cool::cool::thumbup:
Thanks (as always) for the great photos!

- GT
 
Made by John Maleham @ Arthur Wright. C70 carbon blade,scales are oak from HMS Victory.I blame jack black for reminding me of my first knife.Made in Sheffield.

 
New to me Bark River PSK Red Linen Micarta. Small but mighty little knife; that apple didn't stand a chance.

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Cheers.
 
It had been raining here for a few days, so yesterday I carried a handful of Peanuts, hoping for a break in the clouds so that I could get a decent picture of this group. That didn't happen, but the Pemberton hitched a ride in my pocket one more day.


Yesterday…

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Today…

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I haven't posted here in a while, great knives as always everyone!

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Proud that such a fine product is produced so successfully by such good people less than an hour from my home.
 
^^^Always nice to see a beautiful TC Barlow!

singin50 said:
Here's a shot for ya! My two worlds, singin like a girl for a living and knives!
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Love this post, Perry! And that knife is looking great! That's the one you darkened with potassium permanganate, right?

Nerfin said:
New to me Bark River PSK Red Linen Micarta. Small but mighty little knife; that apple didn't stand a chance.

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Beautiful fixed blade! I've always wanted a Bark River like this. One of these days...
 
Huck gets to ride along today

“Jim said that bees won't sting idiots, but I didn't believe that, because I tried them lots of times myself and they wouldn't sting me.”
― Mark Twain, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

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Dr. Scott said:
I can't shake this Radio Jack. It seems to always be ready in my left front pocket. I use it so often, it's no longer in the knife category. It's in the essentials category along with keys and wallet. I don't even think about it anymore. It just automatically goes into the pocket with the wallet.
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I hear you on that one Scott, I have to fight hard not to pocket my RJ every single day :thumbup:

bonzodog said:
Made by John Maleham @ Arthur Wright. C70 carbon blade,scales are oak from HMS Victory.I blame jack black for reminding me of my first knife.Made in Sheffield.

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I've thought about getting one of those :) Very nice sir :thumbup:

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That is one nice little Barkie! :) :thumbup:

Plans for my carry went kind of awry today )(see Carl's Lounge for more details!). I ended up carrying my Vendetta :)

 
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