What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Very nice, Andi; that looks like a wonderful knife! :thumbup::thumbup:
(I hope your health improves soon; no fun having "a man sitting on your chest" :()

- GT
 
BigBiscuit said:
That's a Dogleg Jack Ron.Not the Weavers.
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Bob - My Bad, I see more clearly now :)

kai76 said:
I'm having a hard time not pocketing my Ol Casey's...
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Nick - That is a nice pair and I know exactly what you mean. I have a pair of Ol Casey's myself today :thumbup:

Dr. Scott said:
That ebony would make anyone feel better!
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Scott - It certainly does help :)

Todd Isa 53 said:
Another sheep foot kind of day... Oh and it was double sheepy today...
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Todd - That is a super cool pair of Scouts you have corraled there :thumbup:

Old & In The Way said:
Some gorgeous knives being posted. :thumbup: I carried this Camillus 72 today.
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Stephen - That Old Cammy is a real looker :thumbup:

Jack Black said:
It had to be a Barlow for me today :thumbup:

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Jack - A little bowl of TC Soup is good for what ails you :thumbup:

Humppa said:
Otter, Solingen Webermesser (aka Poor Man´s Swayback Gent) is with me today....

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Andi - That is a classy looking Otter, it reminds me quite a lot of Arthur Wright's Ebony Swayback :)

I have this pair of Case's today. I feel they will handle anything I might need :D

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5K Qs said:
Very nice, Andi; that looks like a wonderful knife! :thumbup::thumbup:
(I hope your health improves soon; no fun having "a man sitting on your chest" :()

- GT
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Andi - That is a classy looking Otter, it reminds me quite a lot of Arthur Wright's Ebony Swayback :)
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Thanks for the kind replies, GT and Ron. Much appreciated. The Webermesser is indeed a great little knife. I´ve carried it more frequently than I thought I would when I bought it several years ago. That C75 carbon steel takes a scary edge.
 
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I have this pair of Case's today. I feel they will handle anything I might need :D

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Nice pair, Ron! :thumbup::thumbup:
How big is that little pen knife (and what model is it)? Looks small, but serious! ;):cool:

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Nice pair, Ron! :thumbup::thumbup:
How big is that little pen knife (and what model is it)? Looks small, but serious! ;):cool:

- GT
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GT - Thanks for the compliment Sir. The small knife is a 06263 SSP, it is 3-1/8" in length.
This one is a 1979 or 1 Dot. I do not know for sure when they discontinued this model. It is nicknamed the "Eisenhower".
 
SH: I have a Lon Humphrey Muley, he does awesome work!

Whet: loving the red bone caplifter you picked up. Looks good all nice and shiny!

I'm going with my micarta 85 today

 
Half/Stop said:
GT - Thanks for the compliment Sir. The small knife is a 06263 SSP, it is 3-1/8" in length.
This one is a 1979 or 1 Dot. I do not know for sure when they discontinued this model. It is nicknamed the "Eisenhower".
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Thanks for the info, Ron. In some recent thread, a new BF member wrote that this forum is like a free education. I agree 100%! :cool:

- GT
 
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Mark - That is a terrific 62087, they are a very handy size I might add :) :cool:
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Thank you Ron. I think of this pattern as an enlarged Peanut. Same blade configuration but the extra 3/8" means a lot for my hands. :)

Nice pair of Case stainless and you're right, they will handle most everything you need to cut. :thumbup::cool:
 
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