What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Markesharp said:
Hammer Teardrop Jack

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Goodness Mark! That is one incredible looking Hammer Jack!:thumbup::thumbup:
Perry
 
Mark, is there a name for that jigging pattern? Looks like a cross between peach seed and GEC's alligator jigging. Gorgeous knife!
 
puukkoman said:
That's crazy -- double springs, on one blade?? Whoa! Very cool, thanks for the info. How long is it?
And..... if you ever tire of it, please call me first! ;) :thumbup:
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Ya I've never seen double springs on a single blade myself. Will try to get pics of the springs and thick blade spine. Its 3 3/8' closed.

Mark that is just beautiful!!:thumbup:
 
Dr. Scott said:
Thanks for all the nice comments, fellas. This was my first TC Barlow and is my most used and carried Charlow. Keeping me company until my Palo Santo arrives.

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All the cherry blossoms are falling off the trees. The wind is piling them up into little snowdrifts.
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Well that beauty should be good company till Palo!
Perry
 
kai76 said:
Nice ones again today guys. Hope everyone had a good weekend!

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That's what I call Premier Bone. Rich, smooth and a wonderful toffee colour. Good enough to chew on....:D:eek::eek:

Fantastic carry and something unusual.:thumbup:

Regards, Will
 
puukkoman said:
I know some of you guys across the pond might think it's a bit gauche, but in honor of St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, I've got these. (Sorry for the lousy cell phone pic, the light's gone. I'll have to take a better one later. )

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Saint Patrick? - isn't that a sgian dubh?!?!


Great photo puukkoman ;)
 
Yeah, it is. I know, it's Scottish, not Irish, but hey... I don't have an Irish blade, just a couple pieces of green bone... and this pointy little thing has cultic markings on its pouch, and was made in Sheffield, besides. So...... workin' with what I've got. ;)

(Didn't I predict that you boys would find it gauche??) :D
 
puukkoman said:
Yeah, it is. I know, it's Scottish, not Irish, but hey... I don't have an Irish blade, just a couple pieces of green bone... and this pointy little thing has cultic markings on its pouch, and was made in Sheffield, besides. So...... workin' with what I've got. ;)

(Didn't I predict that you boys would find it gauche??) :D
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:D love a good sgian dubh I do.
 
Svord Peasant and Rancher. I forget how useful the Peasant is until I carry it for a while, great slicer.

 
SH, lovely pair you've got there! They complement each other very well.
Whetstone, that Svord looks great. I've been meaning to try one out myself. :thumbup:
 
556hunter said:
^^^love that Hammer teardrop jack Mark!
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Thanks Ryan!

singin50 said:
Goodness Mark! That is one incredible looking Hammer Jack!:thumbup::thumbup:
Perry
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Thanks Perry!

paulhilborn said:
WOW Mark!!! you do still have my address don't you:D
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I will ship today Paul! :eek::D

kai76 said:
Mark that is just beautiful!!:thumbup:
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Thanks Nick!

Dr. Scott said:
Mark, is there a name for that jigging pattern? Looks like a cross between peach seed and GEC's alligator jigging. Gorgeous knife!
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Thanks Dr. Scott! It is standard NYKC jigging post 1916. They used picked bone prior to that.......from the research I have done. :o

puukkoman said:
Mon dieu! That's a stunner, Mark! Just lovely. :thumbup:
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Thanks puukkoman!

GEC Electrician and Case/Bose WT today

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