What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

This one today.

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Same as everyday lately.

Remington UMC R-4: I love this knife so much that I got a backup from ePray last week. My father-in-law, noticing that I happened to have two of them at the moment, quick convinced me to give one to him. I guess I'll to have to hunt another one down.
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Northfield #72: It's impossible to separate this knife from me lately. I've had it for years now, and it's a love rekindled.
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jordansherer said:
Thanks! The scout pattern is one of my favorites and I carry them quite frequently. You can't go wrong with a nice big blade for cutting, an awl for putting holes in things, and a bottle cap lifter for when work is done. I don't think I've ever **needed** to use the can opener though, so I'd be OK if they were omitted or replaced with something nifty-er.
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5K Qs said:
That's one thing I really like about the Vic Electrician - can opener replaced with a little sheepsfoot blade.
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- GT
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jordansherer said:
Aww man! Now I'm going to have to get me one of these!!
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5K Qs said:
DO IT, Jordan!! :D:D You'll have absolutely no regrets, and you can probably get a brand new one for under $30! (Actually, there are some folks who don't care for the "wire-stripping notch" at the base of the sheepsfoot blade, but it doesn't bother me at all.) I carry and use mine almost every day. ...
- GT
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jordansherer said:
+1, "Added to Cart" :)
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Congrats, Jordan!! :thumbup::thumbup:
You get a sweet knife, and I get a fat commission! :D

- GT
 
That's a fine Remington, Buzzbait. :thumbup:

Buzzbait said:
Same as everyday lately.
Remington UMC R-4: I love this knife so much that I got a backup from ePray last week. My father-in-law, noticing that I happened to have two of them at the moment, quick convinced me to give one to him. I guess I'll to have to hunt another one down.
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Here's my new sheepfoot 15 from GEC's most recent run. The sea green camel bone was an SFO for one of our member dealers.

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Here's a closer look at the pile side.

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It's going to be in my pocket daily for some time to come.
 
^^^ Beautiful piece, Scott! Love the long-pulls. Got my S&M Heritage long-pull spear-point with me today:





 
That sowbelly looks fantastic, Jeff! :thumbup::thumbup: Are the bolsters, shield, and blades all the same material? They all look amazingly uniform in color; very attractive to my eye!

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Are the bolsters, shield, and blades all the same material? They all look amazingly uniform in color; very attractive to my eye!

- GT
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Thanks, GT, the bolsters and shield are most likely nickel silver, while the blades are Tru-Sharp 420HC. The script shield just trips my trigger, and the bone is nice too.
 
Jeff, that Sowbelly trips my trigger too! Fantastic and love seeing it!!!

Stephen, that new whittler of yours is just perfect! I am sure you will enjoy that one:thumbup::thumbup:

This old E.C. was just on garden and yard duty:D

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rinos - wonderful photos and knife. :thumbup:

Gev - just how 'wee' is that amazing Keen Kutter? :confused: I agree with Jeff - those are some beautiful scales. :thumbup::thumbup:
 
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