What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[SAK Guy]

 

[choombak]

choombak, What is the blade/handle length of that French Knife and where did you get it? Thanks, John

Blade length is ~3.2", and handle is ~4.3". Got it from Berthier's Cutlery, the knife is Le Camembert from Vialis region.

 

[thales2015]

 

[Hawk45]

This little guy today for the first time.. 22 Magnum

 

[KBA]

Hawk - Ive never owned the 22 let us know how you like it. Great looking scales on that one. :thumbup:

 

[deskil]

 

[2Dead]

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks John, much appreciated, I could see the pics before though, sorry if my post was confusing :thumbup: Paul has been hitting the ball out of the park with his pics lately

I also realise I forgot to post my carry today (it's Tuesday here)

Really like your Washington Jack and I notice that you carry your A.Wright a lot. It must be as good as it looks?

Harry

 

[Jack Black]

Really like your Washington Jack and I notice that you carry your A.Wright a lot. It must be as good as it looks?

Thanks Harry, the Washington Jack was gifted to me by 'Old & In The Way' I do very much like the Arthur Wright Lambsfoot knives, and have several. This one is very new to me :thumbup:

 

[5K Qs]

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philllll, your fish shield knife is a "trophy quality" catch! :thumbup::thumbup:

This French knife today... the Juniper wood smells yummy!
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That Camembert is delicious, choombak; love the look of the wood covers!!

...3 very cool knives withequaly nice covers.

I updated my carry a bit.
I whent a little overboard with the camillus yesterday. ... Part of me is upset that I got so carried away, but the other part is stunned at how good its turning out.
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Thanks for the compliment on my Spanish knives, Erik! Your Camillus looks GREAT; I know I'm naive and not a serious "collector", but I've never understood the "never clean an old knife" principle. My whole point in getting old knives is to try to clean 'em up and get 'em back to work!

...GT - two great looking knives. I especially like the horn. :thumbup:
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Thanks for the kind words, Stephen! (In that "age" thread, Primble mentioned that you're about 90, but I remember a photo of you and your daughter in the "mug shot" thread; you're VERY well preserved!! )

Wow, Gary, Drew, Erik, Brett, Philllll and others, many nice carries today. I will shed more light on the Tractor Red #73 linerlock that just arrived today...blowin away by ones shenanigans...more to follow this week when I can catch up a bit.
...Paired with a black ALOX Pioneer...
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Thanks, Paul! I'm intrigued to hear more about "shenanigans"! The "pure colors" of your RED 73 and BLACK Pioneer are excellent! :thumbup:

...Good to see those special knives again GT :thumbup:...

...I also realise I forgot to post my carry today (it's Tuesday here)
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Thanks, Jack; I really like the "sentimental knives" best! Looks like you've got a terrific Tuesday twosome today!! :thumbup:

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Great photo, Shane! Is your Moose officially retired from work duty, or just on a well-deserved vacation?

Up and out before the dew burns off......as usual.
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Perfect pic of a pretty pair, Mark! :thumbup::thumbup:

Marke Crownlifter and 73 today
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Up next........four Fishbone Barlows
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WW! Those crownlifters with the tip bolsters are VERY cool, Mark! And is that a shadow toothpick you made??

...For me today:
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A-1 as usual Tom!! :thumbup:

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Stunning ivory, David; congrats!! :thumbup::thumbup:

A couple of the knives I'll carry all week are a Blue Grass Belknap Barlow and a small Imperial serpentine jack, both of which belonged to my father-in-law once upon a time.

- GT

 

[Ryouchijtx]

One of my all time favourites in ebony wood with the EO done by Bob.

 

[SAK Guy]

Beautiful!!!!!

 

[Humppa]

GEC #73

 

[Humppa]

Andi Not only a remarkable knife - and affordable and useable, that's important - but the name of that beer Does it refer to the next day's hangover? :barf: Beer can give that, never find a problem with wine though

Regards, Will

Well - Edel means "fine" in english. And "Hell" does not mean hell. It is a dialect word for "beer" in general. In opposite to the wheatbeer which means "Weißbier".
But if you drink way too much of that stuff, you can have hell in your head and all that

I have a friend whose ex wife is called Edel!

Edel... we have a female surname like Edeltraud. But the short form is Traudl.

LOL - thanks for the great comments, fellows!

 

[combatjiujitsu]

I'm sure it will rear it's head soon! Lol. Thanks

philllll, your fish shield knife is a "trophy quality" catch! :thumbup::thumbup:



That Camembert is delicious, choombak; love the look of the wood covers!!



Thanks for the compliment on my Spanish knives, Erik! Your Camillus looks GREAT; I know I'm naive and not a serious "collector", but I've never understood the "never clean an old knife" principle. My whole point in getting old knives is to try to clean 'em up and get 'em back to work!



Thanks for the kind words, Stephen! (In that "age" thread, Primble mentioned that you're about 90, but I remember a photo of you and your daughter in the "mug shot" thread; you're VERY well preserved!! )


Thanks, Paul! I'm intrigued to hear more about "shenanigans"! The "pure colors" of your RED 73 and BLACK Pioneer are excellent! :thumbup:




Thanks, Jack; I really like the "sentimental knives" best! Looks like you've got a terrific Tuesday twosome today!! :thumbup:


Great photo, Shane! Is your Moose officially retired from work duty, or just on a well-deserved vacation?


Perfect pic of a pretty pair, Mark! :thumbup::thumbup:


WW! Those crownlifters with the tip bolsters are VERY cool, Mark! And is that a shadow toothpick you made??


A-1 as usual Tom!! :thumbup:


Stunning ivory, David; congrats!! :thumbup::thumbup:

A couple of the knives I'll carry all week are a Blue Grass Belknap Barlow and a small Imperial serpentine jack, both of which belonged to my father-in-law once upon a time.

- GT

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack; I really like the "sentimental knives" best! Looks like you've got a terrific Tuesday twosome today!! :thumbup:

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A couple of the knives I'll carry all week are a Blue Grass Belknap Barlow and a small Imperial serpentine jack, both of which belonged to my father-in-law once upon a time.

Thanks GT, those are special :thumbup:

One of my all time favourites in ebony wood with the EO done by Bob.

Beautiful :thumbup:

 

[Old & In The Way]

Some wonderful knives being shown today. :thumbup: I'm swamped with work, but here's a quick photo of the ebony Lloyd that I'm carrying.

 

[black mamba]

Same new combo for me, every work day.

 

[pearl2291]

SAK:

 

[Old Engineer]

Taking this with us while we are out and about.




Harry