What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[redsparrow]

Lovely Lloyd Mark.

Chris

+1,2,3 & 4!!!:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[kamagong]

I just got back from a camping trip in the Sierras. While I carry my #73 most days, when I go outdoors it gets left at home and I take other cutting tools in its place. As soon as I got home I picked her up off the nightstand and dropped her back in my pocket where she belongs. I missed the old girl, she's become a treasured companion.



- Christian

 

[clutchcarter]

Tim and Dave, those 15s look great.
Mark, that stag is... Well its magical!

Lovely Lloyd Mark.

Chris

+1,2,3 & 4!!!:thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks guys, john is a stag guru!

 

[bozack]

 

[oldmanrunning]

Rocking the Norfolk while the yeller nut takes a break.

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[bleh]

77 seemed like a good fit for today.
20150709_092030 by mrbleh, on Flickr

 

[choombak]

77 seemed like a good fit for today.
20150709_092030 by mrbleh, on Flickr

Fantastic patina going on there, Belh! Thanks for sharing.

 

[bleh]

Fantastic patina going on there, Belh! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks! It's all natural.

 

[Daddyo16]

 

[Gevonovich]

Primble Stockman

 

[jrtodd46]

 

[BrotherJim]

Marbles, as I continue to work on/with it
It's just about where I can live with it now

 

[Kaizen1]

That's sharp (punny eh?). Is that a Case Bose? I'd love to know more about it and see what blades are hiding in there...

Yup, Case Bose Damascus Coffin Jack:

 

[J_Curd]

I gotta find one of those Kaizen!

 

[cowsmilk]

Northwoods IRJ

 

[BrotherJim]

The mailman brought me an A.Wright & Son Barlow in Peach Buffalo Horn today
Coin edge liners and file worked back spring
Fit and finish is among the best I've seen from A.Wright, but typically is dull as a butter knife
Into the pocket it goes, for some lovin'. I know it will sharpen up nicely

 

[Humppa]

#92 Eureka Jack was with me todayy... what a great little tool.

 

[Jack Black]

Never thought of it that way, Jack! I've never thought of myself as "officer material", but, hey, I'm in charge of a regiment!

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Nice to see your Kudeman GT, and what are the covers on the Electrician's Knife may I ask?

Jack that photo is really great, I keep trying to focus on the background and it really makes me want to see it in person.

Thanks a lot Dave, one of my favourite views, an ancient castle behind you, the beautiful River Nidd far below, and an impressive railway viaduct opposite

Great knife :thumbup:

Nice pic :thumbup:

Very stylish :thumbup:

A chip off the old block?

Fortunately not!:thumbup:

I think GEC's faux Tortoise is super material, glad to see it re-appearing on the Beerscout just this week.

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Fantastic Mark :thumbup:

I just got back from a camping trip in the Sierras. While I carry my #73 most days, when I go outdoors it gets left at home and I take other cutting tools in its place. As soon as I got home I picked her up off the nightstand and dropped her back in my pocket where she belongs. I missed the old girl, she's become a treasured companion.

Hope you had a great time Christian :thumbup:

Primble Stockman

Very nice Gev :thumbup:

Cool-looking Marbles Jim, glad you're pleased with it :thumbup:

And the Arthur Wright Barlow, very nice indeed :thumbup:

I've had a long, tiring day, showing Earl round Sheffield. Just uploading pics now It's like watching paint dry!

 

[BrotherJim]

Thanks Jack !!! And Earl looks to be having a splendid time