What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

I do like that Bultaco it reminds me of the Cotton Minarelli i buzzed around on back when. Today i carry these two as i pedal my old bicycle about, getting old is a bitch.

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Sounds like fun Kris. I miss my dirt bikes, I'm scoping out a 76 TL125 today:o, It's no Bultaco, but dirt cheap. Oh yeah....nice knives too!:thumbup:
MT Damascus said:
Just did the Knievel loop with a few thousand of the finest bikes for Evel Knievel Days, becoming a favorite stop before folks head to Sturgis, Butte gets even more crazy for a few days, pretty impressive and loud.

These two are with me tonight,

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Chris Montgomery said:
So many beautiful knives. I wish I could keep up and comment. Love the old bike Kris. It goes great wit the Steingass. Is that Koa on it. I have a soft spot for Koa and ladder pattern Damascus. I have a nice piece of Koa stashed for a special project.

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Thanks Chris, Koa it is, and a beautiful piece at that. Tim put a Tru-oil finish on it.

sitflyer said:
Sounds like you had a blast Kris! I always love seeing that Hartkopf :thumbup: It really goes well with the Steingass.
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clutchcarter said:
Sounds like fun Kris. I miss my dirt bikes, I'm scoping out a 76 TL125 today:o, It's no Bultaco, but dirt cheap. Oh yeah....nice knives too!:thumbup:
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Thank you gentlemen, quite the ride with that many bikes. They also set a world record for jumping a semi truck last night, it was cool to watch. Mark, that TL is a great bike. Have a great weekend.

Carrying these two today by Rick Menefee,

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My Tacky Tango caught my eye again late last night when I was clickin' and clackin' and comparin', so gets to come along today:

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"Silly Saturday"? :D

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Case Copper lock resting on a bed of stones ;) Thanks again Josh, aka Rockon75

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Acadian said:
Classics - I love my Opinels! Especially the ones with the old Markers Mark like this one. Nice!
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I think you'll enjoy this one that belonged to my Grand'Pa, a former market porter , meat section, in Zola's "Belly of Paris". It had a tough life being at task daily for years and losing a few cm!
This one is pre 50s as there is no lock. Still razor sharp.
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Thanks Sam, just noticed the edgepro mounted stones look like piano keys ;)
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Hey Black Mamba, that sure is a nice looking Bulldog!
I carried the Higo yesterday and might carry it again today. Some decisions should be given careful consideration and never ever be made before coffee. :p
Y'all have a great weekend!!!
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Jolipapa said:
...belonged to my Grand'Pa, a former market porter , meat section, in Zola's "Belly of Paris". ... This one is pre 50s...

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Jolipapa, that's as nice as they come. You're fortunate to have it. Do you think your Grand'Pa carved the handle grooves?
 
Railsplitter said:
I'm really diggin' the covers on those. What does Case call them?
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Rick, Amber is correct, they seem to look better in hand than the pics show too, at least the pics I have taken of my knives.

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I believe it's their amber bone Rick, these show quite a bit more red/amber than mine do though.
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I had an amber canoe that I passed along a ways back, and the covers on that one were almost translucent near the bolsters, My stockman that I recently acquired has some touches of grey near the bolsters. I really like the amber covers.
 
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