What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[2Dead]

When I bought this the other day in The Exchange I wasn't sure if I would carry it. I ain't foolin' nobody. In the pocket it goes!

GEC #25 Elk Easy Open in 440C stainless. Been wanting one of these for a good while.

Looks great Rick!! I'm sure it'll be happy in its new life

I've been carrying my bone #48 and #33 most of these last few weeks...

 

[T. Erdelyi]

I was feeling quite proper today so I went old school all the way today...


A 1930s LF&C Lobster with a late 1800s Sterling Double Case pocket watch with fusse(sp) movement.

 

[Gevonovich]

Nice looking knife Gevo . What were they harvesting ?

Harry

Milo-Grain Sorghum, Harry! It was interesting to watch the operation.

 

[Markesharp]

Hey there Primble, I just chopped this Hickory branch in one swing with my new Khukuri knife! I will bring it to Titusville as "leverage" for your knives!

 

[philllll]

LOL nice going Mark

 

[Markesharp]

LOL nice going Mark

Thanks Phil! Do you need some of Primbles knives? I got your back!

 

[Markesharp]

Just dyed this stag...

 

[Primble]

Today I am totin' this big ole Camillus 4-1/4" stockman,

mod# 89 , Coins courtesy of Duncan :thumbup::thumbup: Thanks my friend!

Very nice Camillus and coins Duane ! :thumbup::thumbup:

Hey there Primble, I just chopped this Hickory branch in one swing with my new Khukuri knife! I will bring it to Titusville as "leverage" for your knives!

I read about them storms in Michigan Sunday night. Not biting' !!!

Thanks Phil! Do you need some of Primbles knives? I got your back!

I'm bringin' live Copperheads to reside in the back of my knife display, just for your info.

Nice dyed stag, BTW !

 

[Old Engineer]

Milo-Grain Sorghum, Harry! It was interesting to watch the operation.

Thanks Gevo . I worked for 36 years for the other color equipment being used. I just naturally get curious about that kind of pictures.

Harry

 

[Markesharp]

I read about them storms in Michigan Sunday night. Not biting' !!!

I'm bringin' live Copperheads to reside in the back of my knife display, just for your info.

Nice dyed stag, BTW !

Where did you buy your reading glasses from? NASA? I eat Copperheads for breakfast.

 

[paulhilborn]

Hey there Primble, I just chopped this Hickory branch in one swing with my new Khukuri knife! I will bring it to Titusville as "leverage" for your knives!

Are you really that big and strong or are we talking Photoshop here??? OMS? Was that from last nights storm there brother?

Love the stag, love the knife:thumbup:

 

[Primble]

Where did you buy your reading glasses from? NASA? I eat Copperheads for breakfast.

Who took them pics of you - the kitty cat again ?

Why don't you get your cat to do a video of you chopping and bending that blade like in the Lon Humphrey video ?

The we will see if that ole knife is any count.

P.S. - that blade looks like it is already bent.

 

[W.M.B.]

Much better, I think. I really like this knife.

 

[onejim]

Love the 66 jack. Every time I rotate back to it I wander why I ever rotated to a different knife.



Jim

 

[93EXCivic]

I was feeling quite proper today so I went old school all the way today...


A 1930s LF&C Lobster with a late 1800s Sterling Double Case pocket watch with fusse(sp) movement.

Nice combo. Those old fusee movements are such good looking things. Goes great with that knife.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Thanks, the fusee movements were works of art and engineering marvels by themselves, each piece hand cut and precisely fit. That's probably the origin of the word precise to stay with .

The watch was 1800s and the knife 30s but it just looks like something a banker would carry.

Tomorrow it'll be the 2012 GEC Traditional Forums Wharncliffe Trapper, look at that nice patina...

 

[Gevonovich]

Hey there Primble, I just chopped this Hickory branch in one swing with my new Khukuri knife! I will bring it to Titusville as "leverage" for your knives!

Looks like you just ripped it off the tree with your bare hands What model khukrais is that?

And...I too love the dye work on the MarMUK!!

 

[Jack Black]

Early start in the morning.

And I still got up 2 hours before my alarm! :grumpy:

Have a good trip Jack ! Nice Charlow ! You coming to the Rendezvous after all ?

Thanks :thumbup: I'm afraid not Headed over to see ADEE, and raid his local fleamarket :thumbup:

Very cool Ted :thumbup:

Love the 66 jack. Every time I rotate back to it I wander why I ever rotated to a different knife.

A great knife for sure Jim :thumbup:

 

[knarfeng]

Early start in the morning.

...while it's late to bed for me.

...and Meako is posting at 4 in the afternoon.

Such is life on a global forum.