What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Peregrin]

Totin' the Buck 500 Duke today
That and 50¢ used to get me a soda pop ... shoot

AWESOME Scagel AND Dime collection Peregrin !!!

Thanks BrotherJim! You can't beat a Buck! Nice looking Franklins you got there! They all seem to be in pretty good condition.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Bob - Love those AB 77's

Thanks Bud. They are quite comfortable to carry. :thumbup:

 

[dispatch184]

Man everytime I feel like I have enough for now I look at this thread and literally add 2,3,even 5 more knives to my covet list... you are all killing me.... pretty much a huge thumbs up to everything today. :thumbup:

 

[BrotherJim]

Thanks BrotherJim! You can't beat a Buck! Nice looking Franklins you got there! They all seem to be in pretty good condition.

Thanks Gary !!! In the late 50's early 60's my dad collected a few coins here and there from ones in circulation. I inherited his complete Franklin set in 1979. The Buck 500 is a recent addition. I was pleasantly surprised with the fit and finish of this Buck. It's as good or better than some of the older Bucks I have, even if the modern materials used, may or may not be as good.

 

[red_ant751]

Love this thread. There is always something new for me to consider as my next purchase.

 

[blademan 13]

Will - Thank you Sir! My one and only Farmers Jack Smooth Ivory Bone is becoming one of my personal favorites.

Ron, you know those FJ's are just like Lay's.....

 

[blademan 13]

I just got this 83 in the mail

Just WOW! Mighty fine #83 right there, perhaps the finest I've seen yet.

 

[bozack]

76 in buffalo horn. I will be carrying it all week.

 

[Primble]

Primble - Ole Boiley Rides Again That may be some of your best work Rob! After all you did learn from a Master!!! :thumbup:

I had these 2 Titusville Souvenirs with me today!

Thank you my friend. Nice piano key souvenirs from the land where magic happens. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

I'm off over to see ADEE today and visit his local fleamarket. Got a few knives in my bag, and this Howarth Lambsfoot in my pocket. Have a great day everyone :thumbup:

 

[HFinn]

I owe this knife to a member of this forum. Every time I pick it up it reminds my how great people can be. A gentleman's knife from a gentleman. Thank you.

 

[HFinn]

Just noticed that my favourite knife shop has knife just like this on sale. How usefull is that pruning blade in general use?

 

[dispatch184]

Every... day... carry... day 6

No reason to switch out that specimen, fantastic knife

 

[pertinux]

Primble, your new Old Boiley turned out well! :thumbup: eek

Just noticed that my favourite knife shop has knife just like this on sale. How usefull is that pruning blade in general use?

I'm finding it astonishingly well-suited to most tasks I run into day-to-day. As in, I'm surprised at how much I enjoy having this knife along, and how intuitively useful the main blade is proving to be.

~ P.

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[HFinn]

I'm finding it astonishingly well-suited to most tasks I run into day-to-day. As in, I'm surprised at how much I enjoy having this knife along, and how intuitively useful the main blade is proving to be.

~ P.

Thank you. The knife I mentioned is GEC Tidioute Farmers Jack with green micarta handles. I'll consider it.

 

[93EXCivic]

 

[Half/Stop]

Thank you my friend. Nice piano key souvenirs from the land where magic happens. :thumbup::thumbup:

Yes Sir! Magic Indeed!:thumbup:

Just noticed that my favourite knife shop has knife just like this on sale. How usefull is that pruning blade in general use?

I'm finding it astonishingly well-suited to most tasks I run into day-to-day. As in, I'm surprised at how much I enjoy having this knife along, and how intuitively useful the main blade is proving to be.

~ P.

Thank you Sarah. You have far more pocket time with the FJ than I do. I can add that the main is incredibly stout. :thumbup:

 

[Half/Stop]

I was thinking that I should give some pocket time to this one today

 

[Whetstone39]

Totin' one of my favorite Farmers today.