Will Power
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Very nice choices for the day Gary. I enjoy seeing both. That piece by Mace is too cool. Thanks for sharing both.
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A dogleg with my dog
Awesome pic! Love that patina, Corgi, and Hobo ring. That is a ring Steve West creation...isn't it? I adored my Corgi as well - seems like a lifetime ago that I had her.
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Same 301 as yesterday. Found the little USA 1084T and thought I'd give it a shot too. And one of my favorite coffee mugs.
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Choice antler on both of those for sure! But why does the fixed have copper liners? Is it decorative or is it a kind of 'washer' ensuring the stag adheres better? Looks very nice though
Regards, Will
Thanks Will. I think the copper liners are decorative. When the knife was new you'd notice them across the room. I should try shining them up next time I take a pic.
Thanks, Chris. I don't carry Mace's knife as much as I should. It's a really hefty, handy cutter. Just too many knives to choose from I guess.
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For T-Bone Tuesday, I've got this pair of old Robesons.
Love the steel on these, really great stuff, and the bone is warm & smooth.
Double Wow!!! Sweet pieces:thumbup::thumbup:
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Today, Nomad Hunter in Black Ash Burl:
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Carried a SAK today. Nice knives all!
Ken K.
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+1. Nice catch :thumbup:
Full of cold today, but have these two in my pockets :thumbup:
Hope the cold gets better Jack. Still liking' the Scrat !
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With me today.
Mace Vitale, Personal Carry in 1084 and Sambar stag with copper liners. Paul Long sheath.
Hiroaki Ohta, Single blade Wharncliffe Trapper in ATS-34 and Sambar stag.
Thank you for the comments on my old Remy Gary. Beautiful carries for you today. :thumbup::thumbup:
Carried a SAK today. Nice knives all!
Ken K.
I like the old style SAK Ken ! :thumbup:
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Beautiful knives and photos today!
This is the 2nd of 3 recent gun show finds. This old Hibbard Spencer Bartlett and Co. Cattle Knife
is still a very solid old knife. With a lot of character and life left in it. The blades all have Half/Stops
and are still factory tight. Someone has did a number on the secondary blade so I don't really know what it
was, I suspect it was a spey originally. The master may have been tipped somewhere in its life, if it has
the person that reground it did a perfect job on it. The punch is the first I have seen of this type.
All in all a great old companion to have in the pocket.
Good looking piece Ron. Half stops for half stop~
the codger scagel strikes again~
This one today.
Ken K.
Beautiful satin on that Ohta Ken. His friction folders are wonderful for the cost too~
Thank you HST, it is indeed. I met Steve at the Brooklyn Collective motorcycle show and he eventually made this one up for me with some custom engraving. Great guy and maker. I'm sorry to hear about your corgi, they make the best companions.
Got and carried this one today before sending it back to Davison for some TLC
