What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

For Wooden Wednesday, and I sure like the way it takes an edge!

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Traditional for today. 2 3/4" Ohta Small Camper. It's a little knife that thinks it's a big knife!
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black mamba said:
Gev, have you been reading Corbett lately? Nice composition!
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Thank you kindly, Jeff! I don't recognize the name but would like to know why you ask and who he/she is?:D

Edit: I guess you are referring to Lionel and no I had not read his work but i will now....thanks Jeff!!
 
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James Corbett was a British colonial living in India early in the last century (1900s), and the greatest hunter of man-eaters who ever lived. They had a habit back then of naming famous man-eating leopards and tigers, such as "The Bachelor of Powalgarh" and "The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag." His book, "The Man-eaters of Kumaon" is one of the most thrilling collection of true adventures ever written.
 
black mamba said:
James Corbett was a British colonial living in India early in the last century (1900s), and the greatest hunter of man-eaters who ever lived. They had a habit back then of naming famous man-eating leopards and tigers, such as "The Bachelor of Powalgarh" and "The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag." His book, "The Man-eaters of Kumaon" is one of the most thrilling collection of true adventures ever written.
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This is why I love this place...very interesting and i will look him up. Interestingly, I am reading a novel set in India right now...The Rains Came...by the masterful Louis Bromfield.

Using my IXL to turn pages;)
 
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