What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

5K Qs said:
Congrats, on the newest City Knife, Tom; it seems to go well with everything! :D (I probably shouldn't admit this in public, but I was actually talking to a fixed blade maker at the gun and knife show last Saturday - blasphemy for me! :eek::o)


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Thanks GT! Your electrician is a beauty! :thumbup:

So you have been tempted enough to at least explore the traditional fixed blade Dark Side? Awesome. Insert evil laugh here _____________. :D :thumbup:
 
arizonaranchman said:
Both are very classy :thumbup:
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Thank you sir, as is your naturally- patinaed Northfield Barlow!

Primble said:
Fine looking knife and light, they compliment one another !
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Thanks! Paul saw my Barlow and thought the light should go with it. He has a great eye, and a big heart to go with it!

Glad things worked out for you and you're up and about again!!:thumbup:
 
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Primble said:
I love that background Mr. Jack ! :thumbup::thumbup::)
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Thank you Mr P, from a 19th century drawing in a book I received as a Christmas gift, a Sheffield cutler hafting a penknife :thumbup:

Primble said:
Thank all of you for the well wishes and the humor. I needed a smile. I am very very very very happy to report that I passed the stone late this afternoon and am feeling much better, although the powerful pain medicine wrecked my stomach. I never had one before and hope that I (again) nor you guys ever have that experience. :o You guys (and your knives :D) are the best ! :thumbup::thumbup::) Thank you, once again !
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That's very good news. I've had a couple of friends who had kidney stones, and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Wishing you a speedy recovery :thumbup:

I'm well down the pecking order of ailments I'm afraid, but have had a cold for the past couple of days :o I blame it on giving up alcohol for January, I can just feel those germs swooping down on my detoxed blood like Yorkshiremen let loose in a pie factory! :eek: :D :thumbup:

 
You'll have to fill your lungs with some of that crisp air up on the moors today Jack!



Riberac by Remi Lavialle today

Sam
 
I'm breathing like Darth Vader today Sam! :D We're just getting some snow flurries here, makes a change from driving rain at least! :grumpy:

That's a very interesting-looking knife my friend (Edit - just enjoyed reading your review) :thumbup:
 
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Sometimes you just want a stockman and a spear main... :P

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Glad to hear you're doing better and that it passed Primble ~

Dogleg on a dogleg, no corgis were harmed in the taking of this photo :O

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Jack Black said:
That's a very interesting-looking knife my friend (Edit - just enjoyed reading your review) :thumbup:
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Agreed, that is a cool knife Sam :cool: :thumbup: (greatly appreciated if someone could point me towards the review?)

Enzo Necker 70 and a Queen scout for me today. Admittedly I bought the necker because as of late I have a fascination with white handles, but it is one heck of a little slicer.

 
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Another smashing pair Tom. I'll VM you the link for that review :thumbup:
 
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