What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Today my new Schrade LB5!!!

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Todays carry : Schrade 1975 Commemorative issue of the Russell Barlow , 73 Linerlock in Stag , Moki 100J


The Car On The Lake is now The Car In The Lake

It was still on the lake at 1:00 P.M. Saturday and that was the last I knew until this morning.

Harry
 
Terrific knives and pictures in the past couple of days everyone!

Today I'm carrying a TC Day's Work and a Vic. Pioneer.

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Have a great Leap Day!

Ken K.
 
Old Engineer said:
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Harry, the British Arts Council have given out substantial grants for far less interesting projects than this one! :D What will happen to the car now, will it just sit there half-submerged, or will someone tow it out at some point? Nice carries BTW :) :thumbup:
 
I've been gone a few days and wow, has this thread been active! I just had to comment on some of the outstanding knives posted over the weekend.

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Ken, that has to be the most beautiful Vic Classic I've ever seen!

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Peter, that is a great photo of that Bullnose.

RobbW said:
Traded for this from one of our outstanding members in the south. Got it used, so it's the first TC Barlow I've been able to bear dropping in my pocket and using. It's a 2012.

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What a beautiful TC to carry as a user, Robb!

BigBiscuit said:
My dressy knife for the day.

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Dressy and classy, Bob. The wood and steel compliment each other so well.

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Beautiful example of Evan's skills there, Phil.

Jack Black said:
I like it a lot my friend :thumbup: Carrying something quite different today though :) Have a good week everyone :thumbup:



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Interesting carries today, Jack. They seem to work well as a pair. :thumbup:

Old Engineer said:
The Car On The Lake is now The Car In The Lake

Harry
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Harry, I've enjoyed your photos of the car on the lake slowly sinking.

I got a walking stick for completing our Metro Parks Winter Hike series this year; 12 parks over the last two months. The Farmer's Jack has been whining that I never take it anywhere, so it's in the pocket today and scheduled to go on my next hike Thursday.

 
Jack Black said:
Harry, the British Arts Council have given out substantial grants for far less interesting projects than this one! :D What will happen to the car now, will it just sit there half-submerged, or will someone tow it out at some point? Nice carries BTW :) :thumbup:
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One of the local garages that has a wrecker will attach a cable to the cable that is attached to the car , and winch it out of the lake. I have no idea when they will do it. There is no engine in the car and maybe no transmission so there very little risk of oil contamination. The city , Burlington , has been doing this for some time now.


Harry
 
If it wasn't a leap year, today would be my birthday. But, since the mail lady showed up, I'm celebrating early. 😀
 
Do you ever have one of those days where you are proven wrong? Today was that day... Between challenging myself to use the Boker Barlow as my only EDC for a month and using a stainless steel butcher knife, I was pleasantly surprised by how well the worked compared to the Mountainous Opinel and Mora that I'm used to.

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Bighaze51 said:
If it wasn't a leap year, today would be my birthday. But, since the mail lady showed up, I'm celebrating early. 😀
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Happy Birthday! Starting the party right with that beauty.

Carrying my GEC 54. Excuse the grey "stray". Showed up in the back yard last summer, now he's taken over my knife photo window:)

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