What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROB, old and in the way!? I say no way have a GREAT DAY!!!

This one today and I'm thinking for quite sometime:thumbup:

Thank you Paul - it was a nice day.

That fish really shines - might be the best one yet ! :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Primble
Thank for the compliment you fine young lad you Hope a big feast is planned!

Gary
I too really like the Winchester! I am really enjoying the DE and it sure got sharp!

Just got back from my evening walk...the sun was setting...the grass was high and the yellow flowers were in bloom...for some reason I looked down and streched across the trail...snake!!

It's that time again...one eye on the trail

Paul
Absolutely gorgeous barlow...wow!!!

 

[Half/Stop]

Exemplary pairs, Ron and Jack!:thumbup:

Gary - Thanks for that my friend. Love that Winchester.:thumbup:

Paul, that is truly a beautiful Barlow! That stag is mind blowing! Marks skills are just getting better and better with each knife he completes!:thumbup:

Gevo, Please keep an eye out for those snakes my friend!

Today I was totin my Northwoods IRJ

 

[Gevonovich]

Gevo, Please keep an eye out for those snakes my friend!

Today I was totin my Northwoods IRJ

Oh my goodness that would take ~P's breath away:thumbup::thumbup: Fantastic picture ! and I hope you put it in Just a Picture thread

I will my friend...this time it was a rat snake and i sat down with him a spell...absolutely stunning

 

[shootquinn]

I've had quite a busy week accumulating stag. 😁

The 77 is by far my favorite of the three. The stag is amazing. The ka-bar has a few cracks and will be a great EDC knife.

I'm going to post over in the GEC Elk thread about the 42 Missouri trader. It's in my pocket right know and coming to work with me tomorrow 😁

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Thanks GT and Ron And of course, happy birthday Primble!

It was a Tidioute Tuesday

 

[Kymedic45]

Happy Birthday Primble

 

[T. Erdelyi]

JA Schmidt & Sons Inc Solingen, love them scales...

 

[TimmyJ]

I love this little guy. I think I've had it over 20 years,

 

[Jack Black]

Exemplary pairs, Ron and Jack! :thumbup:

Thanks GT, terrific trio :thumbup:

Mr. Jack - I nearly proposed to one of those blonde Coyotes when they came out. Would be interested in your evaluation after you carry yours a while. :thumbup:

LOL! I'll be sure to let you know Mr P, glad to hear you had a good birthday :thumbup:

Very nice Ted :thumbup:

John Ryalls & Sons (1890-1915) Sleeveboard for me today :thumbup:



Along with this WW1 Joseph Allen 'Gift Knife'

 

[A.L.]

JA Schmidt & Sons Inc Solingen, love them scales...

Pretty scales indeed! :thumbup:

 

[T. Erdelyi]

That sleeve board is sweet Jack but the bone and jigging on the Joseph Allen is stellar. Quick question Jack, I see that style can opener makin' a comeback but I've never used that type before. How do you use it, does the button ride on the rim of the can and you rock the opener on it?

 

[Jack Black]

That sleeve board is sweet Jack but the bone and jigging on the Joseph Allen is stellar. Quick question Jack, I see that style can opener makin' a comeback but I've never used that type before. How do you use it, does the button ride on the rim of the can and you rock the opener on it?

Thanks a lot Ted. Yes, you've got it with the can opener. I have to say that I prefer other types personally, but maybe I just haven't had enough practice with it :thumbup:

 

[mitch4ging]

Still an enthralling knife, Mitch! (I understood your previous picture with the arrowhead that matches your new knife's shield, but I have to confess I can't figure out WHAT that is above the knife in this pic! )

It's from the copper mine down near Silver City NM where I'm from. These are formed as the ore goes through the smelter. So it's a copper glob!

 

[bozack]

carrying the 85 today and my 71

 

[BMCGear]

Added a Rambler to the EDC.

 

[mitch4ging]

Thanks GT, terrific trio :thumbup:



LOL! I'll be sure to let you know Mr P, glad to hear you had a good birthday :thumbup:



Very nice Ted :thumbup:

John Ryalls & Sons (1890-1915) Sleeveboard for me today :thumbup:



Along with this WW1 Joseph Allen 'Gift Knife'

Wow, beautiful pair!!

 

[mitch4ging]

JA Schmidt & Sons Inc Solingen, love them scales...

Very nice, Ted! The scales are somewhat mesmerizing!

 

[Jack Black]

Wow, beautiful pair!!

Thanks Mitch :thumbup:

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Hope you had a great birthday yesterday Primble!!

Realized it's been way too long since I carried an IRJ...

Bark River City Knife, Northwoods Indian River Jack