What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

pmew said:
Love the Canal Street :)



Mwa haha! My cunning photograph hath fooled you!



It's a pioneer and an ebony 25. The pioneer is the navy 2015 model but it looks black against the dark grey slate background.
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Yikes.. I'm 0 for 2.... And there was a big hint in your signature right under my nose!
 
Ebony Talon today
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The rust red bone on this #15 is darkening up nicely, and starting to show some decent pocket wear on the handles... I'm warming up to it :)

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GT: belated thanks to your comments. My mother is doing great for turning 82.

and I forget who wanted to know about the Bikini Blond Lager...refreshing light lager flavor, not strongly hopped or bitter, which is great for after being in salt water. I think Cascade hops.

Guestwho101...nice viper, decdided to carry mine for the first time, along with the fishbarlow

along the river hike. Went thru some good woods not bogged by springs




 
Whetstone39 said:
Great pairing Jack, those two blades will handle anything. Good luck taming the bear-trap Lambsfoot.

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Thanks Tom, another great pairing there :thumbup:

pmew said:
If I had one like Duncan's stunning TEW then I might - up until I got arrested that is. :o
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Yikes! :eek: :D :thumbup:

Gevonovich said:
Jack
Thank you kindly my friend! Abbeydale Jack??? I thought that one had no stamp:confused:
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You've not heard of the Abbeydale Jack??!!
 
layin' around the house today with this Kutmaster. Please excuse the buffing compound in the jigging, I was cleaning up the bolsters and shirld a bit.
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If any of ya know the approximate age of this one, please, do tell.
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Gevonovich said:
I guess its from the Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet museum.
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Jack Black said:
...Hanging onto my Mystery Jack too! ;)

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Whetstone39 said:
Thanks Jack! Very classy pairing today sir. Maybe the mystery knife deserves a name other than "mystery knife"? :)
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Jack Black said:
Thanks a lot Tom :) LOL! You're right! :D :thumbup:

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Thank you TB, I was going to leave my Abbeydale Jack at home today, but you've twisted my arm ;) :D Hope works settles down soon. Love the Baby Doc :thumbup:

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5K Qs said:
Illustrious pair, Jack! :cool: So you’ve decided to name the “mystery jack” after yourself, have you? ;) I understand the “Jack” part, but what’s the story behind the “Abbeydale”? :confused:
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Jack Black said:
LOL! :D Well, I'm not sure it'll stick, but Abbeydale is the area of Sheffield where I bought the knife ;) :D :thumbup:
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;) :D :thumbup:
 
Greetings Everyone!!

I've been away trout fishing for the past week or so. Evidence is below.

Lots of great pictures posted since I've been gone. Well done all.

I carried a Case 6265S all week.

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Today I went with a Forum knife and a T.C. Barlow.

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Have a great day!

Ken K.
 
HeathH said:
The rust red bone on this #15 is darkening up nicely, and starting to show some decent pocket wear on the handles... I'm warming up to it :)

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Very nice! Been after the same knife for a while now, I have the Amber Bone version but regret not getting the Rust Red instead......
 
Gevonovich said:
I have not been keeping up lately! Thanks! I searched your Abbeydale threads for a clue and noticed most of the pictures are not showing up for me...probably lost in the "bucket";)
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Me neither :o ;) Yeah, that's a pain with so many of the old threads :grumpy:
 
Bark River Wilderness Explorer after mods...

 
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