What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

cousin's wedding today, so something special. perhaps one of Glenn's modified. maybe the 15 or the 48
 
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Love it !!


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Thanks Jack ! It's definitely one of my keepers I'll have for many years to come . It's been in the family for a very long time .

Here's my Sheffield-made example by Joseph Allen :) And some advertising you might like :thumbup:





 
Here's my Sheffield-made example by Joseph Allen :) And some advertising you might like :thumbup:






That's awesome [emoji1303] what a beauty !
Thanks for sharing [emoji846]That advertisement brings back memories when I fell victim to trying to figure out how to open it lol . But I Was determined and not to smart lol.
That's how it got those two dimples on the covers . But after a few hours I finally figured it out lol .
In my defense it had to be around 30 years ago [emoji56]
Every time I see those dimples on the cover I think of that frustrating day and chuckle.



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I would just Like to add that you guys and gals have some beautiful knives and I'm really enjoying seeing them all . But finding it hard not to comment on them all or there would be pages just on my replies .
So I would like to say Thank you to everyone for taking the time to post them and sharing there beauty [emoji1303]


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That's awesome [emoji1303] what a beauty !
Thanks for sharing [emoji846]That advertisement brings back memories when I fell victim to trying to figure out how to open it lol . But I Was determined and not to smart lol.
That's how it got those two dimples on the covers . But after a few hours I finally figured it out lol .
In my defense it had to be around 30 years ago [emoji56]
Every time I see those dimples on the cover I think of that frustrating day and chuckle.

Thanks, happy memories :) :thumbup:
 
Speaking of lazy felines, I inherited this one when I moved in to my new place. The homeowner just left it outside to fend for itself when he moved out. :thumbdn: It is a really sweet cat too. And since I spend a lot of my time on the front porch we bonded really quickly.
It is REALLY tough to keep this Barlow out of my pocket.
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Speaking of lazy felines, I inherited this one when I moved in to my new place. The homeowner just left it outside to fend for itself when he moved out. :thumbdn: It is a really sweet cat too. And since I spend a lot of my time on the front porch we bonded really quickly.
It is REALLY tough to keep this Barlow out of my pocket.
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Beautiful knife !
I'm glad to see your furry friend has found a new buddy to [emoji1303]



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That's awesome [emoji1303] what a beauty !
Thanks for sharing [emoji846]That advertisement brings back memories when I fell victim to trying to figure out how to open it lol . But I Was determined and not to smart lol.
That's how it got those two dimples on the covers . But after a few hours I finally figured it out lol .
In my defense it had to be around 30 years ago [emoji56]
Every time I see those dimples on the cover I think of that frustrating day and chuckle.



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Well: what's the secret!?!
 
Well: what's the secret!?!

From what I understand you press down on the spine of the blade and it should disengage. I haven't had one in hand, though, but I've read threads about these knives before.

Photos of today's totes resting in the car with the A/C cranked after I'd finished working under the hood:



 
Well: what's the secret!?!

I'll never tell !! [emoji14]

Well with mine you hold the knife point up and press on the blade and it releases . To lock it just reverse the position to point down and press on the blade and it closes and locks .




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Thanks for the well wishes everyone. Just a cold setting me back for a bit. It just seems compounded given all my other issues, but back on track now. :D

Gary, thanks for the comments. The electrician's knife is a GEC #15. This one was an SFO for Steven Rice labeled STR*EK (Steven T. Rice Electrician Knife) and has OD Green Micarta covers. They also offered these in a sheepsfoot blade as well as the spearpoint.

That's really good to hear, Bob! :thumbup: Here's to that cold passing quickly. :) Beautiful STREK electrician's knife, too! I've seen those from time to time, and yours looks splendid.

My carry today will be my Case 63090 SS Medium Stockman again, which I suspect everyone is tired of seeing again (again) at this point. I just got back from bouldering (that's chalk on my shorts), where I was, of course, not carrying it. ;)

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I think it will be a very long time until we get tired of seeing that 63090, Dadpool. It's a beautiful knife and your photos are great.
 
and a Zorro novelty knife I could no longer resist
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- GT

Now that's a Barlow! Barlows were meant to be inexpensive knives and (I think) something a boy could carry. That Zorro Barlow hits both with a bang.

Today's carry (in addition to my Calf Roper Slim) was one of my TC Barlows that I haven't carried in some time.

 
Great knives folks. The color on that medium stockman is RICH, nice pic Dadpool. Love Zorro.

Alan
 
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