What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Gary
Thank you and that 85 is awesome!

Tsarbomba

Thank you as well for the compliment and i did not polish the backspring.
I suspect if was that warnie of the coyote...lol

Paul
That Boker is the bomb...wow..just gorgoeous

Harry
It is a Fight'n Rooster and I just love the old thing. It has a powerful lock out and cuts like a scalpel. Love the length of the blade for food prep. Good to see you, my friend!

The Factor

I see the smile on your face!!! Super fine specimen:thumbup:

Jake
Smoking hot:eek::thumbup::thumbup:
 
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Thank you for the comments on the Hampton everyone. It was worth the wait for sure. When I heard the UPS truck rattle to a stop, I kindly greeted the driver at the sidewalk haha. He didn't even have to step out of the truck.

He must have known it was something I was waiting on since he started laughing when he saw me there like a kid excitedly standing in line at an ice cream truck.
 
Macchina, I meant to say it the other day when you posted a photo of your daughter… congrats! Hope everything is going well!
 
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These three are with me on this beautiful Saturday,

Rick Menefee dogleg in 154cm and mammoth ivory

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A pair from Jerry Halfrich, Hidalgo front lock in Mike Norris' "Hornet's Nest" stainless damascus, integral frame; Jack Russell fixed blade in M4 tool steel, hardened by Jerry to 62RC. Both are handled in old growth redwood burl that I supplied Jerry. Paul Long sheath.

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Today, I decided to carry three knives (to follow the example of, but not surpass GT, the multi-carry champion).

In recognition of Paul's fantastic new Boker Congress, I'm carrying mine (different handle materials - and older).

And to emulate, but not outdo, Dadpool's pulp novel background, I snapped one of the Boker on a Tom Swift book.

Finally, to honor the contributions of three cities (Sheffield, Solingen and Titusville) to pocket cutlery I have one from each city.


 
Bob and Kperla, superb knives; the handles on those are gorgeous! It's not often I say "wow" two times in a row. :)
 
Macchina said:
My baby's TC again today. It's her first day at the cabin!
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Welcome home!

RDaneel said:
Today, I decided to carry three knives (to follow the example of, but not surpass GT, the multi-carry champion).

In recognition of Paul's fantastic new Boker Congress, I'm carrying mine (different handle materials - and older).

And to emulate, but not outdo, Dadpool's pulp novel background, I snapped one of the Boker on a Tom Swift book.

Finally, to honor the contributions of three cities (Sheffield, Solingen and Titusville) to pocket cutlery I have one from each city.
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The sincerest form of flattery...nice sentiment!

Kperla said:
Eureka!!
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That is sweet...

Wrapping up a week of trying out an 85
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You got that right! This is one of the finest knives GEC has put out IMO!


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Bob
That Scout is perfection!! I have coveted one of those since the moment I saw it.

Kperla
A super fine Eureka indeed

Dean
A great trio and tribute:D

Kris
The Halfritch JAck Russel is so thin and sublime:thumbup:
 
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