What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[bonzodog]

Put this 3" Ohta drop point in my pocket today.

Stunning

 

[Gary W. Graley]

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Gary, love the color and jiggin' on the RR, it still blows me away that they can make a decent blade at such a low price, just shows you what they can do and they bring back so many no longer produced by anyone or if it's made it's extremely expensive. Certainly not for under $15 but they manage.

Thanks and yes it's a pretty nice folder a constant watch pocket carry
G2

 

[Will Power]

I like the Lick Creek, use it a lot and can really recommend this unusual pattern.

 

[r8shell]

Personally, I wouldn't. The #14s pen is pointy enough that it doesn't need it in my opinion, and it's such a good looking piece, it would be a pity to go all cosmetic on it.

- Paul

The more I look at it, the more I think you're right, Paul. It's a narrower and pointier blade than I expected from pictures. A very useful shape and besides, the belly will probably straighten out on its own after years of use and sharpening.

 

[WGregge]

Seventy-seven Stagurday

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[Macchina]

These Beagles are just about right for everything!

 

[GuestWho101]

 

[Gevonovich]

Put this 3" Ohta drop point in my pocket today.

Now that one satisfies in every respect! Good to see you posting, Gary

 

[BenHarris]

Like every day for the past few months, the little Peanut has been along went along for the ride today. I took a quick hike, and started a small fire just to keep up my skills. Many a feather stick was made, an apple peeled, and a splinter removed. I have grown quite fond of this little guy, and I don't see putting her in the sock drawer any time soon.

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Upon arriving at the summit, I realized that a flint and steel set was the only way I had to make fire. So, things got interesting...

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[microbe]

Old school friction folder from Sardinia.

Resolza Pattadese, made by Giovanni Masala

 

[Peregrin]

Stunning

Thank you sir!

These Beagles are just about right for everything!

Great picture! That looks to be a nice little knife!

Now that one satisfies in every respect! Good to see you posting, Gary

Thanks, Gev. I don't carry it enough. Been kinda busy, but I'm always in the shadows.

 

[Half/Stop]

I have been working around the house all day. I didn't find a single task that these 2 would not handle.

 

[btb01]

#71 Bull Nose with me today.

 

[J_Curd]

Well I am late as usual. There has been a lot of beauties posted up today. :thumbup: Today, I have been totin' the 3rd new to me knife this week. This 48 Improved Trapper came to me from the exchange.

That one has been through quite a few hands. I hope it's still wickedly sharp!!


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[Half/Stop]

That one has been through quite a few hands. I hope it's still wickedly sharp!!


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Hi Joe It is very sharp, and has a lot of life left!:thumbup:

 

[deltaboy]

Uncle Henry stock man and a Taylor OT 8 and a SAK.

 

[flatblackcapo]

WOW Kevin!!! tons of character with the knife and leather slip:thumbup:

Thanks , my friend!
GT, Those MAM knives could only br better if they offered them in carbon blades.
Totin' the Higo today.

 

[Jack Black]

Despite my groaning table, I've not actually been to many flea-markets this year, or to a single 'car-boot sale'. Off to the first of the year this morning though, with my two trusty sidekicks Have a happy Sunday everyone :thumbup:

 

[screened porch]

Good hunting, Jack!

 

[pmew]

How was the film Jack? What did you see?



Same as yesterday, I know, but I had forgotten how useful it is


- Paul