What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[paulhilborn]

Thanks Dan, I love Gabon Ebony. Great pair and picture of them you have there:thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

Morning Jack, have fun in Minster town mate !

Thanks mate, it chucked it down, but I got to look round a couple of antique shops :thumbup:

Spectacular stag Paul :thumbup:

Carrying this one lately. I gotta tell the story...

That's SOME story! Glad you're getting the house sorted. Nice work Jake :thumbup:

Quality ragg :thumbup:

Jack , Thanks, I wish this old TL could tell stories.

Absolutely I love the character of old work and army knives :thumbup:

Pretty cool when you can tell everyone where you are going with a tang stamp, Jack!!! :thumbup:

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Thanks Dean, I managed to get some pics of the building where the knife was made - even the drainpipes were dated 1735! Hoping to show it in a table thread if I can ever get the pics uploaded Looks like you had your pockets full my friend :thumbup:

I always enjoy seeing that knife r8shell :thumbup:

Holy Stovepipe kick!

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LOL! That's some great Saturday stag Dean :thumbup:

Fantastic pics Brett, looks like you and the family had a great day out :thumbup:

Good to see you here Ken A belated Happy Father's Day. Nice-looking IXL :thumbup:

Nicely captured :thumbup:

Smashing Paul :thumbup:

Fantastic looking pair Jack! Safe travels.

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Thanks Dan, hope you had a good walk, I like your companions :thumbup:

I'm carrying this Keen Kutter Peanut and Arthur Wright work-back Lambsfoot today. Have a great Sunday everyone :thumbup:

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks for the compliments on the Case fellas.
Dan, it's a Case 11031SH with walnut covers.

 

[pmew]

Mmmmmmm banana loaf...




- Paul

 

[Jack Black]

Go on, rub it in! :thumbup:

 

[pmew]

Go on, rub it in! :thumbup:

Lol, I'd send you one but it just isn't the same as fresh and warm from the oven.


- Paul

 

[Jack Black]

Lol, I'd send you one but it just isn't the same as fresh and warm from the oven.

Oooo! You meanie! :thumbup:

 

[joeradza]

Alan

 

[Travman]

I like the color of your knife. Mine is very dark. You can only see the wood grain when it is in he shade. In the sun it almost looks like African Blackwood. I want to find a second one to use.

 

[BigBiscuit]

That looks good too Travman. It looks as though someone may have refinished the wood as most of them came from the factory with the lighter coloring and no shine to it.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Actually, the more I look at it, yours appears to be cocobolo.

 

[Travman]

Gave this old forum knife some pocket time today

Simply stunning. Beautiful knife and a perfect setting.

 

[blades&wrenches]

 

[Travman]

That looks good too Travman. It looks as though someone may have refinished the wood as most of them came from the factory with the lighter coloring and no shine to it.

Actually, the more I look at it, yours appears to be cocobolo.

Thanks Bob. I hadn't considered that. I'll go with that theory until someone says otherwise.

 

[Ebbanflood]

Nice!!!!

 

[MT Damascus]

Two fine knives with me today, and THE finest knife book I have ever had the pleasure. Have a great Sunday folks,

Tom Overeynder wharncliffe trapper with Brian Hochstrat engraving along with a Johnny Stout, Arne Mason slip case

 

[Atiger]

This old Robeson ShurEdge...

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[JOELSM]

Northwoods Madison as my traditional side-kick.

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[StoneBeard]

 

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