What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mitch4ging]

Imperial equal end jack (mentioned above)

Colonial scout

- GT

Great Imperial and Colonial Scout, GT!:thumbup:

Thank you Gary. I agree about the Hobo Nickels, yet they intrigue me. I rec'd one in change some twenty years back and have been interested ever since.
I like your Scout my friend

This great Pal Cutlery Scout, full blades with no play period, steel liners and gorgeous chip and crack free bone...THANK YOU MARK:thumbup:

Another wonderful Scout, Paul! Do you know the manufacturing time frame of this one?

 

[Half/Stop]

Those two beauties pair up very well Ron !!!

Harry

Harry - Thank you my friend. Those stags are looking terrific! :thumbup:

Those look great together, Ron; you've won a Sunday doubleheader! :thumbup:

- GT

Gary - Thanks buddy, that's all I won this weekend!!!

 

[deltaboy]

Frost made Honk Falls 4 1/2 inch Stockman.

 

[MJ71]

Please forgive me if these images don't belong in this thread - I couldn't work out the best place for them. But I think they indisputably speak of a very long knife tradition. I spotted this item in a museum in the U.K. Incredible to think about who made and/or carried this knife. I'll fully understand if the mods place this somewhere else.

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[Emspop]

Please forgive me if these images don't belong in this thread - I couldn't work out the best place for them. But I think they indisputably speak of a very long knife tradition. I spotted this item in a museum in the U.K. Incredible to think about who made and/or carried this knife. I'll fully understand if the mods place this somewhere else.

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That is amazing! Thank you for sharing it.


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[paulhilborn]

Another wonderful Scout, Paul! Do you know the manufacturing time frame of this one?

Thanks Mitch, the tang stamp reads Pal Blade Co (in a crescent/arch shape) dating it between 1939-1945. From 1945 forward it changed to "Pal Cutlery Co".

 

[legineng]

 

[eschwebach]

All day today! Has been one for the books. Buck harvested! Just got done with carving pumpkins, now fire pit and a cold one...or two or three....

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Sounds like a fantastic day! Cheers!

I carried my Kabar Dog's Head Coppersmith all weekend.

 

[StoneBeard]

I have these two with me on this beautiful Sunday morning. I am just sitting around admiring the craftsmanship and beauty that each of these exhibit. Blessings to all!

Outstanding pair Ron :thumbup:

That's a cool knife (and coin) Paul :thumbup: I had also initially thought it was smaller :thumbup:

Hope everyone has a good Sunday :thumbup:

Awesome knife and picture Jack:thumbup:

 

[Jack Black]

That's so wonderful to know at least one of his knives is getting out in the fresh air.
Have a great Sunday.

THanks r8shell :thumbup:

Great-looking Lambsfoot Brett :thumbup:

Glad I can make someone smile every now and then. Rachel, I basically can't NOT carry that stockman; it's my custom pocket knife! I suppose technically every knife is unique in that it has its own existence, but that scrimshawed RR is truly one-of-a-kind. There are lots of white bone small RR stockmen, and I'd guess a few of them are scrimshawed, but I can't imagine there's another that has a fine feather on one side and Euler's Equation on the other. As one of my students remarked when I was showing off the knife to a class, "I'll bet there's not another knife like that in the entire universe!"

It is a very special knife GT, I always enjoy seeing it :thumbup:

Jack, your Stan Shaw lambsfoot is astounding in so many ways! :thumbup::thumbup: I especially love the swayback shape and the splendid stag! Great photo, too!

Awesome knife and picture Jack:thumbup:

Thanks guys, the mural of Harry Brearley was painted in Sheffield to mark the centenary of his discovery of stainless steel :thumbup:

Decades apart in age, but these two seemed to go together somehow. Hope everyone has a good week :thumbup:

 

[Pt-Luso]

In acorns company.

 

[Travman]

 

[screened porch]

You won't ding your edge on that lanyard bail. I forget Okapi makes more than one knife.

 

[Peregrin]

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[joeradza]

Black & Orange for Halloween. Jack, you beat me to it.

 

[Peregrin]

Nice knives today, folks!
Erik, I gotta get me one of those KA-BAR Dog's Head Coppersmith's! Nice!

Brisk morning here in Central NY. Along for the ride.

 

[Ernie1980]

Joseph Rodgers lobster knife

 

[BigBiscuit]

Gary, I love the Case/Bose Norfolk. Tough one to find. I wish Case or another manufacturer would do another run of those or, if from another manufacturer, make one the same size as the Case/Bose. I know GEC made some for Northwoods and Queen made some of the Winchester Black Box versions, but they are all just a hair over 3". A bit too small for my liking.

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[BigBiscuit]

Gev, do you know what kind of wood that is on your Pukko? Very interesting grain and coloring. Nice.