What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[timberweasel]

Coffin Jack seems appropriate for today...

Case/Bose Coffin Jack in 154CM and chestnut peachseed jigged bone

-Brett

 

[Gevonovich]

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

It's Birch and one of my favorites. The craftmenship is all Rinos ( generosity too ) and the blade was forged by the master Yrjo Puronvarsi

Here is a link to the original thread:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...riend-from-Croatia?highlight=rinos+gevonovich

I hope your doing well and the sun is on your face, Bob:thumbup::thumbup: If all goes well and its cold enough I will make a fire tonight and takes some pictures

 

[BigBiscuit]

Thanks Gev. Definitely cold enough for fires up this way. Looking forward to pics of that beauty by the firelight. :thumbup:

 

[Emspop]

Heading into work for an hour or so, this medium jack ought to do the trick.

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[Peregrin]

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.

The Norfolk is one of my favorites too. I like it so much I keep my eyes open in the usual places, including the Exchange, in hopes of snagging another. They pop up every once in awhile.

 

[Jerry D.]

 

[joeradza]

Nice one Jerry. Out of all my knives, the D-D is my most carried because it's with me no matter what else I'm carrying. If I could only have one, that would probably be it. It just works.

 

[JSCHENK]

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[Atiger]

Old John Primble Belknap Hdw & mfg Blue Grass today...

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[NJBillK]

Old John Primble Belknap Hdw & mfg Blue Grass today...

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That is Fantastic looking!

 

[Jack Black]

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

That's a good-looking pair my friend :thumbup:

Very nice Gev :thumbup:

Coffin Jack seems appropriate for today...

Case/Bose Coffin Jack in 154CM and chestnut peachseed jigged bone

Very aesthetic pattern :thumbup:

 

[r8shell]

Happy Halloween!

 

[black mamba]

Gary, that little Vitale is a beaut! I still have the big 75 stockman from work today. The pile side is especially nice and toasty.

 

[eschwebach]

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

Thank you Gary! It's nice knife to be sure.

I am carrying my Moki Fish Owl today.

 

[Half/Stop]

Outstanding pair Ron :thumbup:

Thanks Mike!

A bunch of niceuns posted today! :thumbup: Totin some Green Sawcut!!

 

[BigBiscuit]

The Key Lime Clip. Looking good Ron.

 

[screened porch]

that didn't belong here at all. Sorry.

 

[Gevonovich]

Happy Halloween!

Candy corn....looks good and sweet knife:thumbup:

Jack
Thank you my friend!
Hope you had a fine day!!

 

[KBA]

 

[5K Qs]

That's a good looking Colonial scout GT.:thumbup:
I gave my Kamp King scout to my brother during our north rim Grand Canyon trip.earlier this month so have my eyes set on another scout

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

Great Imperial and Colonial Scout, GT!:thumbup:
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Thanks, Steve & Paul & Mitch. That Colonial Forest-Master scout knife was my first knife, from about 1960. It's showing its age (blade play, bowed back spring) but I've been carrying/using it more and more lately. Must be some nostalgia thing; I used it so much when I was a kid, and it still feels very familiar to me.

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

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That is a very fine specimen, Paul!! :thumbup:

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

Well, I'm a Purdue fan, and our football coaches have been telling us for about 20 years that we have to "manage our expectations".

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It is a very special knife GT, I always enjoy seeing it :thumbup:
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Thanks guys, the mural of Harry Brearley was painted in Sheffield to mark the centenary of his discovery of stainless steel :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack, for the compliment and the historical note!

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

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

Coffin Jack seems appropriate for today...

Case/Bose Coffin Jack in 154CM and chestnut peachseed jigged bone

-Brett

Happy Halloween!

I appreciate all the holiday spirit today! Alan & Jack, cool orange & black! Brett, the coffin jack is an inspired choice! r8shell, the candy corn is quintessential Halloween candy IMHO!

I made it all the way through my current 20-week schedule of weekly carries, so I'm back to "Week 1"!
Stockman of the Week is a Case CV chestnut jigged bone sowbelly (thanks, Ron):

SAK of the Week is a Champion:

Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Camillus electrician:

"Big" knife of the week is a Colt buckshot bone teardrop jack:

- GT