What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

BigBiscuit said:
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Pure purrrrrfection, Bob!!!

paulhilborn said:
A bit of blade redundancy which I usually dont carry but both are such nice vintage knives, I love the bone covers on both. An Equal End Kabar and a similar to GEC's #15 frame Voos USA Jack.

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Man o man what a Kabar :thumbup::thumbup:
 
You are carrying some stellar old cutlery Paul :thumbup:
 
Bob - Your 15 is unreal beautiful my friend! :D

Paul - Two fine old Jigged bone Jacks your Totin there today. :thumbup:

I just happen to be Totin a Jigged Bone Texas Jack today. :rolleyes: Much newer vintage of course! :eek::D

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Ken, a very nice CASE #6232 and of course I have a soft spot for Pruners:cool::thumbup:

Jack, thank you my friend and a wonderful Stag DUO for today's carry you have:thumbup:

Alan, a very nice Washington, I see it's owned significant pocket time since it's arrival;)

Brett, I like the Queen D2 Whittler. Once sharpened the D2 is such great edge holding steel:thumbup:

Bob, none finer than what your carrying today my friend;)

Gev, I always appreciate your comments buddy:cool::thumbup:

Ron, I have a soft spot for CASE #6232's and #6392's, very nice red bone on that one as well. So my friend is it the 32 or 92?

Dee, a very nice dynamic Green duo for the day:cool:
 
BigBiscuit said:
Thanks Gary. Don't let Pertinux see that leg knife with the owl etching. She'll want to abscond it. :D
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Good point, Bob, although by my count the leg knife pattern had the most votes in the recent "Ugliest Knife" thread, so ~P's owl affinity may not be strong enough to overcome "leg knife revulsion"! But I think it's a wonderful conversation piece! :D

Gevonovich said:
Thank you kindly, Gary!!! I pick these two..the office knife is so cool and that leg is loooong at 5 inches :eek:
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Thanks, Gev. That leg knife is long and also surprisingly slender:
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Peregrin said:
Sitting in the amtrak lounge at Penn Station in NYC waiting for the train. I love traveling by train. I can have a pocket knife in my pocket. What a concept!
Ohta sway back is with me and has come in very handy, even in NYC.
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I try to restrain myself from expressing my awed admiration of your Ohtas EVERY time I see them, but as we near Thanksgiving Day I HAVE to say thanks for sharing those beauties with us, Gary! :thumbup::thumbup:

RDaneel said:
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Thank you, Gary, for calling my Clauss magnificent. :) My Christmas present (which my wife got for me last month) is big, made by Samsung and great for watching movies on. :) My Christmas Barlow carry will be a red TC and a green TC.

Your Keen Kutter office knife is what dreams are made of. :thumbup:
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Jack Black said:
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Good memories GT :) There were over 30 in each class at my first school, nearly 1000 kids altogether, but fortunately I could already read a little. My dad used to say that my first word was "sandwiches"! Like he'd know! :rolleyes: :D :thumbup:

Thanks my friend, nice line-up, and it is always good to see your Office Knife :thumbup:
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Thanks for the Keen Kutter kompliments, Dean & Jack. :)
Dean, you seem to have your holidays all planned out. I didn't realize Samsung made knives; I like to watch movies reflected in the shiny blade of a big old Cold Steel Kudu! :rolleyes:
Jack, it's difficult for this farm boy to relate to 1000-student schools! :eek: My 8th grade graduating class was the largest in school history (as of 1965), and there were 12 of us! :o

SadSappySucker said:
I'm trying out a new rotation to get some of my less carried knives in my pocket more often.
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That's a dynamite pairing of knives, Erik! :cool:

Bighaze51 said:
I carried this little guy today, an old Camco I picked up off the bay pretty cheap. It had old fracked celuloid covers that I replace with some cocobolo a friend gifted me.
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Fantastic job, Bighaze!! That tip-bolstered Camco with bottle opener is first-rate! :cool:

WhittlinAway said:
It's and Old Timer kind of day.

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Greg, your 34OT looks handsome (and productive ;))! :thumbup:

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I'm carrying these two today. A Case 6232 and a Wilbert Cutlery Co. Hawkbill.

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Have a great day all!

Ken K.
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Very nice, Ken; that pruner looks like a pocketful! :thumbup:

Jack Black said:
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Double stag for me today, Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot and an old Abram Brooksbank :thumbup:
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Sensational stag duo, Jack; I'm especially struck by the covers on the older knife! :eek::thumbup:

SCFlyGuy said:
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Also carrying a belt sheath with a recently rediscovered Opinel that I bought on a spring break trip with my late parents in 1972. I thought this was lost, but I found it while cleaning out my desk. [emoji3]

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Glad you found the prodigal Opinel, SCFlyGuy! :thumbup: Sounds like it has some memories attached.

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Just got this Boker+ as a gift, so I guess I'll be carrying it for a while. Don't know the model name, but it looks pretty cool.
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+5K :thumbup:

paulhilborn said:
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A bit of blade redundancy which I usually dont carry but both are such nice vintage knives, I love the bone covers on both. An Equal End Kabar and a similar to GEC's #15 frame Voos USA Jack.

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Wow! You're on a roll, Paul! :thumbup: I was stunned and drooling over your Kabar earlier, but the jigging on the barehead jack is out-of-this-world!!! :eek::cool:

GuestWho101 said:
Tuesday Pickles

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I can see why pickles are my favorite condiment! :thumbup:

Half/Stop said:
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I just happen to be Totin a Jigged Bone Texas Jack today. :rolleyes: Much newer vintage of course! :eek::D

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Great-looking TX jack in TN, Ron! :cool:

Here are a few more of this week's knives.
A Vic Pocket Pal and a Vic Pioneer:
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A Kutmaster Girl Scout knife:
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A JJ Martinez marinera:
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- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Jack, it's difficult for this farm boy to relate to 1000-student schools! :eek: My 8th grade graduating class was the largest in school history (as of 1965), and there were 12 of us! :o

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Sensational stag duo, Jack; I'm especially struck by the covers on the older knife! :eek::thumbup:

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Well over 2000 when I went up to the Big Skool, no wonder I learned nothing there! :rolleyes: :D

Thank you my friend, you have three of my favourites with you this week :thumbup:
 
Thanks for the kind words on my Ivory 15 fellas.
There sure is some fine cutlery being shown today. :cool::thumbup:
 
Wonderful knives posted over the last few days. I've really enjoyed the visual treat. :thumbup::thumbup:
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving. We all have a lot to be thankful for. :)
Sticking with the Galvanic till Sunday.

 
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