What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Carrying an old HSB clip blade barlow with ginger-colored bone handles today...

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Half/Stop said:
It has been awhile since I visited with the Beaver :D

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Ron
I keep going back to look at your beaver knife....man I like that!

Jack Black said:
Double stag for me today, my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot and my Abbeydale (the latter pictured at 14th century Harewood Castle) :)



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The Stan Shaw is a real treasure and a treat to see. Just love the whole package. And Abby is always a treat :D especially with the castle:thumbup:
 
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My work knife from ABS J.S. Bruce Barnett, Sheoak lace and some complex mosaic damascus, starburst pattern, 1084 and 15N20, A2 spring

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Hello all, happy solstice and what not. I've not been around here much, I've been rather busy of late with a very very small and extremely demanding lady (no not my mother in law - she's not that small).

Just thought I'd check in with my wooden Wednesday contribution. I find that with a new baby and Christmas around the corner; I'm cutting much more than usual: Kimble tags, bubble wrap, wrapping paper, opening cards (thank you jack) and such like. So I carried two today, which I rarely do, purely because I couldn't decide on a blade profile.

 
pmew said:
Hello all, happy solstice and what not. I've not been around here much, I've been rather busy of late with a very very small and extremely demanding lady (no not my mother in law - she's not that small).

Just thought I'd check in with my wooden Wednesday contribution. I find that with a new baby and Christmas around the corner; I'm cutting much more than usual: Kimble tags, bubble wrap, wrapping paper, opening cards (thank you jack) and such like. So I carried two today, which I rarely do, purely because I couldn't decide on a blade profile.

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LOL! That made me laugh Paul! :D Good to see you here mate, and a nice brace of #25s :thumbup:
 
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The Woodswalker is a great little knife. I bought one for my mother-in-law about 15 years ago. She hated opening folders, so it was perfect for her. She carried it in her purse for many years, using it for every chore that came upon her.
 
I have a feeling that the Case scout will be getting the majority of my pocket time for a while.

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Well, this beauty lost its place on my collection shelf when it's new in the box sibling showed up Monday. So it is now resigned itself to live out its days in my pocket ready at all times to carry out the task it was designed for...WORK. As of today this is my daily driver and I'm very happy about that!
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Clay
 
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