What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

i felt like something white

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I don't use photobucket any more my friend. To many problems. This is from Flicker;);)
 
Gevonovich said:
Back at ya, my friend :D:D:thumbup: I hope you are doing well ! Thank you for your kind words
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I am doing well, thanks. In the midst of selling our house and a move, will be without internet for about a month during the transition. Miss all you fine folks, been too long an absence from this fine place of knives traditional. Got kinda set in my ways carrying my powderhorn everyday for as long as memory serves, but the last two weeks or so, my orange delrin covered bullnose has been in my right front pocket. Moving is hektic, and packing requires a sharp knife ever present. The orange covers makes the bullnose pretty hard to misplace, and the O1 steel keeps a good bite at the edge for a long time between stroppings.
 
sitflyer said:
I am doing well, thanks. In the midst of selling our house and a move, will be without internet for about a month during the transition. Miss all you fine folks, been too long an absence from this fine place of knives traditional. Got kinda set in my ways carrying my powderhorn everyday for as long as memory serves, but the last two weeks or so, my orange delrin covered bullnose has been in my right front pocket. Moving is hektic, and packing requires a sharp knife ever present. The orange covers makes the bullnose pretty hard to misplace, and the O1 steel keeps a good bite at the edge for a long time between stroppings.
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I see your powderhorn in my minds eye:D I've never had a bullnose but they look like one fine knife and a hard use one perfect for cutting cardboard. We will keep a light on and your chair reserved on the porch. Remember to lift with technique and be mindfull at all times. I hurt my shoulder moving this last time and its only now getting better. Good luck, Merry Christmas, and stay well and we will miss you and await your return.
 

I wore a goofy Christmas shirt today and figured that a green knife to match was the way to go!
 
I only have time for a quick post this morning, just wanted to wish everyone a very happy day :thumbup: Great Ulster Gev :thumbup:

I have my Abbeydale and my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot with me today, and a KK Peanut in MOP in my watch pocket :thumbup:





 
Merry Christmas, have a great day folks! Lots of snow overnight here.

1966 Puma Bowie along with a trapper from Rick Menefee, caplifter by Vince, all in Sambar stag today

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Nice Kris, I've been looking for one of those Puma Bowie's. A very long time ago I had one of the Puma White Hunters. Merry Christmas!
 
Thanks Alan, this was a gift from my wife. It came in mint condition with the rockwell sticker still attached, original box, sheath and pamphlet. I removed the sticker and sharpened it on a 1k Shapton, pretty hard Pumaster steel, I would guess around 60RC. I gave the sheath a good saddle soap and conditioner. A little love for the well matched, India Sambar stag, with a cleaning of Formbys, and then some Renaissance Wax. Nicely hammered pins also. Puma made beautiful, hand made knives back in the day. Have a great day my friend.

Kris
 
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