What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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5K Qs said:
Excuse my inexperience (ignorance?), but will you please ID the knife (and little thingy in the foreground) in your top photo, Dee?
The double ebony for Wooden Wednesday is a striking pair! :thumbup:

My SAK this week is actually spelled BSA scout (thanks, Paul). On a whim, I used it this morning to slice up apples, grapes, apricots, carrots, celery, and green pepper for my oatmeal; man, I LOVE the blades on those old Imperials!
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My bailed non-SAK this week is a Colonial electrician:
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My Euro-knife this week is a linerlock MAM Iberica:
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My canoe this week is a Rough Rider amber bone lockback:
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Thanks, Gary! PM sent. :)

That Imperial took oatmeal to all new heights. It should be well fed after all that cutting. You're going to have to start including photos with such tasteful descriptions. ;) :D

Half/Stop said:
Everyone is Totin some nice ones today! :thumbup: A special node to my friends who are styling with those nice pocket sheaths and those space pens. :eek::D This Bloodwood 85 from CK was with me today. :cool:

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Including yourself, Ron ;). You can't go wrong with that one :thumbup:.

RDaneel said:
Now that's a knife! You know I'm with you on the Calf Roper Slim, Dee. Gorgeous stag on that one. :thumbup:
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RDaneel said:
I'm carrying an Official Boy Scout knife (Ulster) today, too.

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Thanks, Dean! Great minds think alike ;). I can't say enough good things about that petite beauty.

That BSK is official like a referee with a whistle! You chose the perfect scenery for it, too :thumbup:.

AShearer said:
Nice. I like it too!
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AShearer said:
Carrying this old Case today. Cracked covers and all. It still works.

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Happy to hear, Alan. You're more than welcome to join us (Me & Dean). There's always room for another GEC #66 enthusiast ;).

"It still works." <--- What more can you ask for :)? Beauty is only bone deep (or in your case stag), but ugly is a knife that doesn't cut :D.

(P.S.) Look, Gary! A twofer ^^^^^!! Case Stag <--- GET IT?! :p :) :D :cool:
 
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GuestWho101 said:
Thanks, Gary! PM sent. :)





Happy to hear, Alan. You're more than welcome to join us (Me & Dean). There's always room for another GEC #66 enthusiast ;).

"It still works." <--- What more can you ask for :)? Beauty is only bone deep (or in your case stag), but ugly is a knife that doesn't cut :D.
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Well Thanks guys!. I'll be along momentarily :)
 
BigBiscuit said:
Those are ok, but they take up a lot of real estate for just one knife/purpose. If I'm going to give up that much real estate, I would prefer it to handle more than one small knife. So, for the same size or actually slightly smaller, it holds my most common carried knives plus the pen. And the Horween leather is so much more supple.
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My apologies Bob I totally missed your post until just now . But I couldn't agree more and partially why I decided on the one I posted earlier that I just ordered . I do like a bigger pocket sheath so it doesn't flip around in my pocket and is also why I Picked the one I did as it can hold a pen , money and few cards like my Costco card being one lol.


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redsparrow said:
Harry, I know you gotta be liking having your pockets filled with Case Walnut goodness!
Might want to consider... for balance sake, rear pocket carry. :)
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Thanks for your consideration James , but I can't really do that until probably Saturday .
Thank you also Gevo !! First Wharncliffe Whittler that I ever had , and I kind of like a lot.

Harry
 
Tilley Knife said:
Pic borrowed from yesterday's wooden Wednesday but the HJ is still in my pocket today. :)

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Vert nice photo of a nice knife. :thumbup::)

Jack Black said:
I've just got back from my trip to the North Yorkshire coast :) Been carrying these two, along with my KL74 Dutch Army Knife. All the sea air and steep hills have left me worn out, so I'm off for an early night! :D Catch up with you all tomorrow :) :thumbup:

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Very great looking knife Mr. Jack !!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::)

RDaneel said:
I'm carrying an Official Boy Scout knife (Ulster) today, too.

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Sweet piece Dean !! :thumbup::thumbup::)

paulhilborn said:
Recent forum knife for me today.

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Very nice Paul - really liking the pouch too. :thumbup::)

Half/Stop said:
Everyone is Totin some nice ones today! :thumbup: A special node to my friends who are styling with those nice pocket sheaths and those space pens. :eek::D This Bloodwood 85 from CK was with me today. :cool:

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KBA said:
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Beauties Ron and Brett ! :thumbup::thumbup::)
 
paulhilborn said:
STUNNING David, have a Happy New Year my friend:thumbup:
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Thank you Paul! I am really excited about Aaron's work - he's started doing slipjoints more often and he's getting dialed-in :thumbup:

AShearer said:
Fantastic David. Thanks
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Thanks Alan!

Chris Montgomery said:
David, that trapper by Aaron Wilburn is a beauty! His daughter Francesca makes a beautiful knife also.
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Yes indeed - that is one talented duo!

Gevonovich said:
The grinds..the bolster detail..the blades swooping lines - man o man is that man talented!! Thanks for the look, David
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I am VERY impressed - I'll be scratching and clawing for another...I mean the cpm154 is mirror polished for crying out loud :eek:

Old Engineer said:
That Trapper is something to see David . What is the length of it ???
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It's on the larger side - at 4 1/4 inches closed.

Happy New Year to all!
 
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