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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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an That's it, BS has brass liners and nickel bolster. Crown Lifter is all steel, including pins all of which are domed, no sink holes hereand very tight gap free construction I might add.
Sheepfoot is a very versatile blade, useful for construction, food prep, gardening, the lot. Then there's the crown lifter for beer, cider and soft-drinks, can't be bad!:thumbup: Off topic but I have a Franz-Josef Austro-Hungarian Gold coin from 1912, maybe that was in Slovenia once? Nice thought how coins travel.
I see, thanks.
Haha, who knows, the Slovene Lands sure saw its share of different currencies, at my place it changed at least 10 times in the past 100 years. But what's even more amazing is how knives travel the world on this forum! And btw guys, great knives everyone! I love looking at this thread, so much interesting stuff to see!
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Thanks Gary
That's St Mary's Church at Whitby on the North Yorkshire coast. It features in Bram Stoker's Dracula - and in lots of my other posts! :thumbup:Thanks a lot Dean :thumbup:
Nice-looking Stockman :thumbup:
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I just cannot keep up with this thread. Not in replying or in what I carry/collect, it will however not stop me from joining in!
Today we have Buck 303 ( surprise) but thought I'd dress it up a bit today so a bit of brown jigged bone.
That's a great looking Buck! I like it!
Thank you sir.
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If only it was a little bigger.MT Damascus that swayback is outstanding!
Slipped the 22 into my pocket for today.
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Nice SI. I have a 99 Vic I edc at work1999 Wenger SI
Captain Howdy
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WOW!!!!!!! I need to walk the streets with you!
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I'm carrying these two today :thumbup:
Who's been on more trips, Jack? You or those fine pieces of cutlery?
Non-knife people see neglect, while knife enthusiast see love
. Beautiful patina on that one, Steve :thumbup:! Going small today - at a little over 2.5" closed, this one is the smallest knife I have.
Schatt & Morgan Gentleman's Senator
Slipped the 22 into my pocket for today.
Great little BIG knives, fellas!! :thumbup: :thumbup:
I'm carrying these two today: My rapidly approaching favorite TC Barlow and my relatively new S&M gentleman's mini-Barlow.
Are you sure, Dean
? I think that one may have lapped the others a time or two by now 
.I've been carrying this one for the last week or so.
I think there may be a little something on your blade, Barrett
. Looks like LOVE .
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Got the little guys keeping me company on tonight's shift, probably touch up the edges if it's quiet.
~Chip
Wonderful shot and I can picture you stealing a few minutes. Great images.
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Very nice r8shell
:thumbup:Who's been on more trips, Jack? You or those fine pieces of cutlery?
I'm hoping I've got them beat, just, my friend!
:thumbup:Have a good week everyone (especially you Bob) :thumbup:
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Very nice r8shell
Thanks, Jack. That's some fine ebony you've got as well.
I think these two will be with me all week.
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Thanks r8shell, looks like you've certainly got everything covered with those two :thumbup: