• Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! I hope that you all have something to be grateful for this year and for many years to come
  • America has reached 250 years, and I am grateful to be here, in the best country in the world. Thank every one of you who helps make this country a better place, those who have gone before and risked it all, and those who've paid the ultimate price to make the United States what we are today.

    Happy Birthday America! Let Freedom Ring for all time!

What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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As promised yesterday, I'm totin' my Tidioute #25 "BigBiscuit Special" today with Bob in mind.

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I don't really know much about this one...I got this Pal in a trade a while back, in a pretty sad state. The main blade had a ton of play, and all three blades looked like they had been sharpened on an 80 grit belt with grind marks 1/3 of the way up from the edges (I really should've taken before pics). It got tossed under the display case until I came across it yesterday, when I noticed it has a punch and got a wild hair ;) I got the main tightened up, sanded out the grinder marks, and started a new pickle relish patina (the only thing in the fridge at work). I also got the punch sharpened up and it's pretty sweet, cuts a nice round hole in a leather belt with little effort :)





~Chip

Speaking of pals here's mine
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I asked my friend George Wostenholm to pick out a companion for today's adventure and he replied, "Say no more, I'm on top of it".

As you can see from the photo he's pretty old school and from a time where gentleman were taught to say what you mean, and mean what you say.

I truly admire him for his beliefs, ethics, and overall classiness, but this time he may have took it a bit too literally. :p :)

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Today it is my 1970 Case XX model 6308 red bone whittler:
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Beautiful pictures from you as normal Mr. Primble . Nice to have you back again . It is pictures like yours of those wonderful Case Red Bones that made me need these Rogers Jigged Walnut Bones that I have in my pocket today . Peanut and Butterbean


Harry
 
Ron, that's a very nice forum knife! What year is that from?

John Thanks and Alan sums it up below. The 2014 is a great knife and pattern. It was the PPP for the 77 frame at GEC, one which has provided us with many wonderful knives so far! :D

2014 and IMHO the finest all around knife ever produced by GEC.

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That's a great example of the 2014 knife, Ron!

Thanks Gary! :)

Today it is my 1970 Case XX model 6308 red bone whittler:

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Primble - A superb example ole friend! :thumbup:
 
THANK YOU ALL FOR THE KIND COMMENTS ON MY RED BONE CASE ! :thumbup::)

I'm carrying the HJ9 Duncan gifted me again today, along with my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot :thumbup:




Mr. Jack - :thumbup::thumbup::)


A beauty Rachel ! :thumbup::thumbup:

Put my Mace Vitale Personal on my belt today. Sambar stag, forged 1084 "brute de forge" with copper liners. Sheath by Paul Long. Built like a Mack truck.
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Liking that Mack truck Gary ! :thumbup::D

Not a great pic, but I just snapped one of my newest acquisition. My very first Barlow:


and a very very nice first Barlow !!! :thumbup::)

Today is another reminder of my buddy. One that I was very proud to be able to acquire from Bob!

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Very nice forum knife ole friend ! :thumbup:;):)

Always a great group of knives on display....but the picture taking have been awesome also.
as always an iphone pic.


Beautiful knives and pics Steve ! :thumbup::)

Beautiful pictures from you as normal Mr. Primble . Nice to have you back again . It is pictures like yours of those wonderful Case Red Bones that made me need these Rogers Jigged Walnut Bones that I have in my pocket today . Peanut and Butterbean


Harry

Thank you Harry - really like your Peanut !! BTW - no new Catts for me for a while (think I forgot to respond to a prior question you asked - sorry :o)
 
Today it is my 1970 Case XX model 6308 red bone whittler:
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That's a beauty, I'm such a sucker for a nice whittler ;)

Tonight it's another one I don't know much about, a Seneca I picked up at the pawn shop... also in a sad state. I'll see if I can't make some improvements over the course of the nightshift :)



~Chip
 
Thanks rishma and TheFactor, for the nice words on my stockman. The Damascus steel really cuts, too.
 
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