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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

My peanutish knife for the past two weeks has been a Case SBJ in CV and chestnut jigged bone (thanks, Paul):
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Absolutely love the look of this pattern
 
I'm still working my way through the 339 new posts I missed in last several days! In the mean time, carrying this workhorse.
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Well I'm completely useless laying on the couch with a messed up back, I was at least able to loan my peanut to my eight-year-old so she could cut some string. Apparently she's making a baited trap for a bird in the front yard. Should be fun to see how this turns out.

 
Old Engineer said:
Thank you very much Alan and Alan .
Yes , the 72 is # 135 . Is that number significant for you ???

Harry
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More than anyone will ever know. Every time I see that knife it's like a movie to me. Sorry to get so emotional.
 
GT, my phone won't let me quote for some reason but that jigging on the sway back is superb!

I carried the GEC 22 today. Really need to take some new pics of it.
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That black cat brings back memories,had bring a note from my mother, to the bait & tackle shop's owner so he could sell it to me,I was about 13 or 14 yrs old I think I payed about 6 or 7 bucks for it back around 1973-74
 
My new arrival no doubt [emoji846]
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netguy1999 said:
Wow! I step out to do some grocery shopping and everybody posts such amazing knives! It's hard to keep up! :D
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John,
I've decided that even trying to keep up with this thread is next to impossible. I try and stop by a couple times a day to stare and drool and say great knives...
 
netguy1999 said:
Wow! I step out to do some grocery shopping and everybody posts such amazing knives! It's hard to keep up! :D
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That'll teach you [emoji14]LOL
I'm about ready to do the same and it's so hard to keep up but I still have fun and enjoy trying !


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Travman said:
True. With an electric jacket and gloves I have ridden with temperatures in the teens. Freezing rain and snow will put an end to the fun though.

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Nice 38! I only ride short distances in town. Light snow today, but rain is the worst.
 
rishma said:
Well I'm completely useless laying on the couch with a messed up back, I was at least able to loan my peanut to my eight-year-old so she could cut some string. Apparently she's making a baited trap for a bird in the front yard. Should be fun to see how this turns out.

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To funny as I did the same when I was a kid except I just used a stick tied to a string propping up a laundry basket with bread and other treats under the basket [emoji846]
I would hide behind a tree holding that string with a Kung Fu death grip [emoji16]
On a serous note hope your back feels better as I know first hand how painful that can be .


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Probably mix this in with today's carry to if not just a table top and beverage carry [emoji3]
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