What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Chui-888 said:
Pocket time again for the R White - along with much dark chocolate and dark coffee :D

Harry - here's the spine........together with two others made personally by Russell when he was at TEW (they were made and sold direct to a friend, from whom I later purchased them)


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Thank you so much for posting those Paul . I will post some old pictures of mine for a comparison on the File Work . They look the same .

Ox Horn slabs that glow


Harry
 
Old Engineer said:
Thank you so much for posting those Paul . I will post some old pictures of mine for a comparison on the File Work . They look the same .

Ox Horn slabs that glow


Harry
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- indeed, Harry.........very characteristic of Russell, am pretty sure his work.

That OxHorn is stunning, eh!
 
Nice knives, guys!
Gonna get out and about with these two today. Sun is shining and the snow is gone. It'll be back soon enough.
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^ Have a great day with those two stellar knives Gary :thumbup:
 
Been away from the porch way too long! Great to pull up a chair and settle back in. As always, a bunch of spectacular knives showing up here.

For Wooden Wednesday, a bit of cherry wood.

 




If GEC made a stockman about the same size as the Case medium stockman, I might just would die of excitement. I think they may have made them before on the #66 frame if I remember correctly but I'm not sure on that but I certainly missed that run. However, I still love these Case knives, the blue and red stockman(s) especially because they each have excellent fit and finish and a strong snap on the blades. The large Amber bone stockman is still great, but not as lovable because it's springs are a little to soft for my tastes.
 
5K Qs said:
Your Barlow today exemplifies Textured Color, Dean! :thumbup: (How do you like your little Fenix?)


Stockman of the Week for me is a yellow Kutmaster with pen instead of sheepsfoot (thanks, Mike). One of my few yellow knives.
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Thanks, Gary! The Fenix is great and just what I was looking for. I like that yellow stockman. :thumbup:
 
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