What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Great knives everyone!

I carried these two today. A Lloyd in stag and a Vic Electrician.

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Have a good one!

Ken K.
I like that Lloyd, Ken! Good looking stag.
 
Atiger made me do it ;)

The Beekman Cutlery Co

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For r8shell - she's not just OK...lol

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Gevo I finally put a new back spring in the OLD Utica you gave me and put it back together :eek: I will put an edge on it and carry it tomorrow :thumbup: Too dark out take pictures but here it is...

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Atiger made me do it ;)

The Beekman Cutlery Co

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For r8shell - she's not just OK...lol

I don't think that I have ever heard of Beekman Cutlery Co. before Gevo.
Somebody sure loved to carry that old beauty .
Thank you for the show my friend .

Harry
 
Gevo I finally put a new back spring in the OLD Utica you gave me and put it back together :eek: I will put an edge on it and carry it tomorrow :thumbup: Too dark out take pictures but here it is...

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I knew you could work magic but wow!!! Can't wait to see the glamor shot, Mark!!! :D Thanks for the big smile, my friend :D


I don't think that I have ever heard of Beekman Cutlery Co. before Gevo.
Somebody sure loved to carry that old beauty .
Thank you for the show my friend .

Harry

My pleasure, my friend! Atiger found a Beekman barlow masterpiece and i had to get mine out. I carried it for some time and love the pattern. I think its called the Anglo Saxon.
 
Gevo I finally put a new back spring in the OLD Utica you gave me and put it back together :eek: I will put an edge on it and carry it tomorrow :thumbup: Too dark out take pictures but here it is...

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Nice work Mark, look forward to the outdoor shots, great looking bone covers and a full blade:cool::thumbup:
 
Thanks, Jack.
That photo of your Davison sheepsfoot with the sheep pasture (and beyond) background is one of my favorite knife photos! :thumbup:


Cool reading list, Jack! When I was a lad, I repeatedly read a book titled Gods and Heroes that had belonged to one of my grandmothers when she was in school around 1920. Inspired me to take Latin in high school, take a Classical Mythology course in college. I need a Greek folder!! ;) Any recommendations?


Superlative stag pair, Jack!

Thanks for the kind words my friend, I'm struggling to keep up with this thread myself! :eek: Sounds like a great book. I did Classical Studies at school for several years, not sure they even have that subject in our schools here now :rolleyes:


Great line-up GT, but for me, your Zorrow Barlow always stands out :) :thumbup:


Great pic Gev :thumbup:

That's a good stockman, Jack. I have a few and carried the same one every day for many, many years.


Thanks my friend, I really like that pic :) :thumbup:

Haven't posted in a loooooong time, just got busy with life, etc. I have missed the porch greatly, and hope to be around more often. (I tried to catch up on this thread, but it would take a solid week :) ).


Welcome back Tom! :) :thumbup:


That's a nice pattern Alan :thumbup:

Good one! I know the saying, but did not know to whom it was attributed--I'll look it up. Well, I do appreciate a cigar every now and then, that part is covered--I can confirm... and I'll jus have to walk down to the nearby stables to test the horse-watering function! Sometimes folks from the stables ride their horses (or give lessons in riding) right down my street.

I'm not 100% certain I got it from Bernard S Mason's Woodcraft & Camping, but I don't recall reading another US outdoor writer as a kid, and that was a real favourite of mine :)


That looks great r8shell :) :thumbup:

Rushing to complete this post as I dash out of the house with a TC Barlow and IXL Sheepsfoot, and Photobucket is bombarding me with ads - so much for going 'ad-free' :rolleyes) :mad: Have to add pics later :grumpy: :thumbup:



 
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This was my Grandpaw Johns "nice" knife. Didn't get all use and sharpening of his other knives. Gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.

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This was my Grandpaw Johns "nice" knife. Didn't get all use and sharpening of his other knives. Gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.

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I have this exact knife from my grandfather, only it was his user knife and got all the use and sharpening.
 
Going to carry this big Case to give it a fair shake, even if it's more than I normally carry.

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What a lovely knife and photo! :thumbup:

Thank you for your kind comment, A.L.!!

Great pic Gev :thumbup:




Rushing to complete this post as I dash out of the house with a TC Barlow and IXL Sheepsfoot, and Photobucket is bombarding me with ads - so much for going 'ad-free' :rolleyes) :mad: Have to add pics later :grumpy: :thumbup:




Two absolute gems! Thank you for the fine compliment as well and have a wonderful day!

:D:thumbup: Indeed. Lovely Beekman!

Coyote is riding with me.

Thank you, Rachell! Always a pleasure to see your marvelous coyote :thumbup:

Going to carry this big Case to give it a fair shake, even if it's more than I normally carry.

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An interesting Case and one i would certainly carry ...sweet :thumbup:

Thanks Jack! (Nice pics of those 2 fine carries :thumbup:)


Bark River City Knife in zebra wood and an electric blue Farmer today.


A fine pairing and a treat to see, Tom :D
 
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