What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Got my beer scout helping out with a refreshing treat for surviving a bunch of tests at college today.[emoji106]
 
W:eek:W! Piscatory perfection, Dee (and Mark, of course)!!!

Some of my knives for this week.
A Case stag peanut:
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A Case chestnut jigged bone CV sowbelly stockman and Sodbuster Jr (thanks, Ron & Bob):
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Thanks, Gary!

Honey Roasted Peanuts that's a delectable carry! :thumbup: :cool:

Just a clean true traditional Jack knife there Dee:thumbup:

This pair for me today.

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Thanks, Paul!

Couldn't choose, aye? :)
I don't blame you, me either. :D
Beautiful pair. :thumbup:
 
My Seahorse whittler showed up today after mailing it home from Colorado.
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Jack, Your mention of Bernard S. Mason made me dig out one of his books.
 

That's a beautiful knife, but I have to say…


I really like it in Tidioute trim with the spearpoint! :D :thumbup:

I like that photo, Barrett! Is that a CV chestnut jigged bone mini trapper? I think that's next on my list of purchases from that Case series.

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Moving from the sublime to the ridiculous, my Zorro Barlow:
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Thanks, GT! Yes, it's the CV Chestnut Jigged Bone Mini Trapper. It's a pretty good little knife.

I love your Zorro Barlow! Very cool! :cool:


That's a fine looking old knife, Jack!

Did a dye job last night so this is my carry for today.
Case Texas Jack CV

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Nice work, texmex, looks great!

This pair for me today.

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:eek: :cool: :D

Carrying this Imperial Barlow today (and stealing Jack's photo style again). :D

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Thanks for sharing the knives you got for your offspring, Anthony; lots of variety! And thanks for the reading suggestions. :cool: I don't think I've ever read a "grown-up" version of Homer (i.e., an actual translation), and hope I can look up Lattimore this summer. Coincidentally, the past couple of meetings of a history/philosophy of math. class I'm teaching were devoted to Archimedes, and I ran across a quote from Voltaire (consider the source): There is an astonishing imagination, even in the science of mathematics. ... We repeat, there was far more imagination in the head of Archimedes than in that of Homer.

- GT

My pleasure GT--hope you enjoy Homer. And as for Archimedes, he's had a few good ideas :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur5fGSBsfq8


And my carry for today:

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I'm with you Jack, hard to keep up:thumbup: your covered with any cutting task encountered with a great pair of knives:cool:

Thanks my friend :) :thumbup:

Ravishing knives, Jack! Thanks for giving Zorro some props.


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Thanks a lot GT, great-looking Soldier :thumbup:


Smashing Gary :)


That looks like a good combination Ken :thumbup:


Lovely Ancient! :) :thumbup:

Thanks Gary; I actually do have a decision coin, and it goes well with the Wall Street model.

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LOL! :D Cool pic Alan :thumbup:


Captured very nicely :thumbup:

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Jack, Your mention of Bernard S. Mason made me dig out one of his books.

:) :thumbup: I must have read Woodcraft & Camping a dozen or more times as a young (and not so young) 'un :) Sadly, lost my copy some years back :(

That's a fine looking old knife, Jack!

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Carrying this Imperial Barlow today (and stealing Jack's photo style again). :D

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Thanks my friend :) I don't have that one patented, and it's a great pic ;) :D :thumbup:

Needham Lambsfoot and HJ9 for me today :) :thumbup:



 
^^^^^ Alan, that is one heck of a good looking example of my favorite Blade Forums knife.
 
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