What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Buzzbait]

As usual terrific knives everyone!

Thanks for the comments Gary.

Very nice pair JustinR and pair of Pumas Peregrin.

Today I carried a Schrade 980T and a Vic Poineer Settler.

Have a good one!

Ken K.

My father-in-law once worked for Albany International, back when they were Albany Felt, after he returned home from the Korean War.


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[Buzzbait]

My old Primble accompanying a custom from forum maker Shaerk today.

That is simply outstanding.

 

[Buzzbait]

The closer you look at this old knife, the more beautiful it is.

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[joeradza]

I don't know Buzz, I'm down on Long Island. And even from here, it looks good.

 

[Peregrin]

thefrank, that's a super pic of some really fine kit!

I've got Ohta's friction folders on my list, Jack. Nice one.

bonzodog, that Mason is just wonderful!

Great pic, Buzzbait!

A pair of stags for me today.

 

[Gevonovich]

Buzz
A fine knife and photo!

Gary
A super duo indeed

Take me home to the high falls on the Wallkill River, Dutchess County, New York

 

[Jack Black]

I've got Ohta's friction folders on my list, Jack. Nice one.

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Thanks Gary, I should carry it more often really Smashing stag my friend :thumbup:

Beautiful pair Gev :thumbup:

 

[Buzzbait]

Take me home to the high falls on the Wallkill River, Dutchess County, New York

I love Dutchess County. Beautiful country and towns as well. I'm very close, living in Columbia County. It looks as though all of us who think of New York as home are shouting out today.

I don't know Buzz, I'm down on Long Island. And even from here, it looks good.

It looks better and better, the further you travel Upstate. [emoji6]

 

[Peregrin]

Gary
A super duo indeed

Take me home to the high falls on the Wallkill River, Dutchess County, New York

Thanks, Gev. Nice pair of old knives. Great pic too.

Thanks Gary, I should carry it more often really Smashing stag my friend :thumbup:

Thanks, Jack. I couldn't wait until Stag Saturday.

 

[greentrout]

Trying out another TL-29 mod.

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Great looking knife. Blade looks like it was unused!

 

[Will Power]

A Whittler came knocking, had to let him in.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack. I couldn't wait until Stag Saturday.

:thumbup:

A Whittler came knocking, had to let him in.

Looks good Will :thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Beautiful pair Gev :thumbup:

Thank you, my friend. Hope you are well this fine day, well evening for you

I love Dutchess County. Beautiful country and towns as well. I'm very close, living in Columbia County. It looks as though all of us who think of New York as home are shouting out today.




It looks better and better, the further you travel Upstate. [emoji6]

It was never home to me but I traveled through on business as much as I could You are a blessed man to get to live in the midst of all that beauty As a matter of fact, the Eureka jack lived most of it's life along the Hudson in a fine old house... two blocks away. When an old knife ships to me I google earth the house it came from and sometimes ask the previous owner of its history. This one is infused with the spirit of that fine place it was born in

Thanks, Gev. Nice pair of old knives. Great pic too.

Thank you so much, Gary!

A Whittler came knocking, had to let him in.

I would leave the door open and a light on for that one too, Will :thumbup: It's a pear ( I love pears )!

 

[birdvis]

Great looking knife. Blade looks like it was unused!

The blade was in pretty good shape but I did do a fair amount of rubbing to get it looking real nice.


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[Jack Black]

Thank you, my friend. Hope you are well this fine day, well evening for you

Yes, early evening here now Gev I feel a bit better than yesterday at least! I still haven't eaten yet, but am going to try to eat something in an hour or so :thumbup:

 

[BigBiscuit]

 

[Gevonovich]

Yes, early evening here now Gev I feel a bit better than yesterday at least! I still haven't eaten yet, but am going to try to eat something in an hour or so :thumbup:

Good to hear. Take a full spectrum vitamin and mineral if you can...your body needs the raw materials.

Classy, Bob!! What year is it?

 

[flatblackcapo]

Been carrying my new #71 like the one in the photo. Bit of a surprise to me actually that I like it so much. Been tempted to get that Mora.

I'm glad to hear that you are enjoying your new 71, it is a great pattern. I would highly recommend the Mora, it is a beast of a work knife.

 

[Whetstone39]

Magnificent pair, as usual, Tom! The Primble scout is the one that speaks to my non-fixed-blade soul, of course.

Noble old Barlow, Tom!! Some day I hope to track down a venerable Barlow similar to that (after I retire and can devote myself to the hunt ).

Thanks GT! The day I see you post a fixed blade I will consider it a victory for the dark side . Happy hunting for your barlow, that is half the fun. (I might be able to help you out there, I'll check over the weekend )

In rushing to post between some work projects earlier today, I forgot to include photos of some of my knives for this week. I'll rectify that now!
Stockman of the Week is an 897UH (thanks, Dean):

Alox of the Week is a Pioneer Pruner (thanks, Ken):

Canoe of the Week is a Rough Rider with ram's horn bone covers:

Watchpocket Knife of the Week is an Imperial Diamond Edge that will NOT outgas on me (thanks, Mark):

- GT

Never seen an Imperial like that, cool knife . Love the blue pruner too :thumbup:

That is simply outstanding.

The closer you look at this old knife, the more beautiful it is.

Likewise, that is a fantastic pic of a gorgeous knife Buzzbait! :thumbup:

Take me home to the high falls on the Wallkill River, Dutchess County, New York

Beautiful yin and yang Gev!


Some electric blue with me today.

 

[birdvis]

Great looking knife. Blade looks like it was unused!

The blade was in pretty good shape but I did do a fair amount of rubbing to get it looking real nice.


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