What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jack, thank you for compliment my friend and wonderful Smith and Wright:thumbup:

Gary, what a custom duo in your Lloyd and Foster:cool:

Tom, great City knife and oiled bone Beer Scout:thumbup:

MJ, Thank you for the compliment on my TC:thumbup:

Ken, a FANTASTIC Sheffield Pruner and Keen Kutter Barlow:cool:

Gary, great carry selection but the carved bone stag on your Marbles is amazing:cool::thumbup:
 
Playboyjoe Joe said:
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Nice one. Is that mexican bocote, what is the blade selection?
 
Bugdoc said:
Ken, I couldn't agree more. I can only imagine what the Hornsby & Wragg feels like in hand when one gets down to work with it!
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Thanks for the kind words about my old knives .

I must admit that I didnt actually tote those two today , they came out of my Traditional drawer and got oiled and then put back . The real reason I went looking was to retrieve my IXL that I inherited from my father 3 years ago today .
I carry it on very special family occasions and of course today on the adiversary of his death .




Ken
 
I'm sorry about your father's passing. It is a beautiful knife he left you. I have my grandfather's Robeson, and I pull it out any time I think of him.

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5K Qs said:
Your comment is making that Black Cat purr, Jack. :D That's quite an impressive rural vista behind that impressive pair of knives in your photo! :cool:

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I agree with Harry's comment that I don't recall seeing those knives of yours very often, Jack, but they're brilliant binary Barlows! :thumbup:
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LOL! :D Thanks my friend :) The first pic was taken in the Yorkshire Dales. The second pair of knives were very generous gifts from Bonzodog and Bladeplay74 :) :thumbup:

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Smashing Ken! :) :thumbup:

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Very nice GT, I don't recall seeing that one before (but then I have a memory like a sieve) :thumbup:

paulhilborn said:
Jack, thank you for compliment my friend and wonderful Smith and Wright:thumbup:
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Thanks Paul :thumbup:

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A special knife my friend, sorry for your loss :thumbup:

Inspired by Cambertree's excellent report on his A.Wright & Sons Tackler's Knife, I'm carrying mine by Wheatley Brothers. Have a good Sunday everyone :thumbup:

 
It's been a while since I posted here so it's quite long overdue but here goes...
The last few days, some traditional other than one of my Opinels or my Case sodbuster (what a versatile blade...) found their way in my pocket again.

The Buck 302 for starters, got quite some pocket time


As it seems, two years ago (well that went fast) I made a thread on 4 Peanuts by 4 different brands here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...he-Four-Horsemen-(well-four-Peanuts-at-least)

Been carrying these ones on and off a bit more too. Especially the Case.


What a great hobby this is :thumbup:
 
Still in recliner, hopefully last day of taking it this easy. Still have my 81 nearby. Filling my boredom with more reading today.

 
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I fixed the blades yesterday and all 2.5" of this Monster is in my pocket.

As pertains to my GEC 73. It has a clip and had a Spey.
But I like spear points and modded the spey.

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I've been carrying too many "proper sized" jack knives lately. It's about time I gave this big boy it's time in the sun.

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Beautiful knives gentlemen. Inspired by recent post I am carrying these two today. Thanks for the nudge to get them out of the cabinet.
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Again, I'm sorry for the poor quality phone pic. Have a great Sunday everybody.

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