What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Half/Stop Half/Stop
Sorry Ron, you had your chance, it came from Jacksboro. If it wasn't for the southern gentlemen on this forum I'd have far fewer knives.
 
joeradza said:
Half/Stop Half/Stop
Sorry Ron, you had your chance, it came from Jacksboro. If it wasn't for the southern gentlemen on this forum I'd have far fewer knives.
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Alan, those Campbell County gentlemen know a fine knife when they see one! :thumbsup:

AShearer said:
So simple and so right, Ron. I should get me one of those at some point.
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Alan - You should try one! I like the older models that were made by Camillus. But the new ones are a lot of knife for the price they charge! :)
 
Jack Black said:
Blimey! It's less than 24 hours since I posted! What is going on with this thread lately?! :eek: ;)
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I've had these two with me today :)



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"Heavy traffic" for sure, Jack! :confused: I felt obligated to split my comments into two parts because there are so many notable knives here! :cool:
I admire your "something old, something new" pairing, Jack! :thumbsup:

major_works said:
EDC pocket dump by major_works, on Flickr
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Sway Back Jack! Sway Back Jack! Sway Back Jack! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Aias said:
Nice! I have one of Michael's fixed blades (a large Watchman) made from my father-in-law's old Nicholson file--the knife will be my son's as something that was passed down from his grandfather. ...
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That's an ingenious idea, Anthony! :thumbsup: What an admirable plan! :cool:

RDaneel said:
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I had this one with me on the very muddy trail today. Thank, GT!

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You're welcome, Dean. That's a great-looking, verdant Farmer! :thumbsup:

Peregrin said:
Nice knives folks!
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Gary, I'm impressed by how consistently you've been carrying that fabulous shadow stag pattern lately! :thumbsup:
The handle on your fixed blade is unforgettable! :thumbsup::thumbsup: (And kind of scary/creepy/disturbing! :eek:;) I showed your photo to my wife, and her first reaction to the fixed blade handle was, "Oooh, pretty!" Then she said, "Is that a demon? That's kind of like Munch's "The Scream"!)

r8shell said:
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I'm still in a black & white, piano key kind of mood.
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Nothing wrong with that, r8shell; if it's worth doing, it's worth doing twice! ;)

joeradza said:
For those in the know, please satisfy my curiosity and tell me why this is Antique Jigged GREEN Bone?
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Because it makes some of us GREEN with envy?? :D

AShearer said:
Nice RR Gary! And thanks for your allusion to my patina spots. I had not thought about that?
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You're welcome, Alan. I apparently often think things that probably shouldn't be thought. :rolleyes:

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Have a good one!

Ken K.
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Twin win, Ken!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Dschal said:
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Splendid Bull Nose! :cool: (For once, I'm not tempted by your fresh-baked bread, since I just finished my supper. ;))

Half/Stop said:
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A hard day at work with my Buck 301! :D

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Old school, high class, Ron! :thumbsup:

Here's what passes for my Big Knife of the Week. It is 4" long closed, but it's so svelte and slender that it doesn't carry big at all! A smooth gray bone Taylor-Schrade-Walden muskrat from r redden! :thumbsup: Get healthy ASAP, Randy! :)
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- GT
 
5K Qs 5K Qs
Good one Gary. Just when I thought I knew what I liked, I buy a user for one reason and it turns out to be a spectacular all around carry.
 
joeradza said:
For those in the know, please satisfy my curiosity and tell me why this is Antique Jigged GREEN Bone?
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They put the wrong knife in the tube?:p

Ken & Atiger, the bone scales on your Case Barlows are great. My two are not that nice but I still like them a lot.

Halfstop that 301 has a very unique combination of modernity and tradition that to my eye is just great.

GT all of your RRs have all but convinced me to check them out myself.:thumbsup:
 
paulhilborn said:
Wow Gary, some of the nicest handles I've laid eye's on in some time:cool::thumbsup: is it just me or is there a pug dog staring back at me in the middle of the handle:)o_O:D
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LastRodeo said:
I was thinking zombie, but I've been binge watching Walking Dead.
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It's some pretty wild California Buckeye burl. There's a number of creepy lookin' faces in there! I guess one could be a pug dog, Paul. Maybe a zombie or two LR. Might be a pug zombie.
 
Aias said:
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Peregrin said:
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Spectacular gents :thumbsup:

Whetstone39 said:
Thanks Jack! Beautiful combo today sir :thumbsup:
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Thanks Tom :)

5K Qs said:
"Heavy traffic" for sure, Jack! :confused: I felt obligated to split my comments into two parts because there are so many notable knives here! :cool:
I admire your "something old, something new" pairing, Jack! :thumbsup:
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Thank you my friend, you are very generous :) That's an interesting Muskrat :thumbsup:

Like GT, I thought I'd carry a knife our friend Randy Redden sent me today :) Hoping he's home for the weekend :thumbsup:



Also carrying a Lambsfoot :thumbsup:

 
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