What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Wow! that is BEAUTIFUL! Were it mine....it might be king! What are the dimensions??

Peter
 
Black Alox Pioneer with a sheepsfoot blade mod.
image by Six Pound Cat, on Flickr
Alluring Alox, Gurdy and Ken!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

The Hayn Helpr is very useful in the kitchen! The vegetable is usually called scallions, in most recipes, or green onions maybe in England. I was using them in Miso Soup, because my vegetarian wife has had a nasty cold. Scallions are also good in cream cheese on a bagel. They are stronger than chives, less strong than shallots or onions.
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Thanks, Dschal (and Jack), for your beneficial help in increasing my onion knowledge! :thumbsup::)

Captivating stag Forum knife, FBC! :cool:

Got the Barlow collection out for a family picture last night!

Dazzling array of Barlows, Macchina! :eek::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Yes Sir....that it is fine sir. I did not know Buck made a toothpick...sweet!
Thanks for the confirmation, and for the compliment, Gev. ;) Small Buck toothpicks are easy to obtain, but I've rarely seen the large ones; mine came in one of the Buck Holiday Tins a couple of years ago. I REALLY like the 2-blade large toothpicks (even if I have only 2 of them.)

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Thanks a lot my friend, it's always good to see your Cudeman, and that's a great pic of your Buck :thumbsup:
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I'm carrying one of my Lambsfoot knives today, together with a Schrade Peanut r8shell kindly gifted me a while back :) :thumbsup:



Thanks for the kind words about my knives/pics, Jack. :) Another enjoyable pair you've posted, with the exquisite feathering on your red buffalo horn; I'm carrying an Old Timer peanut this week, too (mine's Chinese, though).

Flawless!! :thumbsup:

That two-tone wood is great! :cool:

Osage 73 today
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That's an hypnotic 73, P&G! :thumbsup: (You and Half/Stop should start a club for owners of heavenly osage orange 73s! :D)

Impeccable, Alan! :thumbsup: I gave away my only tortoise shell a while ago, and really need to get more! (Wait a minute ... I just got a tortoise shell mini canoe last month that I haven't posted or carried yet. :rolleyes:)

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My Camillus scout hasn't been to town in a while.

Jubilant daily double, Tom! :cool:

Two for the road.
Killer stag x 2, Gary! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

This is an old "Forged" Imperial Hammer Brand barlow. It has the 1956 - 1988 tang stamp. Just a neat old knife. 3 & 3/8ths closed with saw cut delrin handles. Shell construction and I think around 69 cents in the day

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That's a laudable Barlow, Gev! :thumbsup: I've never seen that bolster stamp before; one blade or two? I'm always on the lookout for an old Imperial Barlow, and you've made me aware that there are other options out there! :cool:

GEC #15 Scout

Magnificent knife in every way, Andi! :thumbsup::thumbsup: That blade doesn't look like it will even fit in the handle! :p

Congrats on that noteworthy pair, Rachel! :thumbsup:

That's an opulent whittler, Dee!! :thumbsup:

Thanks Gary!
Tim has great taste in knives.

GEC #48 - Improved Trapper (Rotten Banana)

Nice trio! :thumbsup:
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Thanks for the helpful ID and the kind comment. :)

Wow! Beautiful knives today everyone!! :D I think this Ebony TC can hold its own. ;):eek:

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Pure, pristine poetry, Ron! :cool:

Will be carrying my old Ulster Whittler and my new Hartkoph today as we head over to our next destination of Salzburg , Austria . Weather today looks great .

Harry
Congrats on the new Hartkopf, Harry! :thumbsup: What pattern is it? That's a quality souvenir! :cool:

Some little knives in my pockets this week.
As always, a little Rough Rider stockman (thanks, r8shell):
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A Taylor-Schrade 72OT as my Peanut of the Week:
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A naked Imperial Diamond Edge jack in my watch pocket along with the RR stockman (thanks, Mark):
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- GT
 
Osage 73 today
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My Oh My P&G!! You obviously have impeccable taste in #73's! :thumbsup::cool::D

Will be carrying my old Ulster Whittler and my new Hartkoph today as we head over to our next destination of Salzburg , Austria . Weather today looks great .

Harry

Harry, I hope you and your family continue to have a wonderful trip! Thanks for the terrific photos, I have really been enjoying them! :thumbsup:

That's an hypnotic 73, P&G! :thumbsup: (You and Half/Stop should start a club for owners of heavenly osage orange 73s! :D)
Pure, pristine poetry, Ron! :cool:

Thanks Gary!

Today I'm home recovering from a root canal! Ouch! :eek: Ol Red is keeping me company! :D

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going thur an old box of dads' stuff and found this Imperial w/ main blade broken off. I cleaned it up and put an edge on. will carry it for awhile...........it is interesting how many receipts for gasoline there are (100's). he tells me stories of a 750HP Hemi Studebaker.
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Buzzbait Buzzbait - Beautiful 72 you got there Buzz!!
Humppa Humppa - Nice Powderhorn Andi!!
Methuselah Methuselah - Peter, congratulations on finding your Dads old Imperial! My dad always told me the best car he ever owned was a 1950 Studebaker Lark. Thanks for bringing those memories back to me today!:)
 
Gt : The Hartkoph is Stag with a single Spear Blade and about 3.75 " long . Blade is stainless with no half / stops . Carried it and my Ulster as we made our way from Reutte to Salzburg .

Harry
 
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