What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Have a great Sunday everyone! Totin one of my Stag Clerks and off to meet my brother for breakfast. :)
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Half/Stop said:
The local peach crops took a hit from the weather this year to the tune of 70% loss. Depending on who you listen to. These are the first Free Stones we have been able to find so far this year and they came from South Carolina. Pam and I decided we couldn't wait until we got home so I turned the Squirrels loose on the console of my Silverado. :D
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"Turned the squirrels loose". Haha...I like that!
 
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I've been carrying my Rough Rider KB120 for the last few days and I love it. It's little but still does the job!
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Bugdoc said:
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Spent some quality time beauty shopping this last night. The recesses of the jigging were quite dull. After trying to clean with cleaner and a brush I resorted to some Flitz cream and a buffer pad on my Dremel tool, then followed up with paste wax.
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That is an extremely good-looking Böker Barlow, Tom! :cool::cool:

Kevin-B said:
It is a very small knife, it's just under 3 inches closed and just over 5 inches opened.
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Thanks for the follow-up, Kevin. I think a lot of makers sell a lot of those small toothpicks! :cool:

r8shell said:
It was a great trip, and yes, I put the blue alox SAK in the package to mail ahead, thinking Mom might take a liking to it. Years ago, she bought herself "the one with all the tools" :D a Swiss champ, maybe? But she said this one was too big for her. To be honest, watching her open and close it made me nervous. I tried to show her the way to open a slipjoint smoothly, keeping fingers out of the way, but there was something just so awkward about her handling of it - it could be a hand strength issue. Anyway, back in the box it went to mail home. She still loves and uses the mini-champ I got her for her keyring. :thumbsup:
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IMHO, your mom's affinity for a Vic Minichamp shows excellent taste, since I carry one every day (used the pen to take notes on the sermon in church this morning :p). I hope I'll recognize when the ravages of age make it unsafe for me to mess around with pocket knives! :eek:

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I know they're meant to be hard use work knives, but I've always thought the black covers and silver bolster made that TL-29 model one of the most elegant-looking knives! :thumbsup::cool:

Half/Stop said:
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An Elderly Gentleman maybe my friend!:eek::D That Colt is a great looking knife Gary! :thumbsup: I do actually own a two blade Hayn' Helper. It's an O1 model from the original run in 2012. It's in Nifebrite. :) Here you go buddy.
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Today I was Totin this Chestnut Jigged Bone Case Texas Jack in CV. I got this one for a song on that big ole auction site. When I get a chance I think I'm going to clean it up a little and start a good apple patina on it. ;)
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Thanks for the Colt canoe comment and for the pic of your 2-blade Hay'n Helper, Ron! :)
That chestnut jigged Texas jack is a fantastic pick-up for you! :cool::thumbsup:

Pàdruig said:
Today I was carrying a new to me knife that I scooped up from @Cory Hess. Thanks Cory! I love this knife, it is quite a handful, which suits me wonderfully.

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Congrats on the big new Queen stockman, Dylan! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Cory is a quality man; I miss having him around more often and hearing his usually unique and thoughtful take on issues discussed on The Porch.

GuestWho101 said:
Thanks Gary!
Brilliant equation. :thumbsup::D

Those are some great looking Canoes that won't sank the ship.
(Ship = Bank Account) :D
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Thanks, Dee! :thumbsup:;)

Ramrodmb said:
Thanks GT! That looks like a lovely vacation spot and a fine sodbuster too!
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Thanks, Mark; we've rented the same little cottage for a week or two for 27 straight years, I think, so we must enjoy it! :D

Pt-Luso said:
Today I carry this Portuguese brand "Autuno" with covers of olive wood ...
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Very appealing mid-lock olive wood knife, Pt-Luso! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Ramrodmb said:
Found this at a garage sale. Made my day!
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Congrats on the fine old garage sale Case whittler! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
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Inspired by Drew @dispatch184 from Thursday, and thinking a lot about the upcoming Rendezvous. This was one of many memorable souvenirs from the 2015 Rendezvous! :D
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W:eek:W, Ron!! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Soup's on, and it looks HOT!! :cool::cool:

Jack Black said:
I'm way behind with this thread, and just lost my long half-completed post, with multi-quotes, yet again :(
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I've been carrying my Unity Lambsfoot (above) a lot this week, but switched over to my A.Wright in buffalo (below) today:thumbsup:


Pairing it with this Croisdale Sleeveboard :) :thumbsup:

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Why YOU of all people, Jack, having such ongoing tech issues?? :confused: Great photos today, but something about that photo of the buffalo Wright seems very noteworthy to me!! :cool::thumbsup:

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George gets more handsome as he ages!! :cool::cool:

Whetstone39 said:
Have a long, hot sweaty day ahead of me so carrying all stainless. The city knife is actually in a belt sheath today but it looks better framed against a pocket sheath :).

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I really like that black and blue pairing, Tom! :thumbsup::cool:


Here are knives I pocket-carried 2 weeks ago that have served on kitchen duty for the past 7 days.
Colt stag muskrat:
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Olive wood Joker:
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- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Why YOU of all people, Jack, having such ongoing tech issues?? :confused: Great photos today, but something about that photo of the buffalo Wright seems very noteworthy to me!! :cool::thumbsup:

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Thanks GT, water-power is a heck of a lot more reliable than Windows 10! :rolleyes: Always good to see your Joker my friend :) :thumbsup:

Hope everyone is having a great day :thumbsup:
 
5K Qs said:
That is an extremely good-looking Böker Barlow, Tom! :cool::cool:


Thanks for the follow-up, Kevin. I think a lot of makers sell a lot of those small toothpicks! :cool:


IMHO, your mom's affinity for a Vic Minichamp shows excellent taste, since I carry one every day (used the pen to take notes on the sermon in church this morning :p). I hope I'll recognize when the ravages of age make it unsafe for me to mess around with pocket knives! :eek:


I know they're meant to be hard use work knives, but I've always thought the black covers and silver bolster made that TL-29 model one of the most elegant-looking knives! :thumbsup::cool:


Thanks for the Colt canoe comment and for the pic of your 2-blade Hay'n Helper, Ron! :)
That chestnut jigged Texas jack is a fantastic pick-up for you! :cool::thumbsup:


Congrats on the big new Queen stockman, Dylan! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Cory is a quality man; I miss having him around more often and hearing his usually unique and thoughtful take on issues discussed on The Porch.


Thanks, Dee! :thumbsup:;)


Thanks, Mark; we've rented the same little cottage for a week or two for 27 straight years, I think, so we must enjoy it! :D


Very appealing mid-lock olive wood knife, Pt-Luso! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:


Congrats on the fine old garage sale Case whittler! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:


W:eek:W, Ron!! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Soup's on, and it looks HOT!! :cool::cool:


Why YOU of all people, Jack, having such ongoing tech issues?? :confused: Great photos today, but something about that photo of the buffalo Wright seems very noteworthy to me!! :cool::thumbsup:


George gets more handsome as he ages!! :cool::cool:


I really like that black and blue pairing, Tom! :thumbsup::cool:


Here are knives I pocket-carried 2 weeks ago that have served on kitchen duty for the past 7 days.
Colt stag muskrat:
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Olive wood Joker:
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- GT
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No problem, yes they are small but definitely not useless.
They are perfect for opening boxes, letters or slice fruit.
 
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