What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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AShearer said:
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I am now officially out of pictures of this knife. Need to take some new ones. But, this is my daily now.
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Alan, I can see why that Davison is daily for you - it's dynamite!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
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Case Red Bone 06247 from '74. This is one of my favorites! ;)
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Resplendent redbone, Ron; I can see why that's one of your favorites! :cool::thumbsup:

thefrank said:
Northwoods Madison Barlow

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Delightful denim, thefrank! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Bugdoc said:
GT, I got my DD on the exchange. It is a sheepsfoot, purchased in France. Your eyes aren't half bad either spotting that in a closed knife.

I agree about fruit flavored beers generally being too fruity. On the other hand a tall cold Weissbier with lemon hits the spot on a hot summer day like little else. Lienie Summer Shandy is that way. (Have one in hand at the moment.) Last night was a Lienie Anniversary Lager.

IMO, leave the GT on the Joker. It's subtle.:thumbsup:
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Thanks for the informative responses and opinions, Tom. :thumbsup: That's definitely a distinctive Douk-Douk! :cool::cool:
Yesterday, while trying to predict whether my 6:30 softball game was going to be rained out, I ran across a rainfall totals map for WI. Lots of areas apparently received massive amounts of rain; hope it didn't cause you many problems or damage.

LastRodeo said:
I carried my Radio Jack in Wisco last week. Popped a cap on a few Spotted Cow. Thought of taking a photo, but getting up from my lawn chair required more ambition than I could muster. o_O
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:D Been there, done that ambition-wise, Mike! :D

flatblackcapo said:
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That Kutmaster stockman is one heck of a knife, FBC! :cool::thumbsup:

flatblackcapo said:
Thank you, Gary. That is a great mod' on the forum 77 and some really good looking stag on the Colt. I think I am going to have to check out one of those stag handled Colts for myself.
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Thanks for the good word. :) The Colt stag folders that were available a while back really did have some fantastic stag for $20 knives; I should have bought more of them. I never saw any vendor than that Hazy Hilltop Cutlery Factory (or whatever they're called) in Tennessee carry them, and now that the Colt folder brand has gone belly-up, I don't know where to look for them other than auction sites. Hope you can find something! :thumbsup:

Atiger said:
You're right - the covers are a two-tone laminate composite material that I'd never seen before.
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Thanks for the confirmation, Atiger. :cool:

Jack Black said:
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Thanks for the thumbs my friend :) Yeah, we've had a pretty good summer so far this year, I took that pic on Sunday at a small village which was famous, in the Middle Ages, for making riding spurs :thumbsup: It's close to the original Bedlam :eek:
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Carrying these two today, my A.Wright Lambsfoot in ebony, and an IXL Serpentine Jack :thumbsup:



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Thanks for the reply, Jack. I often feel that I'm quite close to Bedlam myself! ;) Your carry is a praiseworthy pair! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
Thanks Gary! Your Colt Canoe has some very nice Stag my friend! A beautiful knife! :thumbsup:
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I'm off to work early on this Wooden Wednesday with my Ebony 79 Workhorse. :)
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I welcome your appreciation of the stag on my Colt canoe, Ron. :) Your ebony Workhorse is a pleasantly paradigmatic pattern!! :cool::thumbsup:

SVTFreak said:
Oh yessir. The three youngest of the 5 are. As well as my parents and my brother and his 3 kids. It's a loud vacation but all the little cousins can play together. They'll remember it always.
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Sounds like a perfect family affair, Joey! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Travman said:
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It is difficult to capture the depth of the color on red bone knives.
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That's a sweet red bone Case Barlow, Travman! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

Whetstone39 said:
A pile side pic of one of my FB's for a change.

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Couple of stand-out knives, Tom! :cool::thumbsup: Did you change your background cloth? I think I remember a Lou Reed song from my youth urging us all to "Take a Walk on the Pile Side". :rolleyes:

sticktodrum said:
38 Special in Bocote. A really nice knife, it'll be in the pocket for a while.


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Good wood on that 38, sticktodrum! :thumbsup::thumbsup: The pile side knot is very cool! Your 1-blade 38 reminds me of a toothpick (that's a good thing ;)).

r8shell said:
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Wow! That Case whittler and denim Esquire are quite a power couple, r8shell!!! :thumbsup::cool:

Peregrin said:
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I try to mix it up but the Lloyd has pretty much been my edc for the last 6 months. I give it a break once in awhile but this knife just pushes all the right buttons for me.
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I can sure see why that stag shadow Lloyd has taken over your pocket, Gary! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

Old Engineer said:
Returned last evening from a 4 day trip down home to 1.75 inches in the rain gauge and promptly emptied it . The gardens had really grown .
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Then this morning we had this in the rain gauge

While we were down there , I was able to find a pretty solid little Peanut Schrade USA 120T

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Harry
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That's a LOT of rain overnight, Harry! :eek: I can't even identify the water level in the pic; is the gauge totally full? Did you have any damage?
That 1-blade OT peanut is nice; congrats!! :thumbsup:

HST said:
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That's and attractive Barlow, HST, and the SAK has incredible covers!!! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

flatblackcapo said:
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Edit to add today's carry.
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THAT is a striking knife, FBC!! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

This Marbles scout (thanks, Mike) is listed on my rotation schedule as a bailed non-SAK, but it has no bail, so my schedule needs some revisions! :rolleyes:
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This Rough Rider marlin spike is listed as "Big Knife of the Week"; I could probably just switch it with the Marbles scout on my schedule - wouldn't be much of a stretch.
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My peanutish knife for this week is a Case swayback jack (thanks, Paul):
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- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Alan, I can see why that Davison is daily for you - it's dynamite!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:


Resplendent redbone, Ron; I can see why that's one of your favorites! :cool::thumbsup:


Delightful denim, thefrank! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:


Thanks for the informative responses and opinions, Tom. :thumbsup: That's definitely a distinctive Douk-Douk! :cool::cool:
Yesterday, while trying to predict whether my 6:30 softball game was going to be rained out, I ran across a rainfall totals map for WI. Lots of areas apparently received massive amounts of rain; hope it didn't cause you many problems or damage.


:D Been there, done that ambition-wise, Mike! :D


That Kutmaster stockman is one heck of a knife, FBC! :cool::thumbsup:


Thanks for the good word. :) The Colt stag folders that were available a while back really did have some fantastic stag for $20 knives; I should have bought more of them. I never saw any vendor than that Hazy Hilltop Cutlery Factory (or whatever they're called) in Tennessee carry them, and now that the Colt folder brand has gone belly-up, I don't know where to look for them other than auction sites. Hope you can find something! :thumbsup:


Thanks for the confirmation, Atiger. :cool:


Thanks for the reply, Jack. I often feel that I'm quite close to Bedlam myself! ;) Your carry is a praiseworthy pair! :thumbsup::thumbsup:


I welcome your appreciation of the stag on my Colt canoe, Ron. :) Your ebony Workhorse is a pleasantly paradigmatic pattern!! :cool::thumbsup:


Sounds like a perfect family affair, Joey! :thumbsup::thumbsup:


That's a sweet red bone Case Barlow, Travman! :cool::thumbsup::cool:


Couple of stand-out knives, Tom! :cool::thumbsup: Did you change your background cloth? I think I remember a Lou Reed song from my youth urging us all to "Take a Walk on the Pile Side". :rolleyes:


Good wood on that 38, sticktodrum! :thumbsup::thumbsup: The pile side knot is very cool! Your 1-blade 38 reminds me of a toothpick (that's a good thing ;)).


Wow! That Case whittler and denim Esquire are quite a power couple, r8shell!!! :thumbsup::cool:


I can sure see why that stag shadow Lloyd has taken over your pocket, Gary! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:


That's a LOT of rain overnight, Harry! :eek: I can't even identify the water level in the pic; is the gauge totally full? Did you have any damage?
That 1-blade OT peanut is nice; congrats!! :thumbsup:


That's and attractive Barlow, HST, and the SAK has incredible covers!!! :cool::thumbsup::cool:


THAT is a striking knife, FBC!! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

This Marbles scout (thanks, Mike) is listed on my rotation schedule as a bailed non-SAK, but it has no bail, so my schedule needs some revisions! :rolleyes:
xGF8fgr.jpg


This Rough Rider marlin spike is listed as "Big Knife of the Week"; I could probably just switch it with the Marbles scout on my schedule - wouldn't be much of a stretch.
91gFH7t.jpg


My peanutish knife for this week is a Case swayback jack (thanks, Paul):
SQTtF7U.jpg


- GT
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Love that Case swayback jack! Beautiful jigging, great picture!:thumbsup:
 
5K Qs said:
Alan, I can see why that Davison is daily for you - it's dynamite!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:


Resplendent redbone, Ron; I can see why that's one of your favorites! :cool::thumbsup:


Delightful denim, thefrank! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:


Thanks for the informative responses and opinions, Tom. :thumbsup: That's definitely a distinctive Douk-Douk! :cool::cool:
Yesterday, while trying to predict whether my 6:30 softball game was going to be rained out, I ran across a rainfall totals map for WI. Lots of areas apparently received massive amounts of rain; hope it didn't cause you many problems or damage.


:D Been there, done that ambition-wise, Mike! :D


That Kutmaster stockman is one heck of a knife, FBC! :cool::thumbsup:


Thanks for the good word. :) The Colt stag folders that were available a while back really did have some fantastic stag for $20 knives; I should have bought more of them. I never saw any vendor than that Hazy Hilltop Cutlery Factory (or whatever they're called) in Tennessee carry them, and now that the Colt folder brand has gone belly-up, I don't know where to look for them other than auction sites. Hope you can find something! :thumbsup:


Thanks for the confirmation, Atiger. :cool:


Thanks for the reply, Jack. I often feel that I'm quite close to Bedlam myself! ;) Your carry is a praiseworthy pair! :thumbsup::thumbsup:


I welcome your appreciation of the stag on my Colt canoe, Ron. :) Your ebony Workhorse is a pleasantly paradigmatic pattern!! :cool::thumbsup:


Sounds like a perfect family affair, Joey! :thumbsup::thumbsup:


That's a sweet red bone Case Barlow, Travman! :cool::thumbsup::cool:


Couple of stand-out knives, Tom! :cool::thumbsup: Did you change your background cloth? I think I remember a Lou Reed song from my youth urging us all to "Take a Walk on the Pile Side". :rolleyes:


Good wood on that 38, sticktodrum! :thumbsup::thumbsup: The pile side knot is very cool! Your 1-blade 38 reminds me of a toothpick (that's a good thing ;)).


Wow! That Case whittler and denim Esquire are quite a power couple, r8shell!!! :thumbsup::cool:


I can sure see why that stag shadow Lloyd has taken over your pocket, Gary! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:


That's a LOT of rain overnight, Harry! :eek: I can't even identify the water level in the pic; is the gauge totally full? Did you have any damage?
That 1-blade OT peanut is nice; congrats!! :thumbsup:


That's and attractive Barlow, HST, and the SAK has incredible covers!!! :cool::thumbsup::cool:


THAT is a striking knife, FBC!! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

This Marbles scout (thanks, Mike) is listed on my rotation schedule as a bailed non-SAK, but it has no bail, so my schedule needs some revisions! :rolleyes:
xGF8fgr.jpg


This Rough Rider marlin spike is listed as "Big Knife of the Week"; I could probably just switch it with the Marbles scout on my schedule - wouldn't be much of a stretch.
91gFH7t.jpg


My peanutish knife for this week is a Case swayback jack (thanks, Paul):
SQTtF7U.jpg


- GT
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Really like your Swayback Gt .
There is a Waterline just below the top rim . Approx. 7.75 inches in it . No damage for us . We have a generator and that kept the Sump Pump running while the electric was out . People in Burlington, Wi. , 8 miles north of us , are not so lucky . The 2 rivers that converge there topped out at 3 feet over the historical record .

Harry
 
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