What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

5K Qs said:
Distinctive Davison, Alan; the blue stripes definitely work, and I'd never noticed the unusual shield before! :cool::cool::thumbsup:



My Alox knife for this week is a Cadet II (thanks, Ken):
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My "big" knife this week is an Imperial small sodbuster; not sure why I classified this as "big", since that usually is reserved for knives at least 4" closed :confused::
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My "miscellaneous" knife this week is a buffalo horn GEC #85 with EO notch and coping secondary mods (thanks, Paul):
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- GT
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Way to go Gary: The 85 EO EC is really, really my favorite GEC pattern. I know I've said that about others but, this is really it.
 
RDaneel said:
Happy Yorkshire Day, Jack! Fine knives to celebrate the day with. :thumbsup:

It sounds like a serious holiday!

"I, [Name], being a resident of the [West/North/East] Riding of Yorkshire [or City of York] declare:

That Yorkshire is three Ridings and the City of York, with these Boundaries of [Current Year minus 875] years standing; That the address of all places in these Ridings is Yorkshire; That all persons born therein or resident therein and loyal to the Ridings are Yorkshiremen and women; That any person or corporate body which deliberately ignores or denies the aforementioned shall forfeit all claim to Yorkshire status.

These declarations made this Yorkshire Day [Year]. God Save the Queen!"
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Thanks a lot Dean :D :thumbsup:

5K Qs said:
Thanks for the kind words, Jack. I always look forward to the change of pace our vacation provides. :)
Great pair for you, especially that robust lambsfoot! :cool::thumbsup:

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Happy Yorkshire Day, Jack; that certainly looks like a celebratory couple of knives you've selected! ;):thumbsup:

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Many thanks GT, three great choices there my friend :thumbsup:

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mykel m said:
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Cool pics Myke :cool: Blimey, are the blackberries out already, I'll have to go and check my back-garden? :thumbsup:
 
Old Engineer said:
Two TEW's day comes on Monday this week . Had these with me to pick our green beans and then other yard work . It is a beautiful day in the neighborhood today.
Sheepsfoot on left and Lambsfoot on right

From the patio raised garden

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Harry
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So good Harry! Knives in real use are the best posts, I think. :cool::cool:
 
AShearer said:
Nice Ron! Love those vipers.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Thank you Alan. That was my 1st Viper. My lovely wife bought it for my birthday in 2014. :)

5K Qs said:
Vibrant Viper in an interesting setting, Ron! :thumbsup::cool:
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Thanks Gary! That photo was taken on the steps of a Cabin located in Red Clay State Park. You can check it out on Wikipedia! :):) Today's carry made short work of several boxes at work. I love these knives! :thumbsup:
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Old Engineer said:
Two TEW's day comes on Monday this week . Had these with me to pick our green beans and then other yard work . It is a beautiful day in the neighborhood today.
Sheepsfoot on left and Lambsfoot on right

From the patio raised garden

From the rest of the raised gardens






Harry
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What a harvest ! Just awesome Taylor's !!
 
r redden said:
Today I'm carrying a Case Saddlehorn and Swayback in bone stag. I really like Case's bone stag and since Jack Black told us it is Yorkshire Day I took the picture on the photobook of the Yorkshire Dales he gave me. Thanks again Jack Great book.


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The Saddlehorn is one of my favorite patterns my friend !!!!! Very nice photo too.

Harry
 
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