What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[TheFactor]

 

[cthorness]

 

[SVTFreak]

Recycled photo. But in the same place doing the same thing. Making big rocks into little rock's...

 

[5K Qs]

I like that classic Sodbuster Jr, H&S! And you have quite the patina developing on the tiny white folder!

Thanks GT, nice post

That's pretty special, GT. Thanks for sharing.
- Stuart

GT, the multitasking kept me from micro-managing the grill, which was a good thing because it lead to this:

It's awesome that you got to see pictures of the family farm, again! That Scout knife is in great shape!

Thanks, Jack & Stuart & Shawn. Shawn, that Colonial scout was used heavily for 7 or 8 years back on the farm, but now has gone virtually unused for about 47 years.
That's some tasty-looking Boston butt!

Very appealing long-pull spear on that sturdy jack, Bob!!

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Harry

That's a beauteous pair, Harry! The Taylor's Eye Witness lambsfoot really grabbed my attention; what's the handle material?

Totin' this one today

Excellent Böker stockman, P&G!

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Off to see ADEE and ScruffUK today, with these two in my pockets

Great to see your stag and your unicorn together, gamboling (frisking, cavorting, capering, bounding, frolicking) about the English countryside in late summer, Jack!

Terrific knife, Ron! Caution: that knife can be habit-forming (but nothing wrong with GOOD habits)!

Beautiful scout GT, great pic of the farm too
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Thanks, Tom. That barn I posted hasn't changed very much, and I'll bet I'd have recognized that shot anywhere. The old "homestead" is a different story, though! There have been so many renovations, remodels, and additions over the past 60 years that I doubt if I'd recognize shots from some angles if no one gave me any context.
Great stag on your Euro-Barlow!

Schrade Walden 804 today.

Super-cool photo of your whittler, Greg! And it's interesting to see your "spot" with the fog lifted by some sunshine.

Decisions, decisions...

Which BFC Barlow today? '09 Schatt Morgan/Queen in stag or the 2017 TC Barlow?

TC Barlow it is.

Looks to me like you were facing a no-lose situation, Ted!!

Easy opening hammer brand

Superb old knife, Jeff!

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No pictures today. Opened my day's carry and found it had rusted! Guess I was lazy and didn't oil it last time.

That sounds like an unpleasant surprise, Tom. I hope you can get it cleaned up without much permanent damage.

What a whittler, FBC!! Always a treat to see your Black Box Winchesters!

Congrats on hitting the trifecta, Dee!!!

Another week, another set of knives to enjoy!
Alox of the Week is a Vic Electrician (thanks, Greg):

non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Recruit:

Bailed Knife of the Week is a "Sheffield scout":

- GT

 

[Cutfinger]

My new to me Dunlap again today. And gotta show the file work.

That is stunning, my goodness.

 

[Old Engineer]

I like that classic Sodbuster Jr, H&S! And you have quite the patina developing on the tiny white folder!




Thanks, Jack & Stuart & Shawn. Shawn, that Colonial scout was used heavily for 7 or 8 years back on the farm, but now has gone virtually unused for about 47 years.
That's some tasty-looking Boston butt!


Very appealing long-pull spear on that sturdy jack, Bob!!


That's a beauteous pair, Harry! The Taylor's Eye Witness lambsfoot really grabbed my attention; what's the handle material?


Excellent Böker stockman, P&G!


Great to see your stag and your unicorn together, gamboling (frisking, cavorting, capering, bounding, frolicking) about the English countryside in late summer, Jack!


Terrific knife, Ron! Caution: that knife can be habit-forming (but nothing wrong with GOOD habits)!


Thanks, Tom. That barn I posted hasn't changed very much, and I'll bet I'd have recognized that shot anywhere. The old "homestead" is a different story, though! There have been so many renovations, remodels, and additions over the past 60 years that I doubt if I'd recognize shots from some angles if no one gave me any context.
Great stag on your Euro-Barlow!


Super-cool photo of your whittler, Greg! And it's interesting to see your "spot" with the fog lifted by some sunshine.


Looks to me like you were facing a no-lose situation, Ted!!


Superb old knife, Jeff!


That sounds like an unpleasant surprise, Tom. I hope you can get it cleaned up without much permanent damage.


What a whittler, FBC!! Always a treat to see your Black Box Winchesters!


Congrats on hitting the trifecta, Dee!!!

Another week, another set of knives to enjoy!
Alox of the Week is a Vic Electrician (thanks, Greg):

non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Recruit:

Bailed Knife of the Week is a "Sheffield scout":

- GT

Thanks for the kind words GT . The Taylors Eye Witness Lambsfoot has Ramshorn covers .

Harry

 

[GunGraber]

Tc for Tuesday

 

[Duckdog]

Tc for Tuesday

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Nice knife, nice picture. I like the placement of the pin in the "chipped" scale end - skillful creation of uniqueness.
- Stuart

 

[GunGraber]

Nice knife, nice picture. I like the placement of the pin in the "chipped" scale end - skillful creation of uniqueness.
- Stuart

Thanks Stuart. I like it too.

 

[Duckdog]

I like that classic Sodbuster Jr, H&S! And you have quite the patina developing on the tiny white folder!




Thanks, Jack & Stuart & Shawn. Shawn, that Colonial scout was used heavily for 7 or 8 years back on the farm, but now has gone virtually unused for about 47 years.
That's some tasty-looking Boston butt!


Very appealing long-pull spear on that sturdy jack, Bob!!


That's a beauteous pair, Harry! The Taylor's Eye Witness lambsfoot really grabbed my attention; what's the handle material?


Excellent Böker stockman, P&G!


Great to see your stag and your unicorn together, gamboling (frisking, cavorting, capering, bounding, frolicking) about the English countryside in late summer, Jack!


Terrific knife, Ron! Caution: that knife can be habit-forming (but nothing wrong with GOOD habits)!


Thanks, Tom. That barn I posted hasn't changed very much, and I'll bet I'd have recognized that shot anywhere. The old "homestead" is a different story, though! There have been so many renovations, remodels, and additions over the past 60 years that I doubt if I'd recognize shots from some angles if no one gave me any context.
Great stag on your Euro-Barlow!


Super-cool photo of your whittler, Greg! And it's interesting to see your "spot" with the fog lifted by some sunshine.


Looks to me like you were facing a no-lose situation, Ted!!


Superb old knife, Jeff!


That sounds like an unpleasant surprise, Tom. I hope you can get it cleaned up without much permanent damage.


What a whittler, FBC!! Always a treat to see your Black Box Winchesters!


Congrats on hitting the trifecta, Dee!!!

Another week, another set of knives to enjoy!
Alox of the Week is a Vic Electrician (thanks, Greg):

non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Recruit:

Bailed Knife of the Week is a "Sheffield scout":

- GT

GT, the Sheffield Scout is really cool with both a fish scaler/hook disgorger and a saw. I have a Vic Electrician (the stripper blade is a great cigar trimmer) and a Recruit (mine is a Boy Scouts of America version) and love to carry them, though one is enough for me at any one time (I'll probably eat those words soon).
- Stuart

 

[black mamba]

I've had this Frank Buster Fight'n Rooster for most of the day, but am switching to this Cattle King for tomorrow.

 

[Hickory n steel]

I like that classic Sodbuster Jr, H&S! And you have quite the patina developing on the tiny white folder!




Thanks, Jack & Stuart & Shawn. Shawn, that Colonial scout was used heavily for 7 or 8 years back on the farm, but now has gone virtually unused for about 47 years.
That's some tasty-looking Boston butt!


Very appealing long-pull spear on that sturdy jack, Bob!!


That's a beauteous pair, Harry! The Taylor's Eye Witness lambsfoot really grabbed my attention; what's the handle material?


Excellent Böker stockman, P&G!


Great to see your stag and your unicorn together, gamboling (frisking, cavorting, capering, bounding, frolicking) about the English countryside in late summer, Jack!


Terrific knife, Ron! Caution: that knife can be habit-forming (but nothing wrong with GOOD habits)!


Thanks, Tom. That barn I posted hasn't changed very much, and I'll bet I'd have recognized that shot anywhere. The old "homestead" is a different story, though! There have been so many renovations, remodels, and additions over the past 60 years that I doubt if I'd recognize shots from some angles if no one gave me any context.
Great stag on your Euro-Barlow!


Super-cool photo of your whittler, Greg! And it's interesting to see your "spot" with the fog lifted by some sunshine.


Looks to me like you were facing a no-lose situation, Ted!!


Superb old knife, Jeff!


That sounds like an unpleasant surprise, Tom. I hope you can get it cleaned up without much permanent damage.


What a whittler, FBC!! Always a treat to see your Black Box Winchesters!


Congrats on hitting the trifecta, Dee!!!

Another week, another set of knives to enjoy!
Alox of the Week is a Vic Electrician (thanks, Greg):

non-Alox SAK of the Week is a Recruit:

Bailed Knife of the Week is a "Sheffield scout":

- GT

I love my sodbuster, but I won't lie and say I don't wish it was carbon steel. The little imperial has definitely come in handy on a few occasions.

Btw what's the story on that Sheffield knife of yours ?

 

[Cutfinger]

G'day Halfstop, what knife is that...78?

 

[black mamba]

Cutfinger, the #78s were all jacks. That one would be a #79 Workhorse, I think.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[flatblackcapo]

What a whittler, FBC!! Always a treat to see your Black Box Winchesters!

Thanks, Gary. I see you are carrying a SAK Electrician. You reminded me that I have been neglecting mine. I will have to remedy that sooner than later.

Today's

 

[thefrank]

Those TC Barlows are so photogenic...

 

[Will Power]

Arrived yesterday, so for today it has to be

 

[oldtymer]

It's Wednesday gotta be wood.

 

[Jack Black]

Great to see your stag and your unicorn together, gamboling (frisking, cavorting, capering, bounding, frolicking) about the English countryside in late summer, Jack!
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Thanks my friend, there's talk of an 'Indian Summer' here, so I dare say you'll be seeing more of my Sambar Cool pic of your Electrician

Lamb and a Squirrel today