What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Gevonovich said:
Thank Choo and I still do...every chance I get in Milam County

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Nice photo. Are you a RR employee or just an enthusiast?
 
tmd_87 said:
Been on the lookout for one of these for a while now! Merry Christmas to me!

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Congrats on finally getting one my friend . That is some of the finest Stag run that we are ever going to get to see . I hope that you enjoy yours as much as I do mine . I think it is one of the finest knives that I have . Carry it in good health my friend .

Harry
 
Signalprick said:
Yes sir. Signal Maintainer for BNSF. I always look forward to our yearly calendar for the exceptional photos. Your photo is calendar quality my friend.
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Your too kind my friend :D Sounds like a wonderful life ! I think I would enjoy it a lot. Probably a great many opportunities to use a knife and compose some awesome photographs;):) In that one a man was just boarding the front of the engine...you can just make him out. I missed the shot by a millisecond.

Looking forward to those photographs and your RR and Traditionals calendar layout.;)
 
All this train talk :D this was one of my grandad's daily drivers from 1944 until 1959. GE 44 tonner, one of two. This one originally from GE, another bought from NYO&W (now restored as #104 in it's original livery). Both in the Southeastern Railway Museum. I rode both many a time as a kid.

 
JB in SC said:
All this train talk :D this was one of my grandad's daily drivers from 1944 until 1959. GE 44 tonner, one of two. This one originally from GE, another bought from NYO&W (now restored as #104 in it's original livery). Both in the Southeastern Railway Museum. I rode both many a time as a kid.

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Super cool Jerry !! Thanks for sharing :D Love the history
 
Old Engineer said:
Congrats on finally getting one my friend . That is some of the finest Stag run that we are ever going to get to see . I hope that you enjoy yours as much as I do mine . I think it is one of the finest knives that I have . Carry it in good health my friend .

Harry
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Thanks Harry, I am really impressed with the knife! I love my #72 lock back in micarta I had to find a 72 or 73 in stag. I like how snappy it is and I don't complain bout a strong spring. I'm glad I was finally able to score one that I wanted with really even and beautiful stag covers. Patience paid off!
 
Gevonovich said:
Whittling feathers once again
Enticed by Winter's cold
Forever cherished leaves of steel
Almost gone into Eternity'
Another peek oh stubborn Tree

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Nice to see your Aitor Gev :) :thumbsup:

traumkommode said:
Have not been totin' much lately because I've been home sick, so really just fondlin' as I please. But I've got to do a tuneup on Rumbletruck today, as I think I'm getting arcing through my plug wires and it's running rough. 81's been my go-to work knife since I got it, and seems appropriate to pair these black beauties. Also pruned some Brussel Sprout plants earlier with the sheepsfoot.

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Hope you're feeling better soon :) Nice knife :thumbsup:

Gevonovich said:
I should be on the road again in a month or less. I'm going to start up the series again. :D

Knife content

Tomorrows carry:
Folkstreams

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Look forward to that Gev :) It's always a treat to see that lovely Barlow too :) :thumbsup:

I'm carrying this Needham Lambsfoot today :thumbsup:

 
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