What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[joeradza]

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I could be totin’ this Lloyd. What do y’all think of it? Should I pull the trigger?

Absolutely.

 

[RDaneel]

Elegant and great photo, Dean

Thanks, Gev!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I though I’d let the peanut out of my guitar pick pocket to pose for a change.
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[Leslie Tomville]

joeradza Thanks Joe, seeing your beautiful Lloyd’s has inspired me.

 

[SVTFreak]

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I could be totin’ this Lloyd. What do y’all think of it? Should I pull the trigger?

Absolutely! Beautiful stag color. Do it!

I'll see President Lincoln his 6 blade congress and raise him 5 blades.

- Stuart

That knife fascinates me. I saw a stockman once like that and almost had to have it.

This guy showed up today. I’m in bed with the flu (I thought I skipped out after the rest of the family got it) so no in depth review now. But I will say it’s a very good value. Fit and finish of knives many times it’s price.

 

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Catalog shot.

Thanks Alan!

 

[joeradza]

Leslie Tomville
I love his work as you no doubt can tell. I hope you'll feel the same.

 

[paulhilborn]

A "new to me" Railsplitter in Honey Corn Cob covers. Sports solid D2 blades that are laser sharp now after some time and patience

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Awesome Boker!
What’s the closed length?

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

SVTfreak Took me 3 wks to shake that and the pneumonia it brought. Good luck!

 

[Duckdog]

I dont' know what they found wrong with it as to me it is almost perfect. Nice even grinds on the SS blades, red bone covers transition to the bolsters seamlessly.

Boy, you ain't kidding!
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

paulhilborn That is very unique (to me) and lovely jigging on your Railsplitter. I'd be setting some old toothbrushes aside for cleaning chores.
- Stuart

 

[jwb01]

A "new to me" Railsplitter in Honey Corn Cob covers. Sports solid D2 blades that are laser sharp now after some time and patience

Dat’s sweet, right der!

 

[paulhilborn]

paulhilborn That is very unique (to me) and lovely jigging on your Railsplitter. I'd be setting some old toothbrushes aside for cleaning chores.
- Stuart

I'm thinking the same thing Stuart

Dat’s sweet, right der!

Thanks Josh. I've seen the jigging before from GEC and thought it unique then

 

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[Ratbert]

Utica Jack today

I love the covers on this one!

 

[Vaporstang]

A "new to me" Railsplitter in Honey Corn Cob covers. Sports solid D2 blades that are laser sharp now after some time and patience

Wow! I'm liking those covers!

 

[paulhilborn]

Wow! I'm liking those covers!

Thank you, I like how different they are

 

[Old Engineer]

A "new to me" Railsplitter in Honey Corn Cob covers. Sports solid D2 blades that are laser sharp now after some time and patience

That will certainly be a unique one to have . I am not at all familiar with that pattern , but it looks like a pretty substantial knife . I like the cover color and the slanted and lined bolsters . I think the pocket wear on the covers would very likely look very nice too .

Harry

 

[paulhilborn]

That will certainly be a unique one to have . I am not at all familiar with that pattern , but it looks like a pretty substantial knife . I like the cover color and the slanted and lined bolsters . I think the pocket wear on the covers would very likely look very nice too .

Harry

Thank you Harry, I too was unfamiliar with the Railsplitter other than pic's. It's a stout yet fairly compact knife. I was intrigued with the covers but was unsure if I'd like them, turn's out I like them an awful lot