What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Jack Black said:
Morning folks, another week looms, going to be a busy one for me. I haven't carried this A.Wright Lambsfoot in golden oxhorn for a while...

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Pairing it with my #66 :thumbsup:

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Have a good week folks :thumbsup:
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It looks like I am a day behind but Nice duo, Jack. :thumbsup:

SVTFreak said:
That is a great knife. And a great spey. But I just wish it would be a wharncliff to replace either the spey or the pen. I’d seek one out then! Ideally, for me, I’d keep the pen but I know everyone is different
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On any other knife I would be inclined to agree with you but there is something about the shape and swedge on this spey that just has me in awe. Any other time give me a punch in place of the spey anytime.

Duckdog said:
flatblackcapo flatblackcapo That BB Winchester whittler has me whistlin' Dixie!
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Thanks, There was a time not very long ago that I would have said this whittler was my favorite Black Box pattern but now I am torn between the Sowbelly and this stockman style whittler.

Duckdog said:
I'm totin two elder jacks today, so I'll not wear them out (nor me). An Overland Germany (located in Los Angeles, CA from 1951-1953!!) equal end jack with half sunk joints and a Schrade boys knife (from 1904-1946) that is missing its bail.

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They sure did know how to jig bone back in the day!

Gary W. Graley said:
Case Seahorse vintage stag in the watch pocket, very classy knife;

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Looks like the Seahorse has some staying power. :thumbsup:

Today's tote
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This is not the best moment for Case cutlery. I took this knife with me because it irritates me and wanted to tell about it. I wanted to like it, but no success. The fitting of the knife is below par, the blade droops down when open because the spring stands proud, therefore pushing the blade down. The spring is weak with very little snap. I'm going to trash this knife, when I got it I really should have had to send it back. Back then I just did not know better.

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HFinn said:
This is not the best moment for Case cutlery. I took this knife with me because it irritates me and wanted to tell about it. I wanted to like it, but no success. The fitting of the knife is below par, the blade droops down when open because the spring stands proud, therefore pushing the blade down. The spring is weak with very little snap. I'm going to trash this knife, when I got it I really should have had to send it back. Back then I just did not know better.

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I’d send it back. At least try. Very sexy knife. Too sexy to just toss it
 
SVTFreak said:
I’d send it back. At least try. Very sexy knife. Too sexy to just toss it
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I took a look at the knife. It seems that the spring end hits the tang too early. If I could make some room there, maybe try to deepen the notch in the tang where the spring end lands I could remedy the problem. Just maybe.
 
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