What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Falling_rain]

That's a knife to cherish and carry. Congrats.
- Stuart

Thank you Sir!

It's a well built little knife, still tight and snappy after all these years!

 

[Ratbert]

And he did the playing for Ralph Macchio's part in Crossroads, and the guitar playing in Streets of Fire!


Feeling Black Friday today!

Beautiful old Wostenholm. And, it doesn’t get any better than Ry Cooder playing “Get Out of Denver”!

 

[mitch4ging]

Beautiful old Wostenholm. And, it doesn’t get any better than Ry Cooder playing “Get Out of Denver”!

Thanks, Ratbert!

That is a great song!
Vigilante Man is another one I like by him.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[MJ71]

Fallen behind on this thread (again!). This 77 today. Best to all. MJ.

 

[Jack Black]

Nice IXL Mitch

Late getting to posting today. For frivolous Fisherman Friday, I'm rolling with this Remington R 1615 Fisherman (by Camillus 1988). This knife shows the cruel curse of celluloid covers, as all of the metal was covered with rust when I found it. The shield looked like an old penny. Flitz, 0000 steel wool, and elbow grease got it back to a respectable condition, but remnants of rust remain where covers and bolsters meet and on the backspring. Stored in its box for who knows how long, the gases from the candy stripe celluloid even deteriorated the wrapping paper in the box. Pretty covers, but certainly not worth the risk, particularly for a fishing knife. The enclosed owners sheets states:"Properly cared for, this knife will give you a lifetime of excellent service." Well, the blade still opens and cuts.

- Stuart

Superb restoration Stuart

First time carrying this one:

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Enjoying seeing the 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot knives out and about

These, lately: Wrights and Case.

Nice pairing Jer

The Churchill is very persistent when it comes to pocket time Enjoy the weekend everyone

You too Paul

Having a double Lambsfoot day today

 

[Travman]

 

[Duckdog]

Superb restoration Stuart

Thanks for the kind compliment, Jack, and for sharing that stag-o-licious Wright.
- Stuart

 

[r8shell]

Now, it's Saturday!



Weird distortion of perspective courtesy of my phone's camera. The blade on the Forum Stag Jack is in reality longer than the Lambfoot.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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I took a chance on something different and really like it. This is a J D Ware folder. Impeccably well made and solid as a tank with the single piece bolster/liner. I will be totin this one a lot!

 

[mitch4ging]

Nice IXL Mitch

Thank you, sir!!
Loving all these lambsfoot knives, yours and r8shell !

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I took a chance on something different and really like it. This is a J D Ware folder. Impeccably well made and solid as a tank with the single piece bolster/liner. I will be totin this one a lot!

Beautiful, Leslie!

Have a great weekend, all!

 

[aribach]

 

[Jolipapa]

I wonder if the sculptor has ever seen a real horse!

 

[Duckdog]

Weird distortion of perspective courtesy of my phone's camera. The blade on the Forum Stag Jack is in reality longer than the Lambfoot.

Regardless, that's a great picture, r8shell.

I took a chance on something different and really like it. This is a J D Ware folder. Impeccably well made and solid as a tank with the single piece bolster/liner. I will be totin this one a lot!

Wow!! That's ample antler, alright, and a lot to like in that knife. Congrats, Leslie.
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Kissing Crane gunstock cattle knife for Stagurday pocket duty.

- Stuart

 

[MJ71]

Sometimes you get a knife that just clicks in every way. This one is incredible, rams horn Zulu by Andy Fannin. First time I have handled a knife by him and I sure hope not the last.

Superb Drew. Just superb.

 

[Hkjay]

America!

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for the kind compliment, Jack, and for sharing that stag-o-licious Wright.

Thanks Stuart

Now, it's Saturday!

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Weird distortion of perspective courtesy of my phone's camera. The blade on the Forum Stag Jack is in reality longer than the Lambfoot.

Oh yeah! Cool coupling though

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I took a chance on something different and really like it. This is a J D Ware folder. Impeccably well made and solid as a tank with the single piece bolster/liner. I will be totin this one a lot!

I think that's really nice Leslie, @JDWARE makes beautiful knives, which are both interesting and different There's even one in the Lambsfoot thread if you look for it

Thank you, sir!!
Loving all these lambsfoot knives, yours and r8shell

Thanks a lot my friend

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Beautiful knife and pic sir

I wonder if the sculptor has ever seen a real horse!
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[r8shell]

Regardless, that's a great picture, r8shell.

Oh yeah! Cool coupling though

Thank you! I figured it out: one knife is slightly tilted toward, and the other tilts away from the camera.

Kissing Crane gunstock cattle knife for Stagurday pocket duty.

- Stuart

Gnarly!

 

[JohnDF]

A new (to me) #77 Barlow, single sheepsfoot blade, with tan sawcut bone.
I knew right away that this was going to be my most often carried knife (when not at work). No collection drawer for this one!
So, I gave it a good bath, forced a light vinegar patina, dropped the kick slightly (backspring still flush), gave it an edge, and oiled it up.