What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Amir Fleschwund said:
Gee! Thanks, Paw!:D

“They always need brine tasters.”:cool:


Now that’s a whittler to be Thankful for!
Hope to see more of that one my friend.
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You bet that I am thankful for getting this one !!!! The guy wanted $80 but I only wanted to pay $40 . He wanted my money more than he wanted the knife !:):D . I just can not find enough nice Robesons like this though .
Take care my friend . We hope that you and your family have a great Thanksgiving and that your Son & Grandson have safe travels .

Harry
 
Jack Black said:
I thought you might like to see this old Dadley from Joseph Rodgers (from the first decade of the 20th Century) :thumbsup:

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Edit - Here's a video, folks might like :)

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jwb01 said:
No sir Dylan, you did not put me to sleep. Without your postings I would have missed this, what a great rendition of a tool designed by one of the (I believe) two most influential people in American bush crafting. The other being “Nessmuk”.
I’m going to have put this on my short list.
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Amir Fleschwund said:
@Pàdruig ~ Thanks for details on your So Much More Than a Green River!
Interesting reading.
Enjoy that knife- I know I would.:thumbsup:
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Thank you, fellas, for enduring my ramblings, I am happy that they were of some interest.
Thank you, Jack, for the video as well as the pictures of that very interesting Dadley. I love it!


Right now, it is a bit damp outside but still managed to snap a pic of what's in my pocket. I hope everyone has a terrific Thanksgiving, or at least those of you who celebrate it. Otherwise, have a terrific day!

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WhittlinAway said:
Oh man would I be in trouble if we did. ;)
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:D :thumbsup:

5K Qs said:
Thanks, Jack. :) Dashing Duncan duo you're sporting! :cool::thumbsup::cool:


I'm grateful for your attention to my random musings, Jack! :):thumbsup:


Notable pair of mini trappers, John! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:


Showpieces, Stuart! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:


Thanks, Jeff, and I'll echo your good wishes! :):cool::thumbsup:


Thanks for the confirmation and additional info, Jeff. :)


Congrats, Ken; another superb pic! ;):thumbsup::thumbsup: Obligatory Churchill quote: "Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen."


Thanks, Dean. :) The blue bone is definitely striking! :thumbsup::thumbsup:



Did your daughter's gratitude for getting to hunt with you inspire her to volunteer to run the dishwasher (for perhaps the VERY FIRST time)?? :thumbsup::thumbsup::D Her heart's in the right place!

Miscellaneous knife this week is a Marbles Handyman's Helper:
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Big knife is a Rough Rider improved muskrat:
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Watchpocket knife is an LF&C penknife (thanks, Mark):
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International knife is a Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain:
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- GT
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Thanks pal, excellent selection there :thumbsup:

Pàdruig said:
Thank you, fellas, for enduring my ramblings, I am happy that they were of some interest.
Thank you, Jack, for the video as well as the pictures of that very interesting Dadley. I love it!


Right now, it is a bit damp outside but still managed to snap a pic of what's in my pocket. I hope everyone has a terrific Thanksgiving, or at least those of you who celebrate it. Otherwise, have a terrific day!

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Thank you my friend :) Raining here too :( :thumbsup:

I'm about to get a shave, and hit the hay before an early start tomorrow, so thought I'd post tomorrow's carry today. Once again, I hope all my US friends have a very happy Thanksgiving :thumbsup:

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5K Qs said:
Satisfying sawcut striations on that Ancient, Dean! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

Excellent selection for you, too, Vince! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool: I have my selection in each of these categories that I carry for a week at a time: Alox, non-Alox SAK, Stockman, Canoe Plain, Canoe Fancy, Bailed non-SAK, International, Watch Pocket, Big, Miscellaneous, Peanut-ish, Stag/Horn, Lambsfoot. And then I often grab one or two "free choice" knives for the week.
So I guess that adds up to 19 knives for the week (but that's a lot like the 2 or 3 per day that many members carry, at least in terms of total knives for the week :rolleyes:). Of that group of knives, 2 are suspended in LFP and 1 is in bottom of LFP, 1 is on key ring in RFP, and 3 are in watch pocket, 1 is in a nylon pouch with my bus pass in a small pocket on outside right leg of carpenter pants and another is in the "tool pocket" on pantleg. The other 8 are in a fanny pack that hangs on the oven door at home, or on the arm of my desk chair at work, and I only wear it while commuting.

Miscellaneous knife this week is a Marbles Handyman's Helper:
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- GT
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Thank you for the kind comment on my TC, Gary! I enjoyed reading your paragraph on how your knife carry system works. I can visualize your day better now. It is a lot of steel to carry!

Your Marbles Handyman's Helper is a meter long knife! Wow, that's even more steel to carry. :) Seriously, it is a neat knife.
 
5K Qs said:
Miscellaneous knife this week is a Marbles Handyman's Helper:
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Big knife is a Rough Rider improved muskrat:
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Watchpocket knife is an LF&C penknife (thanks, Mark):
DOy0j1A.jpg


International knife is a Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain:
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- GT
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Great batch of unique knives Gary! Agreed that the Taramundi is very cool!:cool::thumbsup:
 
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