What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

kai76 said:
Wawaweewaa!! Very niiice, I liiiike!!
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Thank you, Nick!

Half/Stop said:
I had to be knifeless for a portion of the day! :( Since 12:43 pm I’ve had this Case 62032 Texas Jack in my pocket! :D

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Knifeless! :eek: I hope that gorgeous Jack made up for the horror of going knifeless earlier. :):D

The Fort said:
Spectacular!!!
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Thank you!

Fodderwing said:
Dean that barlow right there is heavenly my friend. Spectacular. Gorgeous. I could go on.... :)
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Please do. :) Thank you, Dwight!

GuestWho101 said:
One of my favorites, Dean! :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Dee, me too. :)

Pàdruig said:
An exquisite knife with some notable jigging. A terrific picture, Dean!


It is a day where I felt like having a bit of Stag in my pockets.

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Thank you, Dylan. Coming from you (as your skills and taste in knives shown above) that is quite a compliment!

5K Qs said:
Plain Canoe of the Week: Rough Rider "Stroke of Luck" series canoe (another "plain" canoe with a lot of bling)
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Fancy Canoe of the Week: Case Rough Black canoe (thanks, Alan). It has nothing in the way of special adornment, but I guess I consider Case knives more fancy than Rough Riders by default.
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Bailed non-SAK of the Week: Rough Rider Scout
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- GT
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Good golly, Gary! That is a gorgeous threesome!

Duckdog said:
That is a stunningly handsome knife, Dean. The jigged bone seems to be like a honeycomb, and pretty sweet, too.

- Stuart
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Thank you, Stuart!

5K Qs said:
Thanks for noticing that inner light on the horn lambsfoot, Dean. :) That shield looks fantastic on your teardrop! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

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Watch pocket Knife of the Week is an Imperial Diamond Edge, stripped to its essentials (thanks, Mark):
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Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider marlin spike:
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- GT
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Thank you, Gary! It's always a treat to see that Marlin Spike. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Duckdog said:
Wooden Wednesday notwithstanding, I have a doctor's appointment today so I'm totin' this Ulster. (My doctor is a duck hunter. so the presence of knives calms him, rather than concerns him.)

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- Stuart
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Stuart, that is such a nice thought to carry a beautiful knife like that to honor your Doctor. :thumbsup:
 
Duckdog said:
Buzz is correct in his comments on this ravishing Remington and as to your posts, in general. Always top notch, both in the variety and quality of the knives and in their portrayal. Thank you, pal.




- Stuart
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Thank you ! :thumbsup:
 
Duckdog said:
Congratulations, Jack, and a good deed well done. That's a potent pair that you are packing today.



That 'nut is phat!





Thanks, GT and all is well for now. Yes, the pearl stockman is an Edge (Solingen). Your Zamorano is a real looker (and looks like a fine slicer). Happy Birthday. You don't appear to have aged a bit since last year (neither have I).



Thanks, Jack, it was a relative breeze. He liked the knife, as he had not seen a doctor's knife before, but we mostly talked about duck hunting. He was really pleased to discuss my son's new duck blind.



Thanks, Paul. It's my only Ulster version. I actually posted a slightly out of focus pic; here's one bit clearer:

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Buzz is correct in his comments on this ravishing Remington and as to your posts, in general. Always top notch, both in the variety and quality of the knives and in their portrayal. Thank you, pal.



Thanks, Buzz, just trying to stay with the scout/camp/engineer crowd that you post.



That's a great photo and a well-balanced knife!!

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Thank you Stuart, your doc sounds like a great guy :) :thumbsup:

Pàdruig said:
Thank you, Jack. Congratulations on your fine thread's milestone. A worthy pair of knives you are toting today to commemorate the occasion.



All of the fine wood covered Beer Scouts occurred before my time here. They are always a pleasure to see though and yours is no exception.



Stuart, that is an exceptional example of a finely made knife. I will admit, doctor's knives don't hold a lot of appeal to me, but I wouldn't say no to that one.


Well, it is Wooden Wednesday and I thought I would carry a pair of knives clad in not-so-black Ebony.

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Thanks Dylan, and thank you for your many fine contributions there :) :thumbsup:

I am off over to Sheffield tomorrow, where I will be spending the day with Barrett @btb01 :) :) :thumbsup: Really looking forward to it :) I'll have these two in my pocket, the #25 being a gift from Barrett last Christmas :) :thumbsup:

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5K Qs said:
Such an unforgettable knife, Dwight! :cool::cool::thumbsup: I don't know what pattern it actually is, but I think of it as the most unique canoe Michigan has ever produced!
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Thanks GT
A HAIKU FOR U

with blackbelt in wit
like a saber drawn from hip :D
JOY to read your quip

Duckdog said:
Wooden Wednesday notwithstanding, I have a doctor's appointment today so I'm totin' this Ulster. (My doctor is a duck hunter. so the presence of knives calms him, rather than concerns him.
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Absolutely incredipodimus doctor's knife Stuart.


kenspen said:
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Love this pic.

Duckdog said:
I actually posted a slightly out of focus pic; here's one bit clearer:
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I am weeping now.

GuestWho101 said:
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They are so utterly fantastic, ethereal, buttery, warm, glowing, soft, serenity in steel.

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