What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Kels73 said:
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GEC #82 Dixie Stockman
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Sweet indeed !!
 
We took on groceries and fuel at wickliffe ky yesterday... i cut the tape on some boxes with my awl. Water is somewhat high and now is probably not the best time for social media haha. Enjoy services and your Sunday.
We'll be in the lake at Memphis noonish and i may get some time to loafPhotoPictureResizer_190106_003137866-2268x3024.jpg
 
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flatblackcapo said:
Thanks, Jack
I am already feeling better, It was one of those hit me quick and hard for a couple days and eased up.
It's weird, when I was young I only got the flu after a long night of hard drinking. ;):D
Good to hear you are are on the mend yourself.
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Sorry Kevin, lost this from my post before - nearly replied in The Lounge! :D Good to hear you're feeling better my friend, getting older certainly isn't for wimps! :eek: Thanks pal :) :thumbsup:
 
I’d like to report a RAoKG (Random Act of Knife Gifting.

I recieved a pm just before the end of the year from one of our resident Porch Dwellers, our very own r8shell.

When I went down for my morning coffee and to wish my daughter a Happy 28th Birthday there was a box on the counter by the coffee pot.

She told me it came yesterday but she’d left it in the car and figured I’d see it when I got my first cup of the day. I saw it was from r8shell and immediately cut the box open. I was very excited to feel the weight and see the bulky bubble wrapped package inside. :)

Here’s what I found.

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It’s no mystery that I always loved her Imperial Platinum Edge Serpentine Jack. This little Knife is an amazing piece of Cutlery tech for its time. Long before coatings on tactical knives was popular these knives were were plated with a mixture of platinum and chrome. If you look at the edge you’ll see the difference and result of the polished coating.

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I carry my often because it’s esentially a big little knife with a very petite frame it weighs practically nothing and it makes a great watch pocket knife. in the package was r8shell’s which was in way better shape, near mint and in the original box with papers. :) :)

I also had a small collection of Queen Winterbottom Bone/Delrin Traditionals. Upon opening the package that collection increased by 33% immediately. Also in that pile of knives was my first “real” Winterbottom Bone Queen along with a few I didn’t have yet.

Here’s my little collection with r8shell’s additions.

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Finally there was the Barretta Bascula, a sidelock folder using Sidelock plates from a shotgun for the handles. I have a Galazan from Connecticut Shotgun Manufactures that was very similar.

Thanks r8shell, you’re a dear friend and I am so grateful of your gift I’m almost speechless
... well maybe not completely speechless. ;) :D.

Here’s a few pics to check out.

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A couple of more pics for the morning.

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Happy Sunday folks, I know I’ll be smilin’ all day and into the near future thanks to a friend on BFC. :)
 
T. Erdelyi said:
I’d like to report a RAoKG (Random Act of Knife Gifting.

I recieved a pm just before the end of the year from one of our resident Porch Dwellers, our very own r8shell.

When I went down for my morning coffee and to wish my daughter a Happy 28th Birthday there was a box on the counter by the coffee pot.

She told me it came yesterday but she’d left it in the car and figured I’d see it when I got my first cup of the day. I saw it was from r8shell and immediately cut the box open. I was very excited to feel the weight and see the bulky bubble wrapped package inside. :)

Here’s what I found.

9YZeFWhh.jpg


It’s no mystery that I always loved her Imperial Platinum Edge Serpentine Jack. This little Knife is an amazing piece of Cutlery tech for its time. Long before coatings on tactical knives was popular these knives were were plated with a mixture of platinum and chrome. If you look at the edge you’ll see the difference and result of the polished coating.

fVfRXNbh.jpg


I carry my often because it’s esentially a big little knife with a very petite frame it weighs practically nothing and it makes a great watch pocket knife. in the package was r8shell’s which was in way better shape, near mint and in the original box with papers. :) :)

I also had a small collection of Queen Winterbottom Bone/Delrin Traditionals. Upon opening the package that collection increased by 33% immediately. Also in that pile of knives was my first “real” Winterbottom Bone Queen along with a few I didn’t have yet.

Here’s my little collection with r8shell’s additions.

4JnZuMAh.jpg


Finally there was the Barretta Bascula, a sidelock folder using Sidelock plates from a shotgun for the handles. I have a Galazan from Connecticut Shotgun Manufactures that was very similar.

Thanks r8shell, you’re a dear friend and I am so grateful of your gift I’m almost speechless
... well maybe not completely speechless. ;) :D.

Here’s a few pics to check out.

WvNQORGh.jpg


A couple of more pics for the morning.

4BRbNLRh.jpg

OnIlV9hh.jpg


Happy Sunday folks, I know I’ll be smilin’ all day and into the near future thanks to a friend on BFC. :)
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Fantastic! What a haul Ted, congratulations! :) Well done Rachel, you're a star :thumbsup:

T. Erdelyi said:
Don’t ya just love the simplicity of the old steel handled blades from the last century?
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I really do Ted :) That one was gifted to me by Barrett @btb01 :) :thumbsup:
 
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