What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Just got his off the exchange. Love it.
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Jack Black said:
Enjoy your muddy hike Tom :D :thumbsup:

Think I've dropped a couple of quotes :( Hope everyone is having a happy St Patrick's day ;) :thumbsup:

Carrying my 2019 Guardians Lambsfoot and this Jowika Stockman, made in Listowel, Ireland :thumbsup:

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Lol thanks Jack, we had a fun (and slightly messy) time :). Nice pairing as always :thumbsup:

These two for me today, which will see mostly kitchen/grill duty.

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Happy St. Patrick's Day, folks!
Everyone's Irish today!
I'm carrying my only green knife. A Case Seahorse Whittler, which was a gift from my/our friend, waynorth waynorth . Our "Old Sicilian Elf"! ;)
Grazie ancora, Charlie!

Charlie, when you lived in Syracuse did you ever make it to Coleman's Irish Pub on St. Patty's day? They'd bring in a tanker of green beer and run the hose right to the bar. A rousing good time, especially when I lived on Whittier Ave. in the early '90s, and the whole Tipperary Hill area of Syracuse was one big party.
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Good to know. Thanks for the feedback.


rasta bomb said:
It's a hunk of knife, comparable to a Case 047 stockman but with better blade selection. Some like the Possum Skinner variant (Hawbaker muskrat) better as it's a bit slimmer but, perhaps ironically, it's the stockman's drop point skinner blade that makes it even more useful IMO.
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Still carrying this stockman everyday. There is just nothing else that can get it out of my pocket. I literally use every blade on this thing for something different almost everyday. I am considering getting a cv one to carry. Not that this Tru-Sharp isn’t great, it totally is. I just like the character the cv allows.
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Peregrin said:
Happy St. Patrick's Day, folks!
Everyone's Irish today!
I'm carrying my only green knife. A Case Seahorse Whittler, which was a gift from my/our friend, waynorth waynorth . Our "Old Sicilian Elf"! ;)
Grazie ancora, Charlie!

Charlie, when you lived in Syracuse did you ever make it to Coleman's Irish Pub on St. Patty's day? They'd bring in a tanker of green beer and run the hose right to the bar. A rousing good time, especially when I lived on Whittier Ave. in the early '90s, and the whole Tipperary Hill area of Syracuse was one big party.
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Éire go Brách, Gary; and everyone!!
I'm not familiar with that Pub or area, Gary. We used to celebrate at Wanda's, down the hill from LeMoyne College.:rolleyes:

I wonder? Was John Deere from Éire??o_O
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waynorth said:
Éire go Brách, Gary; and everyone!!
I'm not familiar with that Pub or area, Gary. We used to celebrate at Wanda's, down the hill from LeMoyne College.:rolleyes:

I wonder? Was John Deere from Éire??o_O
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Tipp Hill is on Syracuse's west side. Near what used to be the Burnet Park Zoo.
I don't remember Wanda's, Charlie. That doesn't mean I've never been there though.... I had a number of friends and associates that were LeMoyne grads.

I'm not sure about John Deere? He's Irish today though!:D:thumbsup:
 
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Great pic :thumbsup:

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Beautiful Dwight :)

JOELSM said:
In the yard working with the 72 in pocket. Found this guy under a pile of leaves. He was down for a photo op before being safely transferred to a new home.
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Love that pic!

Half/Stop said:
I’m carrying these two today. An Emerald Green 35 Churchill seemed fitting today, if you know what I mean! :D Also my wee Sambar Ashley’s Choice Lambsfoot! Have a great day! :D

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Love that "Irish" Churchill. I just sold a couple knives on the exchange and purchased a 35. Looking forward to receiving it :)

Happy Paddy's all :D
 
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