What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Buzzbait said:
Outstanding!!!! The federal shield looks perfect on that knife. Is it a Remington UMC?



I have a soft spot for those old Craftsman scouts. I cut my scout collecting teeth on those.



There’s so much awesome in that one knife. Great bone with tons of character. Amazing blade compliment. Wonderful long pull on the main. All in an equal end frame, my personal favorite.



Those old Pals really are quite splendid. The clip on your knife is absolutely gorgeous. Love the matchstriker and swedge.

As for me, I spent hours cycling in the not-quite-spring-yet outdoors of Upstate New York, better known as the Chill Zone. Of course the Camillus accompanied me, as did my smooth ivory bone Beer Scout Knife.

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Styling photograph, Buzz ! Great photo of the knives too and Thank You kindly !!
 
Jolipapa said:
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Thank you! :)
Time is nearing when I can plant down in the garden. We had already bluebells and iris, daffodils, tulips and roses are blooming already! And I expect to eat garden tomatoes again this summer.:)
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That's where we're at, cleaning up the garden bed and figuring out what to plant. Probably do less vegetables, just some peppers and tomatoes, then the rest of the space with flowes and herbs.
 
thefrank said:
Northwoods Bullet Jack for Stagurday
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That is some world-class antler! :thumbsup:

Old Hunter said:
Like so many days before - old reliable. OH
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Great to see the pen variant. Might that be Pearl's younger cousin? :D

RDaneel said:
Sunday small knives.
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Outstanding pair. Is the Case a 62024½?

The Barlow thread gave me the idea of pocketing red bone Barlows every day for a week. Here's day 1, along with the knife that did the non-cutting-related heavy lifting...

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mitch4ging said:
That's where we're at, cleaning up the garden bed and figuring out what to plant. Probably do less vegetables, just some peppers and tomatoes, then the rest of the space with flowes and herbs.
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The garden is not very large, but I'm happy to enjoy a garden in town. When I was young there were numerous, with small houses, now replaced by 7 storey modern buildings, ugly as a brick! :(
 
Half/Stop said:
I’m running late to the forum today because I’ve had a few things that required my attention!!! :eek: How about those Vols!!! :D I’ve had this pair with me today! They may not still look exactly like they did when this photo was made because they got rubbed quite a lot today! :p :D

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Congrats to you and all the other Vols fans my friend .My Duke team certainly lucked out today ..

Harry
 
Jolipapa said:
The garden is not very large, but I'm happy to enjoy a garden in town. When I was young there were numerous, with small houses, now replaced by 7 storey modern buildings, ugly as a brick! :(
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Hate when garden areas are destroyed, I use to love walking through the Schrebergärten in Germany.

When we lived in the country, we had a rather large garden. Now we live in town, and I built a raised garden box, easier on the knees!
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