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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Still bemused not to be carrying a stockman every day.
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- a right classy pair
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Schrade 8OT
That will take care of all the needs of a pocket knife.
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I expect that you are going to wear all of the Sawcut off of that beauty my friend . Very nice old Belknap .I've been out of action since Sunday and gotten way behind on this thread. I had a minor outpatient procedure (think "frontal colonoscopy" with a camera and laser) yesterday to remove a 12 mm (think .47 cal. bullet) kidney stone (first and, hopefully, last). Today, I'm in pain management, so am a bit dopier than usual. I'll try to catch up on some complimentary comments on the recent fine postings soon. Today, this is about all I am totin' around the house: a Belknap Hardware barlow from 1968-1985.
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Thanks for sharing that Vince, very cool
We only have one wild poisonous snake here, and it's small, and quite rare, so we don't have a rhyme, just general advice, "Try not to step on an Adder, because they're endangered, and it might bite ya!'" 
Carried these again today . One in the RFP and one in the LFP and they balance out the sides pretty well .
Harry
What a superb pair
Now for some knife content:
There's a manly knife for ya! Been getting over a cold, but going to take the bull by the horns and tote this on Tuesday, from @ArtesaniaHerreros. ¡Olé!
Smashing pic Vince
Got in a few Case Barlows from the recent run the other day, this one is a fine knife. I'm very pleased with it.
Looks nice Dylan
I‘m totin’ a new custom fixed blade today from local knife maker Evan Miller (Hawk Wing Forge). It is 5 1/2 inches long and a joy to carry. White G10 handles and a 30 degree inclusive edge, fantastic little slicer.
Congratulations Tom
That's a great pic Harvey
Glad you're liking it
I've been out of action since Sunday and gotten way behind on this thread. I had a minor outpatient procedure (think "frontal colonoscopy" with a camera and laser) yesterday to remove a 12 mm (think .47 cal. bullet) kidney stone (first and, hopefully, last). Today, I'm in pain management, so am a bit dopier than usual. I'll try to catch up on some complimentary comments on the recent fine postings soon. Today, this is about all I am totin' around the house: a Belknap Hardware barlow from 1968-1985.
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Get better fast Stuart, great-looking Barlow
Very stylish Gary
These two for me today
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I have a couple of other knives that I could carry but I do like to carry these a lot . So today is a TWO TEW's Tuesday again for me . I know , they are older than me and probably not replaceable , but they are pretty Right for me and they will not get the very ugly Verdigris .
Harry
Harry
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Haha! St Patrick chased them from Ireland to England!Thanks for sharing that Vince, very cool
Plenty of snakes around here, especially rattlers. They even have "roundups". Went camping with my wife and daughter a few years ago, and one came into our campground. I promptly crushed its head with my foot and disposed of it. Poisonous.
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Beautiful Sawcut Barlow there my friend!I've been out of action since Sunday and gotten way behind on this thread. I had a minor outpatient procedure (think "frontal colonoscopy" with a camera and laser) yesterday to remove a 12 mm (think .47 cal. bullet) kidney stone (first and, hopefully, last). Today, I'm in pain management, so am a bit dopier than usual. I'll try to catch up on some complimentary comments on the recent fine postings soon. Today, this is about all I am totin' around the house: a Belknap Hardware barlow from 1968-1985.
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Hope your on the mend and back in the saddle really soon Stuart! 
Peregrin
Nice pairing Gary! That Ebony Norfolk is a beauty! I have a soft spot for those! I’ve got these two with me today!
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I've been out of action since Sunday and gotten way behind on this thread. I had a minor outpatient procedure (think "frontal colonoscopy" with a camera and laser) yesterday to remove a 12 mm (think .47 cal. bullet) kidney stone (first and, hopefully, last). Today, I'm in pain management, so am a bit dopier than usual. I'll try to catch up on some complimentary comments on the recent fine postings soon. Today, this is about all I am totin' around the house: a Belknap Hardware barlow from 1968-1985.
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Hope you are feeling better soon ! I passed a kidney stone a lot smaller than that and it was the most pain I've ever endured
That was many years ago now and I've been drinking a glass of cherry juice almost every day since and knock on wood haven't had another one.
Sweet Barlow BTW !
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Thank you Jack. Pearl looks sweet in front of that river scene.That's a great pic Harvey
These two for me today
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Beautiful sun kissed Camillus.Carrying my new to me Camillus #66
