What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[kai76]

Nice, Nick.

I can see why.

Thanks Stuart, I appreciate the nice words. I like the MALCO you’re toting, looks like it’ll handle anything thrown at it.

Might fine MOP Robeson pocket jewelry Nick.

Yes it sure is pocket jewelry that will cut too!

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Nice Robeson! Is it an equal end or a sleeveboard?

 

[HFinn]

Not backlock, but lock anyway. Works very well.

 

[sunknife]

Thanks Stuart, I appreciate the nice words. I like the MALCO you’re toting, looks like it’ll handle anything thrown at it.


Yes it sure is pocket jewelry that will cut too!


Nice Robeson! Is it an equal end or a sleeveboard?

Thanks Kai76. Its a sleeveboard.

 

[kai76]

Thanks Kai76. Its a sleeveboard.

Is it the 622102?

 

[Will Power]

Whittler today

 

[ArtesaniaHerreros]

Thanks, Harvey, It is the Sodbuster Jr. in Jigged Chestnut bone #6137 CV

I had the Higo with me today.

Did you know the engrave means "chicken soup" right? Just kidding, gorgeous!

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[sunknife]

Sticking with the Queen lock back still, paired with a S&M Barlow here.View attachment 1112741

 

[Old Hunter]

Whittler today

What a nice knife Will Power - beautiful bone - the GEC of their day for sure. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Classic fishing and hunting tool there, Harry. I'm glad that you are safely returned to the Porch.

Thank you!

 

[Old Hunter]

Grabbed the dock yesterday when I was getting into the boat lift, got rewarded with a big old splinter in my finger. Used the clip blade on this Case 63027 to remove it, so I'll carry the knife a few days (nice watchpocket knife). OH

 

[DelOro]

 

[dc50]

Happy Easter!

 

[JohnDF]

 

[Jak3]

 

[JohnDF]

Such a cool knife. They look so handy.

 

[screened porch]

From clearing downed trees yesterday to clearing creeping vines in our backyard today, Spring provides plenty of cutting opportunities. I'm using a MALCO duct knife (sharp as a razor, a buddy found it in the attic of a old office building in Washington, D.C.) and a J. Russell & Co. (Green River Works, 1881-1941) hawkbill.

I'm also totin, but not slicing vines with, the Sodbuster Jr. from yesterday. Born in 1978, it is one of my younger Cases. What's more Spring-like than flowers and "fresh" sod?

- Stuart

That Malco duct knife looks a lot like an Old Hickory sticker.

 

[DelOro]

Happy Easter!
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Fantastic Picture Dave!

Happy Easter & Good Health (to you & yours)

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Did the first bit of work at a lady’s house yesterday cleaning up the dead stuff and young weeds in her front beds and in the little perennial garden I built for her last fall. Was pleased to see that all of the plants I moved over from my place made it through the winter and are coming up~ iris, yarrow, lambs ear, sedum, etc.
Mutually beneficial- she can’t keep up with it, and I need the exercise and a few extra bucks.
I’ll stick with the 72 today, and add the Bullnose in nifebrite.
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[SteveC]

Totin' my Camillus #12 today