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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

It’s cold and windy but at least I’m on the water :)

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I am preoccupied this weekend helping the family of a very good buddy, who passed last September, settle his estate. We went through boxes all day and will do so, again, tomorrow. Yet to see a knife of interest, but lots of pot metal blades. I toted this one and a box-cutter to get us through the clear-out.

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- Stuart

Sorry for the loss of your friend !
 
Very nice. What is that-spalted olive wood?

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GEC 83 Tascosa, Red Stag 72, and 42 Missouri Trader. It was hard to find examples of these knives with a tight lock up.

Fodderwing Fodderwing , beautiful French knife Dwight!

Nice line up, but which one are ya totin'?

Sitting by the bay, waiting for my wife to finish her leg of a relay marathon.
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Got my Cocobolo Peanut with me:
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That's my method for marathoning as well:cool:

I kind of think Peanuts in cocobolo must be a little rare, because I'm not sure I've ever seen one besides yours. I like cocobolo.:thumbsup:
 
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