What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I was using it to denote the traditional Jewish 7th day (Saturday), but I do consider Sunday a "Christian Sabbath," and my day of rest.

 

That Tl-29 mod looks great! I love that steel Camillus used, takes a wicked edge and the blade profile is perfect.
I used to find these at a local flea-market all the time for around 10 bucks and give them away as gifts,and regret not keeping any for myself because now I can't find them

Nice guitar too

 

Thank, Gary! I got the navy blue tribal for two reasons: navy blue and barehead. And I do very much like it. I like the new quartet pic.

 

Hope y’all have had a good weekend! Mines been hot and sweaty. I carried a #47 Hayn’ Helper Sheepfoot with OD Green Linen Micarta yesterday. We were redoing some beds so I was cutting landscape fabric and bags of mulch. Sorry for not getting any photos but I was so tired after a day in the mid 90’s I didn’t have the energy. Today has been more relaxing. We went to town and had a nice lunch. We also made a stop by Sam’s Club and the grocery store. I also filled up Pam’s car with gas. I did say today was more relaxing, didn’t I?? I’ve had these two 93’s in my pockets today.

 

This is a little late (have 1800 messages to go through yet, bloody hell!) but that new Lionsteel Bestman is one sweet knife.

 

Thanks sir, here are a few more

IMG_7363 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

IMG_7362 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

nice faceted bolsters are a bit unique and cool

IMG_7364 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

Thanks on both, my friend!

Well, my post-church schedule involves three things that I deeply enjoy doing, and find very satisfying:
1. Eating peanut butter and tomato sandwiches~ toms are ripening on the vine, and over the next month or two, I will be eating and canning massive quantities.
2.Working in my garden, dividing and transplanting perennials.
3. Smoking a fat roasting hen for supper.

I swapped the little Cam. pen for this indispensable gardening tool, a Camillus no.1 Hawkbill Pruner, for dead heading the bee balm.

 

In an effort to get my siblings and I to eat vegetables when I was growing up, my mom would say “put something green on your plate”.

 

Peanut butter and tomato? Elvis wouldn't even eat that!

Today it's dill pickle relish..

Northwoods presidential, maroon micarta

 

Elvis loved peanut butter & Spam!

 

Oughta try it fore ya knock it.
Especially with a sprinkle of coarse sea salt on top. The flavor and juiciness of the maters really does compliment the pb.

 

@JJ Cahill @Jack Black @5K Qs Thanks JJ, Jack and Gary!

That Crucible.....

What a beautiful knife and nice to see that it’s well loved!

Schrade mini moose.

 

2010 smooth yellow bone Half Congress along with some additional color.

 

Beautiful knife and photos, Paul!

 

Thanks Jeff, just some wild flower, leaves, insects and such while Nanc and I took the dogs out to a local medicine wheel park

 

Fabulous Paul!! Thank you

 

More than welcome my friend, I try to match the beauty you post here on a regular basis

 

You leave me in the dust !

 

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For morning church service, it was my white Mini-Copperlock with the Icthus shield (my normal Sunday morning carry). The afternoon and evening found my Case Sodbuster Jr. with yellow Delrin sides in my pocket. Sorry for the lack of individual pictures...BTW, the Case Stockman is available in the Pay It Forward thread...