What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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@JJ Cahill - Thank you JJ. Those two Trappers are simply stunning.
joeradza - splendid re-halting on your Case.
Gevonovich - Very fine image, Gev.
Carrying two today.
Same one from yesterday, because I love the Jigging.
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Hey Harvey, what knife is the black one?
I don't think I've seen it before.The jigging sure is nice, the handle shape, bolsters and colour too.
One, two-blader?How big is it?
Michael
re WWII Kutmaster scout and a 1987 BB Winchester toothpick.
Your post was the inspiration for my totin' two today, JJ. (Btw, I have a straight line stamped BB 1924, like yours, and an arched stamped one, too. Love'em.)
Good morning! I hope y’all have a great Tuesday!
Brilliant pair, Rn.
This old Utica today
Ultra Utica, Steve.
Yep!
Regular Stockman of the Week is a Case Humpback (thanks, Mike):
Covers of caramel, GT. So sweet!
My Stag Stockyard Whittler
Whew!!
Something's fishy, if you ask me. At least, you'e hooked one, Jack.
Carrying this Case XX 92 Texas Jack today. Made when Case was at the top of their game, it's hard to find a finer knife. Got lucky for $15 at a flea market. Still with factory edge.
You are THE winner, Mark.
Thanks for the personal attention you give to so many of us in your multi quotes, Stuart!
Just trying to show my appreciation, GT.
Your trio of Case blues blew me away, Stuart!
Very clever, sir. And thank you,
Both are gorgeous old knives, Chris Congrats to both of you.
I see the theme, too = great pairings (and the cover colors contribute, too).
Impressive improvisation and improvements, Jeff.
The rams foot is radiant, Steve, but the Remington is the prize, in my eyes.
Thank you, Dean.
Absolutely amazing angular art, Harvey.
Seriously solid stuff, Jeff.
Have the 72 with me today after I applied some potassium permanganate to the covers. I really like how it turned out. Much prefer this darker brown to the more orangey color before. I liked this knife a lot before I applied the PP but now I really love it!
Nice job, Nick. Really perks it up.
Dang, that's a potent pair that you've pocketed, Ron.
Totin' this Catt. today. The weekend is nearly upon us!
Simply marvelous, Mark.
Jiminy Christmas, that's a beauty, Alan.
This poor neglected Case I found in a sorry state in a house we cleaned out. Took a week in wd40 to open it up. Cleaned it up and gave it to my boss. Earlier I walked by a counter where shes installing hardware on cabinet doors, and saw it. I like she's using it,one more forgotten knife put back into service.
Well done, David. Another knife with a renewed life.
A perfectly practical pair, pal.
- Stuart
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I like that knife!Today it's a Bulldog medium stockman with some interesting synthetic covers.
I carried these four Yellow Case CV knives on the trail today. Peanut, Pen, Medium Stockman and Sowbelly Jack.
SteveC
Great yeller knives gentlemen!
Thanks Stuart! It really makes a difference with a little darkening to the bone, gives a whole new look and feel to it. I’m falling in love with this knife all over again!
Nice pair of Winchester’s, love the bone and the sexy curves on them!
I carried these four Yellow Case CV knives on the trail today. Peanut, Pen, Medium Stockman and Sowbelly Jack.
That's a felicitous flock of flaxen folders, Dean, but more impressive is what you deemed a "trail". Son, that's a county road in the Old Dominion, and a wealthy county, at that. Nice looking, though.
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@JJ Cahill - Thank you JJ. Those two Trappers are simply stunning.
Carrying two today.
Same one from yesterday, because I love the Jigging.
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Mighty fine cutlery, Sir and Thank you kindly
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Thank you.
Thanks, Stuart! Well, that's what they call a Multi-use trail here in the big city. We called that a highway back in my day.
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Many thanks, Nick!
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Mmmmm marshmallows......nom nom...I stopped to take this photo on the weekend of my HHB Lambsfoot and a field freshly bailed
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Lol, Nice toasty marshmallow color on that stag to
those are some awesome looking barlows