What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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dc50
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GT thats a photo I took on Monday, usually by the first week of October the killer frost shows up, ready for destruction and mayhem. So hopefully I have until then to take some fall photos.
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Looks good to me!Workin in my shop with Waynorth Cutlery at my side
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No special powers
and no Photoshop either.It's the real thing.
However it's quite easy to do actually if you go to the right places and are just a bit patient.
I frequently walk the trails at the "Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary" where birds are more accustomed to humans bringing seeds for them.
https://www.facebook.com/UpperCanadaBirdSanctuary/
Beautiful place, and most times I go there is hardly anybody enjoying nature's gifts.
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Gary, "smooth" is a very good description, thanks as always.
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Happy Staguday!
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Thank you, Jack.Nice pic John
Thanks for the added information and knowledge.It's taken from the NAAFI knife made in Sheffield post-WW2
Thank you, GT.
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JJ Cahill
- Thank you JJ. The stain glass covers on your toothpick is a work of art. Then there’s that beautiful 4 Blade...
dc50
- Lovely warm toned image, Dave.@Duckdog - That Eldon Courtney Custom is a real charmer, Stuart.
@Gevonovich - Both the knife and image has captured my gaze.
@Jack Black - Was curious what that cool post WW2 was hafted in.
@SVTFreak - Just look at the gorgeous covers on your 81.
@Coreman - Great image. Perfect use of empty space.
@Leslie Tomville - That bottom knife hafted in Stag, along with file work is a knockout.
@5K Qs - What a sweet sowbelly, GT.
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dc50
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Thank you, Harvey.
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Here's my jack of late.
Love for the 72 is going strong.
Yep, no wonder!
A nice 72 is one of only two knives I want and don't have. I'll happily settle for delrin, but I sure would be tickled pink if I found one like yours...
Michael
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Two mesmerizing pieces. That sow tongue ties me and the Imperial colors me with envy. Stained glass ...so
Thank you Gev!!! What a marvelous Primble sowbelly you have today; a defining and artistic beauty!Sowday ....huh
OK you two.....i'll bite
Thanks Nick!!! Still no surf but an awesome pocket knife!Love for the 72 is going strong.
hank you very much JJ, a couple of lovely old knives you have there
Thank you Jack!!! That's quite a cool Needham, Hill Street jack; it has "military issue" written all over it!It's taken from the NAAFI knife made in Sheffield post-WW2
Thanks x2 Gary!!! Really lovely couple of Stock knives; the acorn shield on your sowbelly always reminds me of the old Remington knives, tantalizing tobacco bone!Sowbelly of the Week is a Rough Rider model with smooth tobacco bone covers:
Stockman of the Week is a Schrade 897UH (thanks, Dean):
What an awesome KA-BAR-LOW Todd; the clip blade is very reminiscent of a Cattaraugus Barlow clip, quite the beauty there!Happy Staguday!
Thank you Harvey!!! I can't wait to see what your next beauty is!
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