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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Sometimes you have to be out of step, when the jigged bone is calling to you. That Baxter has plenty of life, for sure. Even broken blades can cut.
I'm going with piano keys today:
Thanks Rachel, those two look great together
Thank you Harvey, it feels great in the hand
Wonderful photo of that old beauty Thanks Jack, same to you
Thanks GT, cool mod on the Recruit, don't think I have seen that one before.
These two for me today.
I may re-shape it into a small Sheepsfoot at some point, or at least just tidy it up a bit. Unfortunately, there's only half the nail-nick there, so I'm a little limited - might have to be a tiny Rope blade!
Nice pairing Tom I carried these two today. The Stag Winchester in the watch pocket and the Ironwood Damascus Lambsfoot SFO in the right front.
Classy pairing Ron
Wooden Wednesday carry on my walk today.
Nice pic Dave
A departure from my usual for today.
Looks like a very useful pairing Dylan. Cool mug too!
Totin' these two today - a Case 6207 dogleg and a Cunningham caper.
- Stuart
Thanks a lot Stuart, that Cunningham is a little beauty
Thank you very much Jack!!! Very cool "something new and something old" pair for you today; I'll bet that youngster can take some lessons from the old Baxter on a "keen edge!"
Toting a couple newer slicers today; a Victorinox Pioneer X and a GEC 92 jack, both very handy.
As you know JJ, that good old steel takes some beating
Nice-looking pair Handsome pair of knives for you, Jack!
Thanks for the compliments you sent my way.
Thanks Gary
Not at all, it's very rare that I do anything more than oil and sharpen a knife 
Your stag HHB / ebony gunstock is a splendid pairing, Jack!
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Sowbelly Stockman this week is a Marbles stag bone model (thanks, Randy):
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Regular stockman this week is the medium size in this "Three Bears" Imperial trio (thanks, Mark):
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Premium canoe this week is from Böker:
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Econo-canoe is a Rough Rider Diamond Jim canoe (sold as "smooth black bone"):
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- GT
Thanks again my friend, nice to see what's in your pockets
I like the 'Three Bears' pic Wonderful stag Alan
I had a yearly doctor visit this morning! I took my Coffin Jack out of the pouch and dropped it in my pocket. I hope y’all have a great day!
That looks great Ron, Coffin Jack is a nice pattern
Hope your appointment went well Good luck with that Gary
I toted these two old hunters today, both Case 65 SABs from 1940-1964, one in green, the other in red. As comfortable in hand as old boots are on your feet.
- Stuart
Cool pic Stuart
My totes for today are a couple of Keen Kutters from post WWII, both wearing black composite covers.
Great Black Friday choice JJ
Hope everyone is having a good Friday 13th
Carrying my 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot SFO, and an Old Friend in the form of an IXL Sheepsfoot today 
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Smile worthy indeed! Wow.
I looked out and there he was, on the ground, with the defendant standing over him with a knife in his hand.
With that blade and the micarta, the ‘17 BF knife looks like a great user. But they don’t get shown much here.
Love the belt knives from yesterday and today. You’ve got some nice ones!
You’re describing all of my knives!So this one's not rare, not particularly valuable, and certainly not one of the nicer knives I own. However, it is the first knife I bought when I decided to start "collecting" a couple of years ago so I decided to slip it in my pocket today in place of my normal GEC Eureka Jack
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Hope everyone is having a good Friday 13th
Carrying my 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot SFO, and an Old Friend in the form of an IXL Sheepsfoot today
Beautiful countryside backdrop for your photogenic sfo lambfoot, Jack.
I always enjoy the scenery in your pics.
@Half/Stop ~ It’s funny how when we get good news from the doc we don’t ask for a second opinion...
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I’ll stick with the 23 and ww2 jack today.View attachment 1248274 Have a great weekend, folks!
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Oh no!
I hope Santa is okay.
Those a fantastic little pocket knives.
I wish they didn't have to have the glass breaker on them, I'd own several more.
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Regular stockman this week is the medium size in this "Three Bears" Imperial trio (thanks, Mark):
Formidable trio of Imperial stockman knives!
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Thank you, Stuart and Jeff! Good older knives are always worth having, but finding an older knife NIB is always a little more special.
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Thank you kindly Tom!!! Another delightful couple for you today; there's not much you can't do pairing a fixed blade with a jack (Barlow!)
I may re-shape it into a small Sheepsfoot at some point, or at least just tidy it up a bit. Unfortunately, there's only half the nail-nick there, so I'm a little limited - might have to be a tiny Rope blade!
Hope everyone is having a good Friday 13th
Thanks fellas, much appreciated.
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Again today : IMHO it is the Knife Of The Year
Harry
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