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After about 46 days of consecutive carry I left my bone 861 at home, mostly to give more attention to my stag stockman. Along for the ride today is an old barlow.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Thank you, Jack.Lovely 66 John
That Case is so beautiful.At work with a circa 1940-1964 CASE XX 6232 Jack with Bladeforums knife
Fantastic picture.
Skoll is very "high maintenance".Sköll is an unforgettable knife, but he sure requires special treatment!
Thank you, GT.So dignified!!
Crazy Canuck
Singing along with the voices in my head
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Canal Street Cutlery Stockman today for Wooden Wednesday
waynorth
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Nice old Case, John!!Going to work with this extremely well made Case Dogleg Jack in one of my pockets.
Case "don't get no respect around here"!!
Those older ones are great!!
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Thank you, Charlie.Nice old Case, John!!
Case "don't get no respect around here"!!
Those older ones are great!!
I have a few older Case knives and they are as well built as any knife I own.
Very solid walk n talk and beautiful fit n finish. But of course you already knew that.
Amir Fleschwund
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Stunning scales on this knife!Totin an old PAL today
That’s a fine stockman!Saw someone post one of these over in another thread. Inspired me to carry it. Thank you!
Always like seeing this one, Harry!Hard to keep this YEW Lmabfoot from getting tinto my pocket .
Harry
Careful- they grow on you.
Whenever we go out to eat, I always take a trapper. Much better for dissecting a steak.
Tastefully done
Some may not realize how useful that saw blade can be.
Amir Fleschwund
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Old, old Camillus that is a tribute to the identical one carried by my Grandpa.View attachment 1265757View attachment 1265756
5K Qs
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Sowbelly Stockman this week is a Rough Rider yellow synthetic model in carbon steel (should have named it my 2019 KOTY):
Regular Stockman this week is an Uncle Henry stainless 897UH with some miles on it. Nice low-riding sheepsfoot, and almost sunk joints, and although the blades are stainless, the back springs are not:
Budget Canoe this week is a Rough Rider with Armor Hide bone covers:
Premium Canoe this week is a stag Buck 389 canoe:
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Regular Stockman this week is an Uncle Henry stainless 897UH with some miles on it. Nice low-riding sheepsfoot, and almost sunk joints, and although the blades are stainless, the back springs are not:
Budget Canoe this week is a Rough Rider with Armor Hide bone covers:
Premium Canoe this week is a stag Buck 389 canoe:
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SteveC
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black mamba
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Queen #06L Curly Zebrawood
