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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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rockgolfer
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I retract my post from earlier now that the mail came. My BF knife needed some company
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Hope everyone had an okay Monday. Was a training day today, so nothing too hectic. I'm sure I'll have to make up for that tomorrow 
Case/Bose Wharncliffe Trapper, Bark River Little Creek
Case/Bose Wharncliffe Trapper, Bark River Little Creek
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This little Lockbacks is a LB2, 2 1/4” long with a 1 5/8” blade. Mine came with a LB7 with the same faux stag. I think I also got one with a Golden Spike fixed blade knife.Nice knives, but I'm most intrigued by the little lockback. I have an LB3 thats 3 inches closed, that one certainly looks even smaller. Really cool
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rockgolfer
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Are you trying to find the front runner? Great selection!
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Thank you JJ. Those two are exquisite. Lovely color.Starting out the week with a couple red bone jacks from Case and GEC.
@Jack Black - Much thanks, Jack. Your beautiful Hartshead is safe with those guntotters.
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Robeson Cutlery Rochester(1917-1939) Ebony EO Boys’ Jack. Maiden Voyage.
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Wow! Please tell me more about the damascus jack,I see Lone Star on the tang but my google-fu is weak on this one as I don't see any that look like that. Nice bladeI retract my post from earlier now that the mail came. My BF knife needed some company
rockgolfer
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Wow! Please tell me more about the damascus jack,I see Lone Star on the tang but my google-fu is weak on this one as I don't see any that look like that. Nice blade
It's an amazing knife! Lone star knives commissions these from GEC. The covers are teak wood decking off the USS Texas. The blade is Chad Nichols Damascus. It also has a bar shield on each side. This thing has blown me away with the fit, finish, walk and talk. Only 44 of the teak woods made.
Picture of the pile side
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Jeff, that's a special one, for sure. I really like the Damascus pattern . . . do you know what it's called?
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It is a beautiful knife, interesting that it has doubled shields. Very cool to have the history connection to the USS Texas,very special indeed. Thanks for sharing itIt's an amazing knife! Lone star knives commissions these from GEC. The covers are teak wood decking off the USS Texas. The blade is Chad Nichols Damascus. It also has a bar shield on each side. This thing has blown me away with the fit, finish, walk and talk. Only 44 of the teak woods made.
Picture of the pile side
rockgolfer
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Thanks Jeff! I do not know but I just sent a message to find out, I am curious as well. I'll be sure to let you know what I find out.
Your comment brought a memory to mind, that of my Dad going grouse hunting. We mostly only small game hunted growing up, squirrels and rabbits. But grouse that was Dads thing,come a morning with a bit of fresh snow and he would get ready. His brown canvas bird vest with orange across the shoulders, shells in the loops,a checked flannel shirt, jeans and his boots. He would reach into the gun cabinet and take out that sleek Fox side by side 12, stuff his vest with a couple ham or steak biscuits and step through the door into the cold. Only to step back inside to grab the old prince Albert can he used to drink from mountain springs,give us a sheepish grin for having forgot it again, then be off for the day. I've shot many squirrels with him,we've kicked out many rabbits for one another, but I've only been with him once for grouse. Like I said its his thing, it's his time to reconnect with himself.
Not my Dad's knife,but very representative of the knives I've seen him clean many squirrels,rabbits, and grouse.
David, that's a lovely loving post and, dang it, you made me cry. Thanks, I needed that.
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Thank you kindly Jack!!! I think we are synced at opposite ends of the sleep cycle.I think we might have synchronised alarm clocks JJ!
Morning folks, just this one for me today
Another greatly creative shot of your HHB; cool WWII era poster image for the background!
Thank you kindly Tom!!! I'd be smitten with a fabulous old Remington like your, as well!Thanks JJ, much appreciated! Fantastic photo of those two beauties
I promise to stop spamming the forums with pictures of this knife soon. Ish
Great photo of you wonderful oilfield jack, Joel!
Thank you very much Harvey!!!
Magnificent image of your new/old Robeson EO jack; you really captured the character of that beauty!Robeson Cutlery Rochester(1917-1939) Ebony EO Boys’ Jack. Maiden Voyage.
