What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[K33ncutter]

Congratulations, how is the fit and finish on that? They're great knives if you can get a good one.

Wow! Just about missed this one. F & F is pretty good. Whoever ground the edge on the blade must be a beginner though. That’s ok though. I can tweak it up a little.

 

[Prester John]

 

[Wild Willie]

Wow! Just about missed this one. F & F is pretty good. Whoever ground the edge on the blade must be a beginner though. That’s ok though. I can tweak it up a little.

My lambsfoot was lacking in an department if f&f. But my own work on it is what's endeared me to it so much... That really looks like a nice one

 

[mbkr]

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[Duckdog]

Here's to St. Patrick, at least for a day:

With bars and restaurants closed, our community is like a library. The dog park was crowded, but no corned beef & cabbage there, nor stout nor whiskey. Just dogs, which are a pleasure to see, no doubt. Guess we'll have to make do at home.
- Stuart

 

[315]

Carried the Boker at work but grabbed the Bison once I got home.

 

[SVTFreak]

Ain’t carried this one much since I picked it up at blade last year. Nows as good a time as any.

 

[Will Power]

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Makes me feel like Oliver Twist "Please Sir, can I have some more? Nice meal and good to see the Trapper giving a helping hand but I'd have to ask Oliver style for a different beer never developed a taste for Dublin's finest but I'm confident your drinks cellar has a lot of choice

 

[GunGraber]

 

[Eversharp!]

St. Patrick's day carry.

 

[Mayonardo]

Handiest one of my small bunch.

 

[Prester John]

Makes me feel like Oliver Twist "Please Sir, can I have some more? Nice meal and good to see the Trapper giving a helping hand but I'd have to ask Oliver style for a different beer never developed a taste for Dublin's finest but I'm confident your drinks cellar has a lot of choice

I still remember my first taste of Guinness. Don't remember the exact date--probably sometime in 1981. Was at a pizza place that carried about a hundred different imported beers. I remember pouring it into a chilled mug, and the blackness of it. And the largest head of foam that took awhile to subside. I took a sip, and I must have smiled broadly, because it was the best tasting beer I'd ever had. Still one of my favourites.

 

[Old Engineer]

It has been a TWO TEWs Tuesday again . It was a fine day to be outside working .




Harry

 

[Pàdruig]

Thanks for the compliment Dylan! It’s always a treat to see your Ashley’s Choice but your Eureka may very well have the best stag I’ve saw on a #92. Outstanding!

Thank you, Ron! That 92 is pretty special, not as "pocketable" as some due to its cragginess but it is a looker and it sure feels pretty good in the hand too.

Those two look good together my friend

Thank you, Jack!


I have a sore lack of "green" knives. This is the closest I could come up with. Happy St. Paddy's Day, folks! Amidst these strange times, it is always good to engage in some merriment when you can, even if it is in the confines of one's home.

 

[btb01]

We took a walk by the lake this afternoon (on a short section of the Dakota Rail Trail that I mentioned last week). There’s still ice on most of the lake, although the water under the bridge was, in fact, water. Also, I just missed getting a photo of the Sheriff's Dept’s fan boat going under the bridge.

 

[Duckdog]

A couple of strawberries for Sunday; both from Robeson, one in delrin and the other in bone.

RAdiant Robeson's, JJ.

Case Peanut, pocket worn in green bone.

Nice knife and nice picture.

Well, if you put it that way!!

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You've got it wired, Alan.

Today in my pocket with Schrade Barlow, Ducks Scrimshaw.

That duo is just ducky!

Such pleasant old fellas, Jeff. A comforting composure.

These two today

Ravishing reds, Steve. Really nice!

That's a beauty, John.

This little stag 33OT...

That's very special, I think.

Michael May, Sheffield. Hafted in Padauk
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C. Johnson Western, Sheffield.

A dynamic duo, indeed, Harvey. Well done, sir.

Lambsfoot of the Week is Valley Jack, my 2019 Guardians desert ironwood lambsfoot SFO:

Gorgeous, GT.

Very handsome, Jack.

- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

A couple of strawberries for Sunday; both from Robeson, one in delrin and the other in bone.

RAdiant Robeson's, JJ.

Case Peanut, pocket worn in green bone.

Nice knife and nice picture.

Well, if you put it that way!!

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You've got it wired, Alan.

Today in my pocket with Schrade Barlow, Ducks Scrimshaw.

That duo is just ducky!

Such pleasant old fellas, Jeff. A comforting composure.

These two today

Ravishing reds, Steve. Really nice!

That's a beauty, John.

This little stag 33OT...

That's very special, I think.

Michael May, Sheffield. Hafted in Padauk
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C. Johnson Western, Sheffield.

A dynamic duo, indeed, Harvey. Well done, sir.

Lambsfoot of the Week is Valley Jack, my 2019 Guardians desert ironwood lambsfoot SFO:

Gorgeous, GT.

Very handsome, Jack.

- Stuart

 

[TheFactor]

 

[JJ Cahill]

Thank you JJ, great-looking Trapper

Morning folks, hope everyone is doing OK in these difficult times Happy Saint Patrick's Day (though, with the pubs shut, it must be the worst Paddy's Day in Ireland since the Brits showed up!), and may you always have a clean shirt, a clear conscience, and a good knife in your pocket Carrying this Jowika Stockman today, made in Listowel, County Kerry, and my regular Hartshead Barlow. Stay safe folks

Thanks Jack!!! Cool honorary Irish knife and classic old pub shot behind your HHB; my brother narrowly made it back to the US from Oxford before all travel was closed (let alone the pubs!)

Amazing picture, JJ!

Thank you kindly, Matt!!!

One of your best images yet, JJ. That’s such a cool knife.

Thank you for your very kind words, Harvey!!!

JB SFO. Damascus blade and vintage Sambar. The “Senator”

Northwoods Heritage Jack hafted in Mammoth Ivory.

My St. Paddy's day green is envy for the extraordinary covers on both of your totes; the imaging is beautiful, too!

Here's to St. Patrick, at least for a day:

Wonderful shades of green totes, Stuart; guess the only open bars are the private stock at home!

RAdiant Robeson's, JJ.

Thank you very kindly!!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

A pair from France wearing wood for Wednesday.