What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pinemoon]

Love it.

Have you tried the new(er) version of the Microstream that's USB rechargable?

Great light.

Lost my black one, but picked up a blue that I like much more.

Interesting, I didn't know they made a rechargeable version. It looks a bit longer.
I love these lights, currently have 3, one is still new in the package.

Nice piece. Can you elaborate?

Good looking knife and a fantastic cartoon.

Thanks my friend

Great to see the navaja getting some attention, Jack
Funny, but I nearly carried mine today.

Oooo.., that's right up my alley. Very nice.
What is it?




Kicking back some this Saturday.
Working at the hospital all week has been tiring. I'm not on the front lines with Covid patients, thankfully, but wearing a mask all day is not what it's cracked up to be . My heart goes out to those working in the NYC hospitals.

AGR Sunfish today, and some peanut butter whiskey. Kinda odd, but it's been popular here in Maine and I love peanut butter, so I'm giving it a whirl, lol! Makes me want an ice cube of strawberry jelly

Be well, all


AGR Sfish by Pine Moon, on Flickr
AGR Sunfish by Pine Moon, on Flickr

 

[Half/Stop]

Nice triple play, Ron.

It looks a lot happier with you and Miss Pam, pal. It's certainly being posted with better looking company.

Thanks Stuart! I think that big Queen was just happy to be in the public eye. Hey, I was just trying to build that English Jacks reputation a little by posting it with my Waynorth Jigged Bone Lambsfoot!

 

[Will Power]

Just piddling around the house today so, I'm going to carry this Case CV 6292 Texas Jack to keep me company.

Like the bone on that one

Regards, Will

 

[CelloDan]

 

[Headwinds]

Old reliable today, with one of my favorite authors.

 

[Duckdog]

Two U's today

Ulster and a Utica

U nailed it!

TEW Lamb Foot and pen blade with a tiny pry bar, opener, bit holder, nail puller.

Wow, that's an explosion of color, Harvey.

From the hands of the master.

Boy, you ain't kidding.

Your scouts are First Class, JJ.

Thanks for the kind words on my Queen Dylan! The gentleman "Stuart" that gifted it to me is a most gentleman too!!!

Aw, Ron. Now you've got me blushing.

Peanut-like Knife of the Week (it's small) is a Rough Rider stag bone cotton sampler:

The lovely cotton sampler is intriguing and it looks useful, GT.

- Stuart

 

[Gevonovich]

Oooo.., that's right up my alley. Very nice.
What is it?

Hartkopf lockback in Thuya burl and Balbach damascus

 

[RDaneel]

Elegant stockman, Dean. That clip!!
- Stuart

Thank you, Stuart!

 

[Dschal]

After a long day in the kitchen.

 

[Vaporstang]

A new acquisition from the Exchange. I need to capture it with my DSLR camera... Loving the knife!

 

[Spaten]

A very handsome Texas jack. The covers "smell" like Robeson strawberry to me.



- Stuart

Thank you, friend. It's Case amber bone after a bath in some "wine" Rit dye.

 

[SVTFreak]

Of all my knives, these are the 3 that I have been drawn to for quite a while now.

and this one pretty much has the monopoly.

 

[screened porch]

I had visions of tearing both folders down into pieces...but back in my mind a small voice said 'sure go ahead and you will end up with a box of pieces and no knife ' so for once, I heeded that voice as that is probably what would happen!

I have a voice like that. It's in a position to quote many chapters and verses in its support.

 

[Duckdog]

I've been totin' these two today: a Case 99 1/2 swell end jack (1974) and a Case 85 physician's knife (1974).

- Stuart

 

[Old Engineer]

Have carried these 2 for the last 2 days as I was trying to get switched over from Snow Shifting to Grass Shortening .


And I thought that I should remove a sharp corner on the Maserin handle .


Just another Making It Mine thing that I do .

Harry

 

[AnW]

Our family grew by one yesterday as we adopted this little guy from our local shelter. He's truly a lap dog and we were blessed to find each other. Not sure he really cares too much about knives though...

 

[Chui]

Nice piece. Can you elaborate?

Thank you.

A linerlock, basically a Thiers 1515. There are slight variations. Can be bought readily in France, occasionally they pitch your side of the pond eg. https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/1515-linerlock-1007094.html

 

[Half/Stop]

Aw, Ron. Now you've got me blushing.

I noticed a typo in my original post Stuart, but I think you get what I meant!

I've been totin' these two today: a Case 99 1/2 swell end jack (1974) and a Case 85 physician's knife (1974).

- Stuart

That Big Jack has some bodacious stag my friend!

Have carried these 2 for the last 2 days as I was trying to get switched over from Snow Shifting to Grass Shortening .


And I thought that I should remove a sharp corner on the Maserin handle .


Just another Making It Mine thing that I do .

Harry

That’s a great improvement Harry! I like it much better!

 

[TheFactor]

 

[lambertiana]