What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Edit: I really miss our huge local flea market. This poor old Barlow reminds me of the treasures to be had there.

Yeah.
Surprise!:

 

[Pinemoon]

Hartkopf lockback in Thuya burl and Balbach damascus

Wow, awesome lockback. Thanks and enjoy it

 

[sunknife]

Like that small fixed blade. I have a Bradford Guardian 3.5 on the way I'm really excited about. And will have a custom slip soon for my 43.

I wasn't familiar with the Bradford knives but just looked at a few reviews and some dealer pics online. You made a nice choice with the 3.5, looks like a great all around smaller fb knife. I look forward to seeing some pics and hearing your thoughts on it.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

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[Leslie Tomville]

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[Amir Fleschwund]

Flea markets, antique malls, estate sales, all gone. They were what I do.

Oh man, I’m sorry! Just think of all the elbow to elbow, pawing through bins of knives and old tools and fishing lures, then standing in line to buy a bratwurst and roasted ear of corn, and eating it without washing your hands...

What are you going to do until normalcy returns, all on the internet?

BTW, the Camillus #72 BSA whittler in my pocket was a $10 flea mkt score

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks, guys. Ron, the 85 is the one we discussed and you ID'd the double pins on the bottom of the mark side of the cover.

I remember that now Stuart! The stag on the Big Jack is still bodacious!

 

[Filip.J]

Czech custom made.

 

[Half/Stop]

I’m only carrying one today. I’ve got this new to me Lambsfoot Big’un. It’s a Venture - H. M. Slater, Sheffield. Buffalo Horn, brass bolsters, steel liners and carbon steel blade. I think I’m going to like it a lot!

 

[JohnDF]

Happy Sunday Everybody

 

[315]

Just another Making It Mine thing that I do .

Harry, Grandad didn’t own a rifle, chair, guitar, fiddle, or hardly anything else that he didn’t modify to make it fit, regardless of how expensive it was.

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Dwight, looks like some critter was chewing on the handles at some point in it’s life.

 

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Oh man, I’m sorry! Just think of all the elbow to elbow, pawing through bins of knives and old tools and fishing lures, then standing in line to buy a bratwurst and roasted ear of corn, and eating it without washing your hands...

What are you going to do until normalcy returns, all on the internet?

BTW, the Camillus #72 BSA whittler in my pocket was a $10 flea mkt score

Nice catch on that Camillus.
I suppose most of what most people do is suspended, and I'm a shopper, not a seller, so my plight is not as bad as I made it sound.
Flea markets will be back; fingers crossed for the antique malls.

 

[Onebigbill]

Got this beast in the pocket today. My Pioneer X is IMHO just about the most useful knife. Certainly no Gentleman Jack but somewhat elegant none-the-less.

 

[Onebigbill]

Sorry Duplicate post

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Medium stockman in the pocket today. Have a peaceful Sunday, all.

 

[SteveC]

These two today

 

[Peregrin]

Have a peaceful Sunday, folks!
A pair of small knives in Mammoth Ivory today.

 

[black mamba]

An old friend again today.

 

[315]

 

[Old Engineer]

I’m only carrying one today. I’ve got this new to me Lambsfoot Big’un. It’s a Venture - H. M. Slater, Sheffield. Buffalo Horn, brass bolsters, steel liners and carbon steel blade. I think I’m going to like it a lot!

I am glad that you are showing the picture of that one . I think it looks much nicer than it sounded like when you told me about it . How is the blade in it ???

Harry