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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Buck103 + FP Laguiole,
Stag&Wood.
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Beautiful TK3. The cocobolo is very pleasing :thumbsup:
I just got one in jigged bone last week and am totally smitten :)
I contacted Fallkniven for some background on these. They're designed by Fallkniven, but made in Japan by Moki. The three crowns symbol is Sweden's small coat of arms and goes back 1,000 years with origins related to the Three Wise Men in the Bible. Fallkniven is the only company in Sweden allowed to use this symbol on a product. They received the official permission to use this symbol because of the high quality and good design of the Three Crown (TK3) Series.

Like yours, mine is very well executed, very solid. The size is just about perfect and I like the "flat" profile. It's one of my finest lockbacks.
So cool to have another knife nut friend with one :thumbsup:

Fallkniven TK3 by Pine Moon, on Flickr
I really love your jigged bone and the color is gorgeous along with the jigging. You inspired me to look into a TK3 and getting one. So I thank you from one knife nut to another :)
I decided to put a Leather lanyard On mine and it’s the frosting on the cake. Here’s a a daytime shot with better lighting and after I put some wood conditioner on the Cocobolo.
I also like how natural and well this knife feels in hand.
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I've been looking at those for years. My "add to cart" finger is starting to twitch!

We're enjoying breakfast on our "Pandemic Perch" with my Pinched Peanut carry for the day looking on. Have a safe Saturday, everyone!
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I think you’d be very happy with one.
Especially enjoying such a beautiful breakfast and view ! :)
 
Blimey, I only posted yesterday, how did I end up so far behind?! :eek:

Happy Friday, Porch Pals :D

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Have these Two Old TEWs Lambfoot in my pockets today . There biggest job so far was to cut open a Seed Packet .




Harry

Excellent pairings gents :thumbsup:

It straightened out pretty well. As in Shane, "It was an easy chair, Joey".
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It has a dent at the pointy end of the escutcheon, but that was there when I got it.
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I'm not sure the handle matches the scabbard, and I'm sure the Inox "gaucha" blade is newer than the handle and scabbard, but I like the 7-inch blade and the lush floriform decoration. Sometime I'd like to find one with no tourist designs on the blade or the mounts.
And of course I want to find it cheap.

That's good to hear Jer :) The one I've seen has a carbon steel blade, seen a good deal of use from the look of it, I don't think it's a tourist piece, but I balk at paying the asked price, simply because I think it is too much :( :thumbsup:

We are doing great, Ron!! I hope you and Pam are OK!! (How's Pam??)o_O
You guys are three hours ahead of us, so I am just getting around to browsing! It makes me feel even better knowing my productions get carried!!:)
Hang onto them!! I don't know that GEC is going to make many more - if any!!:(

I sure hope that's not the case Charlie! :eek: :( :thumbsup:

A dark Black Friday.
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Excellent photo Dave :) :thumbsup:

On Old Friends Friday, I toted this trio of old Case 35 jacks, all from 1940-1964:

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The clip blade trimmed a cigar to celebrate an MRI of my back today (fitting, I thought).

- Stuart

Stunning Stuart :) :thumbsup:

Well, Happy Anniversary, Jeff!

+1 :) :thumbsup:

Thank you Jack. Wow! That punal

Thanks pal, it was a lucky find :) :thumbsup:

Maiden Voyage, Joseph Rodgers and Sons. Seriously big work knife. Solid with non proud half stops. When fully opened the sound is loud. When you close it, well...be careful.:eek:
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Joseph Rodgers Lamb Foot.
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I said the #6 was big.:)
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Joseph Rodgers.
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Congratulations Harvey, what an incredible pair :cool: :) :thumbsup:

I love big no nonsense work knives, and that one is special!
And Mr Rodgers has a scary no nonsense look to him!

Yeah, nobody married that feller for his looks! :eek: :D ;) :thumbsup:
 
Thank you very kindly Jack!!!
Your "swagger" description is hilarious and your carries are awesome; that old CJ is quite the classic with it's pinched bolster! I spent quite a bit of time in Belgium as a youngster, unfortunately far too young to partake in the finer delights.:D:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thank you very much JJ, I have travelled there many times (in real life! :D), mainly to Gent and Antwerp, where I have friends :) :thumbsup:

Two burly stag covered German totes today. :)

Two beauties there my friend :) :thumbsup:

Crumby day today so I'm indoors sheltering with this:
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Nice photo Bill, hope today is better for you :) :thumbsup:

Remember your origins...remember the source

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Cattaraugus rawgoose

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Fabulous Gev :) :thumbsup:

Hope everyone has a great weekend. These two riding along today.

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Dozier Custom Companion & ironwood Lambsfoot

Another great pairing Mike :thumbsup:

Good evening everyone, a bit late posting today as I got clobbered by a Windows 10 update this morning o_O Day's got better since ;) Hope you're having a good one :) :thumbsup:

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I hear you. Thank you. Handsome pair of Ebony SFOs, Ron.
Thanks Harvey! :thumbsup: Maybe we will have some sports soon! :D

Maiden Voyage, Joseph Rodgers and Sons. Seriously big work knife. Solid with non proud half stops. When fully opened the sound is loud. When you close it, well...be careful.:eek:
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Joseph Rodgers Lamb Foot.
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I said the #6 was big.:)
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Joseph Rodgers.
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Terrific knives Harvey! :thumbsup::D

Late to the party today, but I had these two close by. I hope everyone has a terrific weekend!

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Dynamic duo Dylan! :thumbsup::cool::D

Two burly stag covered German totes today. :)
Very nice pairing JJ! :thumbsup::)

Impressed with the Fox Knives Livri in M390 that arrived on Thursday.

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Looks interesting Will. Please share more when you have a chance to check it out thoroughly. :):thumbsup:

Remember your origins...remember the source

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Stunning Gev!!!!! :thumbsup::D

Some call it Stagurday, I’m going with Schradurday.
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And a 206 that had the ugliest delrin in my collection, which I dyed and need to try again.o_O
And today marks 39 years with Vickie, a truly good woman, and a true blessing to me:).
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Happy Anniversary Jeff! :thumbsup::D

Two beauties there my friend :) :thumbsup:

Good evening everyone, a bit late posting today as I got clobbered by a Windows 10 update this morning o_O Day's got better since ;) Hope you're having a good one :) :thumbsup:

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Terrific pairing Jack! :thumbsup::)
 
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