What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Half/Stop said:
Good morning all! :thumbsup: I've got three again today. They consist of a Tidioute #48 Dog Leg Jack with Cranberry Jig Bone, a Queen City #41 Copperhead with Rosewood. My random carry choice is a Lambsfoot with Rosewood handles. Not exactly a common frame / blade combination, these knives were made for a dealer (who shall remain unnamed) by A. Wright & Son. Y'all stay safe and well out there! :) :thumbsup:

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That Queen #41 is very nice with that shield. Don't ever see that #48 Cranberry much. Great group for this Tuesday.
 
Happy Coosday again everybody : This picture reminds me of when we were driving between Onich & Falkirk , Scotland in 2010 , a big Bull very suddenly charged over a little hill very close to the highway .

Carrying these two together again today because I can and I probably will be inside all day . They just remind me that Very Nice Things sometimes come in Little Cardboard Boxes as if by Magic .



Harry
 
Peregrin said:
I put this T-shirt on this morning. Now I've got a hankering for a basket full of fried oysters and French fries. Oh well, someday soon I hope!
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Thanks Gary! Now I’ve got a hankering for some fried oysters and fries too! ;) That’s a great duo you’ve picked for today! :thumbsup: :)

Jack Black said:
Looking good Ron :thumbsup:

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Thanks Jack! :thumbsup: That’s a great old advertising pen knife! :)

pmek5 said:
That Queen #41 is very nice with that shield. Don't ever see that #48 Cranberry much. Great group for this Tuesday.
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Thanks Tim! They only made 27 of the #48s so there’s not many around. :) :thumbsup:
 
Half/Stop said:
Good morning all! :thumbsup: I've got three again today. They consist of a Tidioute #48 Dog Leg Jack with Cranberry Jig Bone, a Queen City #41 Copperhead with Rosewood. My random carry choice is a Lambsfoot with Rosewood handles. Not exactly a common frame / blade combination, these knives were made for a dealer (who shall remain unnamed) by A. Wright & Son. Y'all stay safe and well out there! :) :thumbsup:

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Nice QC Copperhead, that patina looks real nice with the ironwood. I always liked the long sweeping clip on a Queen.

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Oof. I chased one of those S&M humpback lockers for a while.. sorta gave up, they're hard to land on ebay for a good price... Quite the looker, that's a great set of covers.


Nice knives, fellas. I keep seeing that ebony GEC with that single, glorious sheepsfoot blade all over the place.. I want it. Wonderful looking knife.
 
Half/Stop said:
Thanks Gary! Now I’ve got a hankering for some fried oysters and fries too! ;) That’s a great duo you’ve picked for today! :thumbsup: :)
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Thanks, Ron! Maybe we can get together and have fried oysters and fries someday! We could always get some poor frozen substitutes from the market and do a "Zoom meeting"! :eek:
That's how we visit with our grandkids now. A strange new world.
 
Duckdog said:
I've been trying to get all of my Cases posted on the Cases "old and new" thread and, incidentally, have been posting them here as I get time to tote and photo. I apologize to all y'all for the redundancy, but I only have so much time and I'm but one man. Breath easy, I'm about done.

A Case 64052 medium congress in jigged Appaloosa bone and a Case 6347HP large stockman in jigged green bone, both from 1978:

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Note to self - oil blades AFTER picture.
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Gorgeous knives, Stuart! The Congress is particularly attractive. :thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
AndreLinoge said:
Nice QC Copperhead, that patina looks real nice with the ironwood. I always liked the long sweeping clip on a Queen.
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Thank you! :)

Peregrin said:
Thanks, Ron! Maybe we can get together and have fried oysters and fries someday! We could always get some poor frozen substitutes from the market and do a "Zoom meeting"! :eek:
That's how we visit with our grandkids now. A strange new world.
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I’ve actually got shrimp, salmon and flounder in the freezer. But no fries! It’s just not the same as fresh! I hear a lot about “Zoom”. It is indeed a strange new world! :thumbsup: :)
 
Half/Stop said:
Thank you! :)


I’ve actually got shrimp, salmon and flounder in the freezer. But no fries! It’s just not the same as fresh! I hear a lot about “Zoom”. It is indeed a strange new world! :thumbsup: :)
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Come to think of it, we've got scallops, shrimp and salmon in out freezer, but alas no oysters or fries! :(;)
 
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