pmek5
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I can see why.Flitzed off the patina and put a fresh edge on both blades. Still one of my favorites and a solid “if I only had one knife, ever” candidate.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Amir Fleschwund
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Great picture. Makes me want to go on a hike today... Think I will.
Thank you! Glad to be an inspiration for a hike, but I must confess that I only hiked about ten feet from the front door for that.
That’s very kind! Thanks, Steve
Wow, the 23 looks like a great knife!
In honor of the anniversary of D-Day
PAL Navy Utility and a Camillus Engineers knife
Great old knives, and appropriate for the day!
sunknife
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I've had this bone handled (not USA made) Schrade stockman in my pocket the past 2 days, and today I also had this osage & antler handled
(USA made) Finnish style puukko along as well. The world is upside down right now so go figure.
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(USA made) Finnish style puukko along as well. The world is upside down right now so go figure.
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Old Engineer
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Carried the same today as yesterday & etc. , etc . , and etc.
Harry
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A Taylor-Scrade 93OT Wrangler.
I've got nicer knives for sure, but it is nice not to worry when I carry it in the same pocket with my keys. (the way I always did before I started hanging out here.
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I've got nicer knives for sure, but it is nice not to worry when I carry it in the same pocket with my keys. (the way I always did before I started hanging out here.
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JJ Cahill
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Thank you very much, Jack!!!Sincere thanks JJ, looks like you have all the bases covered there my friend
Welcome to the weekend folksI'm carrying my Waynorth Black Jack and Hartshead Barlow again today, but replacing my Boker Savannah with a shorter Terrava Mini-Skrama. Have a good Saturday folks
I really like that blade on you "mini Skrama" that you added to your two folding beauties; I'll bet it's quite the tough worker!
Thanks Harvey, every once in a while the light does some neat stuff.
Your "Navy cum lamb" is certainly a rare and lovely bird; looks like a very tasty treat to slice up, too!
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Thanks a lot Harvey
Thank you very much, Jack!!!
I really like that blade on you "mini Skrama" that you added to your two folding beauties; I'll bet it's quite the tough worker!
Thanks JJ, I really like it
Thought I'd tote these two allies today; a CJ Barlow and a Remington Scout.
Great D-Day combination my friend
Carrying my Damascus Lambsfoot as a Sunday Special today, have a good one folks
Thought I'd tote these two allies today; a CJ Barlow and a Remington Scout.
Always good to see a C.J.
@Fodderwing , beautiful Stag 510 folder.
Amir Fleschwund
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Old Hunter
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A Taylor-Scrade 93OT Wrangler.
I've got nicer knives for sure, but it is nice not to worry when I carry it in the same pocket with my keys. (the way I always did before I started hanging out here.
That is a good pattern, think I’ll carry mine today. OH
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A man that knows what he likes.
Perfect blade combination.
They did a really nice job on those stag handle, running all the way to the bolster.
That white bone is looking so good and natural.
