What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

hornetguy said:
for shame! Do you know how many pianos had to die for you to have those scales? :D

please don't misconstrue my feeble attempt at humor as a dismissal of elephant poaching. I think poachers should be shot, fed to the hyenas, and shot again. But, that's just me.....
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Ha! Yes, I agree that poachers should be trampled, at the very least.
I don't feel guilty about using materials salvaged from 100+ year old pianos, though.
Half/Stop said:
Excellent pairing Rachel! I really like that Ebony big’un! :)
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Jack Black said:
You've got half an orchestra there! :D Great pic Rachel
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Thanks!
 
First day carrying this new to me 93.

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Watchpocket Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider dogleg lockback mini canoe:
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Big Knife of the Week is a Remington Big Daddy Barlow (thanks, Shawn):
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Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Schrade+ USA 93OT Wrangler (thanks, Fausto):
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- GT
 
Will Power said:
Nice style:cool:

And as Rupert Brooke wrote "Stands the Church clock at ten to three, And is there honey still for tea?"
The insect on your Laguiole must surely be the Bee not the Fly;) Honey and Bee-Keeping are noble things :thumbsup:

Regards, Will
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Found the book in our neighborhood home yard library...on a walk. The find made me smile... like your post :):thumbsup::thumbsup:

Let us all meditate on the plight of our bees!
 
Travman said:
Such good color on your Elderberry 81. I tried to limit myself to only one of the last run of these stockman style 81’s. I do regret not picking up one of these. I mean it has all the right stuff; bomb shield, lined bolsters, and great coloration.
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Thank you, my friend. I only ended up with two of the 82s from the last run but I moved the Stag along and kept this one. I am determined to carry it more, as I like the blade combination, its ease of carry, and it sure makes for a handsome knife. All that said, it is far from a perfect knife - the jigging is a bit rough in places, the center liner is ever so slightly proud on the backspring, and the blades have marks from blade rub. The blade rub is unavoidable in a knife like this when using it and the other two issues will resolve themselves with more pocket time, I think.

Very pleased with it nonetheless.

Half/Stop said:
Thanks Dylan! Another great pairing my friend! :)
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Thank you, Ron!


Continuing with the 82, paired with a Serrano, today.

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Jack Black said:
Sincere thanks JJ :) To be franc, your Wooden Wednesday choices are beautiful ;) :) :thumbsup:

Hope everyone is having a good week :) Pairing my Hartshead Barlow with Charlie's Radio Jack in ebony :thumbsup:

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Thanks Jack, your'e very kind!!!
Superb pairing today with your HHB and the Radio Jack; really like that great coastline view, as well!:D:thumbsup::thumbsup:
akaMatt said:
Fantastic pic, like always, JJ! :thumbsup:
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Thank you very much, Matt!!!
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Great "rock solid" pair of beauties by Buck and Case; my first two non-scouting knife makers, way back in the late 60s!:eek::thumbsup::thumbsup:
cigarrodog said:
Thank you kindly, JJ. Very elegant pairing. I smell pepper. Fine image.
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Thanks Harvey!!! Love that peppery smell!;):thumbsup:
cigarrodog said:
William Rodgers Lamb Foot and a PaleoValley Beef Stick.
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Stan Shaw (80s?), Sheffield.
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Wonderful old British lamb with that tasty look'n beef stick; your Stan Shaw Daddy Barlow is an exceptional beauty, as well!:cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
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