What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Today it is 2 Taylors Eye Witness Lambfoot . Jigged Bone and Ramshorn


Harry
Great knives and a nice photo Harry! :)

One of my all time favorite knives, 2015 Lick Creek Farmers Jack:thumbsup:
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That’s one of Great Eastern Cutlery’s finest achievements Paul! I’ve got three of Charlie’s and two of Lyle’s and they are some of my most treasured knives! Stay well my friend! :thumbsup: :)

Today was July 22nd, which means I was carrying Eleanor’s Nifebrite #71 Bull Nose.

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I had this knife with me when she was born four years ago (she was very punctual, and showed up right on her due date).

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Now I carry it on her birthday every year (and any other day Eleanor has something special going on).

I’ve also made it a tradition to take a photo of Eleanor holding her knife on her birthday, which I enjoy getting to share with y’all. Here she is on her first birthday:

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And her second (which was her least cooperative birthday when it came to having her photo taken with her knife :D):

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This was on her third birthday last year:

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And here she is holding her knife today:

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This year’s birthday was a pretty low key affair with everything going on, but we still had a great day. :thumbsup:
Absolutely priceless photos Barrett! Such a beautiful young lady! We’ve got a saying around here, “Growing like a weed!” I think it’s quite fitting here! :D :thumbsup:

These two for me today.

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I could just see one of those Vipers in my photos Dylan! ;) :thumbsup: :D

A very Happy Birthday to Eleanor Barrett :) Great pics, she is really growing up :) Congratulations to all the family :) :thumbsup:

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Hope you had a nice time with your granddaughter Vince, one of my kids is called Eleanor too :) :thumbsup:

Morning folks, carrying my Hartshead Barlow today, and an Okapi Biltong Knife kindly gifted to me by r8shell r8shell :) :thumbsup:

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Love the cake Jack! :D Two great choices for today my friend! I’ve never held one of the Okapi knives. They appear to be sturdily built! :) :thumbsup:
 
We have a saying here, " if it's not removed by wiping it, then it's a tick". If you still have the red spot after two or three days then better is to ask for the advice of a doctor. I don't want to fear you, i just speak from experience.

Dan.
Thanks. I appreciate your concern. I've got cousins who've had terrible experiences with Lyme's, and I'll watch it. Heck, I'll e-mail my doctor so she can have me tested at the earliest opportunity.
I still have this in my pocket, too:
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Taking a day to remember the families that are fighting with COVID. This respiratory disease steals the breath and hope from people. Any of you who have walked alongside someone who’s had a bad case knows how vicious this thing can be. Praying for hope, healing and restored breath!View attachment 1383115
Funny, I was just admiring your picture and now it's gone.
I admire the knife.
[Now it's back. Very nice.]
 
Decided to switch it up a tiny bit today.
(BTI) Old Timer 858OTB stockman
Since the (BTI) Old Timer 23OT Scout/Camp knife ... ummm ... "misplaced" ... one of the bail rivets, I put the Marbles MR278 "GI Utility Knife"/"Demo Knife" back on the lanyard and into my pocket.
I might swap out the (BTI) Old Timer 25OT two blade slipjoint folding hunter tomorrow, (Friday) for my Marbles MR417 two blade slipjoint folding hunter. I haven't decided yet.

Happy TGIF Eve
 
I’ve scrolled back for several long looks. What a nice pair of knives!
One of my all time favorite knives, 2015 Lick Creek Farmers Jack:thumbsup:
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Very nice.
Harry let me examine his Orchard Gem a couple of years ago. And I’ve casually looked online at them ever since. There is a mint Schrade Cut Co farmer’s jack listed on a certain unspecified auction site with a buy-it-now price of well over a grand.:eek:

I confess I’d be afraid to use one of those in the role for which they were designed, at first. Then, I would work the heck out of it, come home and clean, oil, and hone it, and do it again tomorrow.:D
At our little organic farm, I am tending to a couple hundred tomato plants, each of which gets pruned (suckers, which want to form another main leader, and lower leaf branches) and trained onto vertical lines at least twice a week. Tomatoes put out a sticky protective substance that leaves my fingertips and knife blade coated. And it’s hard to get off. I use this, which is almost identical in function to yours albeit a tiny bit less valuable.View attachment 1383130BUT! Being the heathen that I am, I would not hesitate to use that in my day to day.
Hope you have a great day, Paul!
 
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Taking a day to remember the families that are fighting with COVID. This respiratory disease steals the breath and hope from people. Any of you who have walked alongside someone who’s had a bad case knows how vicious this thing can be. Praying for hope, healing and restored breath!View attachment 1383115
Well said. Let's all keep breathing and hoping.

For Thrifty Thursday.
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Thanks. It's growing on me; I had some psychological issues with it for a while.

Publisher's Clearing House! It's free, and online you don't have to paw through a lot of flyers to find stickers.
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I used the small blade yesterday to scrape off a tiny biting bug that wouldn't brush off. I hope it was a tiny fly and not a tick. It would have been a long climb for a tick to get to the outside of my wrist. Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for the circular rash that apparently only sometimes appears with Lyme's disease.

LOL! :D That sounds tick-like Jer :eek: I noticed something had bitten me just above the sock, keeping an eye on it :thumbsup:

It's growing on me, Jack.
Your Heartshead is looking good and that Okapi Biltong Knife looks interesting. I've never handled one. Good on r8shell.

That's good Gary :) Thank you my friend, the Okapi was a very thoughtful gift, just the sort of knife that fascinates me :) :thumbsup:

Jack yes that is a Violon (Violin) knife that I won in @lambertiana 20 years on BF GAW.

I am really pleased with knife and have already found a great use for it.

I have hand tremors and I have a hard time at restaurants using flimsy flatware so I take my own. I never had a knife that went along just used whatever was in my pockets. Now I have a knife with good heft to it to go along with my fork and spoon, plus it is better than any steak knife from a restaurant,
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I remember it now, it's a good pattern I think :) I have this one, thanks to some friends who visited Paris, and the good advice of @Jolipapa :thumbsup:

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I was sorry to read about your hand tremors, but that's a great use of the knife :cool: :thumbsup:


Smashing trio Chuck, great colours in your pic :cool: :thumbsup:

Love the cake Jack! :D Two great choices for today my friend! I’ve never held one of the Okapi knives. They appear to be sturdily built! :) :thumbsup:

Thanks Ron, it didn't take long to bake ;) Worth a try sometime my friend :) :thumbsup:

Good morning! I’ve got my Wright’s Pere David Stag big ‘un and a Thrifty Thursday MAM locking drop point! Y’all be careful out there! :) :thumbsup:

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Nicely combined :cool: :thumbsup:

Well said. Let's all keep breathing and hoping.

For Thrifty Thursday.
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Thanks!

It's a recent purchase, so I haven't had it long enough yet to see if it happens.

I have two of those Barlows (Spearpoint and Sheepfoot blades) for a couple of months and even with regular if not extensive use the screws stay fixed. I would expect they are fixed

Gerd
 
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