What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Case Sod Buster for Friday.
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Half/Stop said:
One ole friend and one in black! ;) Y’all have a great day! :) :thumbsup:
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Ahhh yes, the Farm and Field UN-X-LD...
... wait what? o_O
That's got to be one of my favorite modifications.

Chui said:
A lovely folder I bought many years ago from Russell White. Sadly he's not well enough to make at the moment, and I know he was probably the reason for some of the best Taylors Eye Witness folders I have too ;)
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That knife is gorgeous. Absolutely a stunner. I hope Mr. White gets better and lives long enough to produce a million of those. The world could use more like that. I'm green with envy!

r8shell said:
Two from Sheffield:
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I love that you give more chances to good knives with a little more life left in them. I'm sure whatever knife maker was putting them together never fully appreciated how long the knife's useful life could be.
 
Half/Stop said:
One ole friend and one in black! ;) Y’all have a great day! :) :thumbsup:

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You're ticking all the boxes there Ron ;) :thumbsup:

Chui said:
A lovely folder I bought many years ago from Russell White. Sadly he's not well enough to make at the moment, and I know he was probably the reason for some of the best Taylors Eye Witness folders I have too ;)

Was his birthday this week......many Happy Returns, Russell....!

Russell White Wharncliffe - 02 by Paul Chui, on Flickr

Russell White Wharncliffe - 01 by Paul Chui, on Flickr
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Sorry to hear that Paul, nice post :thumbsup:

r8shell said:
Two from Sheffield:
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EngrSorenson said:
I love that you give more chances to good knives with a little more life left in them. I'm sure whatever knife maker was putting them together never fully appreciated how long the knife's useful life could be.
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Well said :thumbsup:
 
Travman said:
Paul, I saw this one in the “Old Knives” thread too. Thanks for sharing it. The jigged bone is incredible. The whole package is stunning. What year range is this one from?
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Thanks Travis, this one dates from 1950-70 according to the tang stamp, but I suspect it falls more into the early to mid 50's from what I've discovered about it. It's been worked on in regards to blades loss/reshape but still such a great solid knife with great snap and the bone is killer:thumbsup:
 
scrteened porch said:
I love those single-blade folding hunters. I sometimes look at mine and wonder what exactly has been improved upon since.
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Of course, I'm old.
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Old? Not you.
Yessir, the 125 is cool. And it’s plenty slim for pocket carry. But it’s on my belt today.
How long you had yours?

JohnDF said:
Very nice pair of #99s. :cool::thumbsup:

Nice set of Old Timers... Medium, Large, and X-Large. :cool::thumbsup:
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Ah geez. At the risk of appearing excessive, I also have small covered.:rolleyes:
View attachment 1429857 12OT in the watch pocket.
Love the dogleg jack shape with the full clip as opposed to the turkish clip-like blade they used on the 194/94/293.
So I have a full sized one I’m disassembling to cram a slightly bigger clip in. Pretty sure it will fit, but I’ll have to drill a through pin hole where the Swinden key is. :eek:
 
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