What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Old Engineer said:
I actually carried these yesterday and today : The Northfield is a 610211 Serial # 20 and the old knife is a Horn Covered Schmachtenberg Bros. from Solingen 1887 -- 1939 which I watched for 6 months in an Antique Mall .



The Stamping on the Schmachtenberg blade is an AXE . I have never sharpened it but it came to me pretty sharp . The Horn Covers may have shrunk just a little . The Liners are Brass and the Blades are carbon . The Northfield is one that I had wanted for a while , because of the UNXLD stamping on all 4 Bolsters , and I got it off of the Exchange for a very good price . It is One of 35 Serialized pieces and the Serial # is also on the Coping Blade . It also has Steel Liners .

Harry
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Nice finds.
ed_is_dead said:

Needham Brother "Repeat" split back in Ivory. Lovely touches in how it's put together.
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Another wonderful old knife.

I'm carrying a couple newer knives that could be someone's wonderful antique find in 100 years. (assuming we aren't all just heads in jars by then)
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sunknife said:
Two equal ends today, Boker Magnum scout and Churchill. Put the Churchill sheep foot blade to use today in the shop after work, cutting leather.
Making 8 plains style arrow quivers as Christmas gifts, 4 for my son in laws and 4 for grandkids.
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Looking forward to the finished quivers !!!!

WValtakis said:
Carbon fiber Friday...night 3/9 underway...

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The top knife is smashing !!!!

Scott J. said:
Going with the Case Large Stockman today. I wish they more of these.
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Thanks!! You gave me a business idea for next year, there's probably enough knife knuts out there.
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
That old Schrade bone certainly has an Old Friend look to it:thumbsup:
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Thank you, Jeff; it is an occasional and fun carry.

Amir Fleschwund said:
This is my weekly compliment to everyone on all the cool knives and creative photos!
I’m having me a good old time Schradurday with these Old Timers...
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They look like noble Old Timers to me, Jeff. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

315 said:
Christmas tree day today...

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No, I didn’t actually use the saw to cut it down, but I did use it to trim a couple branches off the bottom when I got home.

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Beautiful Cross shield Victorinox, Jim.:thumbsup::thumbsup: I 'trimmed' a tree with a Vic saw once; there's a lot of sap in those pines!
 
Will Power said:
I have one of those too and while it does not have the association yours does, they are super knives. Bonestag 6.5 is the grip :cool::thumbsup:

Regards, Will
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Hello, Will! I agree with your comment. :) Mine has one peculiarity: On the Sheepfoot tang it has 6318 rather than 6.5318. At least, I think it is peculiar. o_O
 
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