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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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stockman242 said:
I decided to take another pic, even though I'm still carrying the TL-29 exclusively.

So here's another cluttered old tool pic:
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Peter

ps: nice knives everybody.
Still drooling over that Trapper of yours Anthony:thumbup:
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Cool picture :thumbup:
 
I've got my Case Chestnut Swayback Jack in CV steel in my pocket again today. It's definitly become a favorite!

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I don't know if you can call this traditional, but I carried it today. It does have slipjoint properties.

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A Queen Canoe in Amber bone that is slowly accepting a grey patina.

It is a great knife, the main blade is so solid and the second blade is so thin.
A great combination
 
Well since I have started "collecting" I have always had at least one American made slipjoint on me. But today I decided to go foreign.

Hen & Rooster Copperhead Natural Bone
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Buck (China) Canoe
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SAK Super Tinker US Flag Scales
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Bill
 
That Hen and Rooster looks beautiful. Is this before or after the company was bought out by Frost Cutlery?

Today, I decided to carry around my Opinel #6. Need to build up a proper patina.
 
Buck 301 Stockman, I've been using it as a beater edc. I looked closer, are these really made in the USA?
 
YayILikePie said:
That Hen and Rooster looks beautiful. Is this before or after the company was bought out by Frost Cutlery?

Today, I decided to carry around my Opinel #6. Need to build up a proper patina.
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I am 99% sure it is from before Frost took over. When did they take over?

It is a beauty. And I can not believe this is the first time I have carried it. It's fit and finsh is excellent. And is arm hair shaving sharp right from the box.

Bill
 
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