What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jack Black]

Chipaway Cutlery

Very attractive Rachel

Thank you, Jack.

That's my kind of stag... wonderful stripes.


Very cool Barlow.

Usual Lamb and Hounds Tooth for this fine Saturday...

Thanks John, great-looking pair to start the weekend my friend

Thanks, although I'm not sure how careful the owner was, judging by the pile side.

A little epoxy fixed it right up.

Ouch! And I was about to remark that I was glad nobody had chipped away at that MOP! Good repair job Rachel

Thank you very much, Jack!!! The 25s definitely looks very cool!

Marvelous stag covers on both of your beauties today; I love the photo of your knife on those fishing nets, super cool!

Many thanks JJ, I took that photo a few days after Christmas, on a blisteringly cold day, on the jetty, at the North Yorkshire fishing village of Staithes, a couple of years ago

Toting an old Kutmaster scout and a Puma hunter today.

Another beautiful pair there my friend Primo stag on the Puma, and a lovely old Scout

Watch pocket knife this week is a Rough Rider mini canoe:
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That's a looker Gary

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Great pic Joshua, it's nice to see the blade etch has survived

A beauty Gev

Couple of partners traveling together, while I do not smoke, I do need a lighter to melt the paracord for various projects. I was quite taken with the looks of this lighter and I also got a butane insert so it is a mini torch and the knife, almost goes without saying, cut everything I needed parted today

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G2

A handsome pair Gary I have a butane insert in my Zippo too, though I opted for the flame (as opposed to torch) type

Hope everyone is having a happy weekend THese two for me

 

[Pt-Luso]

And this one is not ugly either. Nice to see this one again, Mr Jose’!
I’m curious how the scales are attached.
This could make a fun project.

Thank you very much, Jeff.
The scales have been glued together, but it's a job well done.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Miscellaneous knife this week is a GEC #77 (thanks, Mark):

Intriguing modification, Gary.
I really like this GEC # 77.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with this Schrade 515 Scrimshaw.

 

[Arian29]

Buck500 Duke,

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[r8shell]

Very attractive Rachel

Ouch! And I was about to remark that I was glad nobody had chipped away at that MOP! Good repair job Rachel

Thank you. I found a very good epoxy that dries clear and can be polished to a shine. I like the idea of filling missing areas with it (rather than trying to hide the repair with new m.o.p.) so it's solid, but shows the original materials. I believe it's more historically accurate, or something...

That's a fine pocket chopper you have today.

 

[wickettedge]

Yellow rose in the pocket

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[SteveC]

Thank you. I found a very good epoxy that dries clear and can be polished to a shine. I like the idea of filling missing areas with it (rather than trying to hide the repair with new m.o.p.) so it's solid, but shows the original materials. I believe it's more historically accurate, or something...

That's a fine pocket chopper you have today.

What brand of epoxy are you using Rachel ?

 

[Travman]

 

[deovolens]

an old military knife that is still going strong

 

[Onebigbill]

 

[JTB_5]

Very attractive Rachel





Thanks John, great-looking pair to start the weekend my friend



Ouch! And I was about to remark that I was glad nobody had chipped away at that MOP! Good repair job Rachel



Many thanks JJ, I took that photo a few days after Christmas, on a blisteringly cold day, on the jetty, at the North Yorkshire fishing village of Staithes, a couple of years ago



Another beautiful pair there my friend Primo stag on the Puma, and a lovely old Scout



That's a looker Gary



Great pic Joshua, it's nice to see the blade etch has survived



A beauty Gev



A handsome pair Gary I have a butane insert in my Zippo too, though I opted for the flame (as opposed to torch) type

Hope everyone is having a happy weekend THese two for me

Thanks, Jack! I like the way they did the etch on the lambsfoot knives. It is subtle, but durable.

 

[r8shell]

What brand of epoxy are you using Rachel ?

Epoxy 330

 

[Gevonovich]

Very attractive Rachel





Thanks John, great-looking pair to start the weekend my friend



Ouch! And I was about to remark that I was glad nobody had chipped away at that MOP! Good repair job Rachel



Many thanks JJ, I took that photo a few days after Christmas, on a blisteringly cold day, on the jetty, at the North Yorkshire fishing village of Staithes, a couple of years ago



Another beautiful pair there my friend Primo stag on the Puma, and a lovely old Scout



That's a looker Gary



Great pic Joshua, it's nice to see the blade etch has survived



A beauty Gev



A handsome pair Gary I have a butane insert in my Zippo too, though I opted for the flame (as opposed to torch) type

Hope everyone is having a happy weekend THese two for me

Fantastic knives and photos Jack !

 

[5K Qs]

Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Case stag Peanut:


Lambsfoot of the Week is Union Jack, a rosewood lambsfoot made by A. Wright & Son:


In my current rotation schedule, I left a "space" in most categories into which I could schedule a new knife I might get in a given category, rather than waiting until I'd gone through the entire 60-week (or however long it is) rotation and only scheduling new knives in the next new rotation. This week happened to be a week in which there was a "hole" in the Peanut-ish category (although I am carrying the Case peanut above as a representative of stag knives). I haven't acquired a new peanut-like knife in the 13 weeks since my current schedule began, so I decided to fill the slot this week with an AG Russell 1-arm knife, a recent gift (along with the pictured pocket slip) from @JohnDF, even though the knife has few characteristics in common with a Peanut.


- GT

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Black and blue today

 

[Old Hunter]

GEC #66 Medium Stockman for a rainy Sunday. OH

 

[bigfish64]

Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Case stag Peanut:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is Union Jack, a rosewood lambsfoot made by A. Wright & Son:
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In my current rotation schedule, I left a "space" in most categories into which I could schedule a new knife I might get in a given category, rather than waiting until I'd gone through the entire 60-week (or however long it is) rotation and only scheduling new knives in the next new rotation. This week happened to be a week in which there was a "hole" in the Peanut-ish category (although I am carrying the Case peanut above as a representative of stag knives). I haven't acquired a new peanut-like knife in the 13 weeks since my current schedule began, so I decided to fill the slot this week with an AG Russell 1-arm knife, a recent gift (along with the pictured pocket slip) from @JohnDF, even though the knife has few characteristics in common with a Peanut.
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- GT

I forgive you, as long as you keep the great pictures coming!

 

[bigfish64]

As amazing as the Boker and the GG Barlow would look together, as a diehard Bucs fan I just can’t do a black and gold carry, at least not until the season is over!
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[SteveC]

Epoxy 330

Thanks !