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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Life is short ... carry the big red lockback now and then
421114 MISSOURI TRADER
Indian Paint Brush Jig Bone

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bigfish64 said:
Still with the Brown Bone Boker today. The rain has cleared out, things are a mess, but the sun is shining!😎 my view is closing in fast.
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Love the washboard scales on your Böker Barlow - they look good on that pattern. I have those same handles on a Whittler and really appreciate the craftsmanship.


6Strings said:
Another Boker barlow again for me today, a nice bit of wood on this one.

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What a splendid blade etch and bolster stamp! Never seen one of those, but if I do I will have to own it! OH
 
thepapercut said:
Today is moving day. The wife and I just bought our first house (thank you!). In addition to boxing up all my knives. I wanted to selectone to get me through all moving day tasks. And a few days of handy work at the house. I think I made the right choice.

GEC 35 Calf Pen.
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Ok. LUCK!
I see you’re from Chicago...
Did you buy a house in the city, or relocate?
 
5K Qs said:
Exquisite equine scrimshaw, Rachel!! :cool::thumbsup::cool:
I'd never even conceived of a "merhorse" before seeing this photo! o_O
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It's a hippocamp, a fancy name for sea-horse (the merhorse kind). They're the ones what pull Poseidon's chariot.
I think my next project might feature a seahorse, but the other type. They don't swim well enough to pull anything. ;)

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