What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

JJ Cahill said:
Pulled out these two thirties thrifty slicers by Hammer Brand/Imperial for a bit of edge honing. :)
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waynorth said:
Nicely maintained old Imperials, JJ!!
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Got to agree with Charlie, those two are in tip-top condition JJ :cool: :) :thumbsup:
waynorth said:
Gnarly old Robeson, rescued about 15 years ago, holds a righteous edge!! Today's Joy!!
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Wonderful find Charlie :) :thumbsup:
RDaneel said:
Thank you, Jack!

Queen Winterbottom - bone recommended by the Empire. ;) Looks good. :thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Thank you Dean :) :thumbsup:
RDaneel said:
I carried a brace of Ancient Barlows on my hike today. First photos are in/at an 1885 covered bridge, then a group photo. (Can you find the Cicadas?

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What a treat! :) Fantastic knives and pics my friend :) :thumbsup:
Peregrin said:
T Bone Thursday? Got this handy dandy 5 3/4" knife made by Bud Nealy with me, amongst others.
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Gorgeous Gary :cool: :thumbsup:
JohnDF said:
Fresh outta the mail and into my pocket...
I probably won't use it but I'll have fun carrying it!!!
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Congratulations John, that's very cool :cool: :) :thumbsup:
5K Qs said:
Watchpocket Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider Copper Ridge pen knife:
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Big Knife of the Week is a Sabre Ireland trapper (thanks, Ralph):
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Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Taylor-Schrade muskrat (thanks, Randy):
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- GT
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Eclectic trio GT :) :thumbsup:
knarfeng said:
It is. So good that I may be carrying it for a long time. It's pretty close to perfection for what I want in a daily carry.
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I always have one in my bag Frank, sometimes in my pocket :) :thumbsup:

Have a fine Friday folks ;) Carrying one of my Bagpipe Ebony Lambsfoot SFOs today, and an Old Friend by George Wostenholm :) :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
Those are nice long sausages Alain! 😋 Nice knife too :cool: :thumbsup:
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Thank you Jack! Hungary softly enters XXIst cent. Now I can use Paypaul to get food from Hungary, nearly each town has a local sausage. I'm probably biased, but there are no real equivalent, chorizo is an acceptable substitute but lacks the home factor 😉.
The knife is intended to cut lard and is razor sharp. the new 89 is also a good slicer.
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Jolipapa said:
Thank you Jack! Hungary softly enters XXIst cent. Now I can use Paypaul to get food from Hungary, nearly each town has a local sausage. I'm probably biased, but there are no real equivalent, chorizo is an acceptable substitute but lacks the home factor 😉.
The knife is intended to cut lard and is razor sharp. the new 89 is also a good slicer.
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Fantastic Alain :cool: :) :thumbsup: Here in Britain of course, I can no longer order anything from overseas easily :rolleyes: :mad:
 
Jack Black said:
Fantastic Alain :cool: :) :thumbsup: Here in Britain of course, I can no longer order anything from overseas easily :rolleyes: :mad:
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There were only two shops selling hungarian products (H is almost unknown here, most confuse Bucarest and Budapest!) one closed for a long time now, and I don't always find what I want. I searched on the Internet and noticed there are much more in England, but they did not want to bother sending abroad even pre -Brexit 😏 .
Maybe things are more difficult in a way than in the other. Several British friends told me like you do, but I recently ordered a lounge pant in England without any fuss. Taxes apply only over 150€ packages (as long as you stay away from UPS and Fedex!).
 
Last night was date night with the wife, so I traded out the work carries for a good steak cutter. It had no issue making short work of this filet.

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Added a nice steak patina as well:

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I haven't decided what to carry yet today, but shall soon enough. I'm off work until Tuesday, so of course my three year old son got up at 5:15.
 
rcs86 said:
Last night was date night with the wife, so I traded out the work carries for a good steak cutter. It had no issue making short work of this filet.

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Added a nice steak patina as well:

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I haven't decided what to carry yet today, but shall soon enough. I'm off work until Tuesday, so of course my three year old son got up at 5:15.
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That steak and patina look fantastic! 👍 Oh how I remember those early mornings. 😊
 
Jolipapa said:
There were only two shops selling hungarian products (H is almost unknown here, most confuse Bucarest and Budapest!) one closed for a long time now, and I don't always find what I want. I searched on the Internet and noticed there are much more in England, but they did not want to bother sending abroad even pre -Brexit 😏 .
Maybe things are more difficult in a way than in the other. Several British friends told me like you do, but I recently ordered a lounge pant in England without any fuss. Taxes apply only over 150€ packages (as long as you stay away from UPS and Fedex!).
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There is a good Hungarian food-stall in the market when I go over to nearby Huddersfield, which I like., but I just had a look online, and it seems there is more Hungarian food available locally than I had realised :) Let me know if I can ever send you anything over Alain, and I'll try and find it :thumbsup: The threshold for taxes and import fees is much lower here unfortunately :(
 
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