What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

Now that's a true Fishing Barlow.

 

[JohnDF]

Today with my Usual Lamb and something for Trapper Tuesday

 

[sf fanatic]

Been partial to Wharncliffe’s recently.
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[Jack Black]

Lovely HJ Jack! Whose the maker? I can’t make out the stamp.

Thanks buddy, it's a Robeson

I admire the way you select the right knife for the circumstances, Jack!
And I can relate to your experiences with books (and memory) "with wings".

Thanks pal, I don't always get it right! My memory seems to have a jet engine, as well as wings, this past year!

Had to split my post because it was too big. I haven't had to do that since before the BF software upgrade, and I don't know exactly how to do it.
OK, more messing around than I expected, but I think I did it!


Thanks for the replies, Jack; I don't suppose you have video of your neighbor's version of the song?

Well done Gary Sadly not! I should have filmed one. Even if it wasn't sunny, he would strip to the waist, letting his badly tattooed belly hang over his shorts, and howl out the Mary Hopkins song! Then continue getting drunk, until he could no longer sing in English, and collapse on the ground, gibbering in drunken Polish!

Thanks for all the kind responses Gary. Did a little looking around and found this...right up my alley!
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Nice Taramundi!

Never, Jack.
We like fixing big meals and having leftovers during the week.

Fabulous picture, Jack.
Here's hoping that June is a great month.

Wonderful old Harness Jack, Jack.

Good plan John, I often do the same Thank you so much for the kind words my friend

Today with my Usual Lamb and something for Trapper Tuesday

Cool combo there

 

[r8shell]

It's Back to Work Tuesday for me.
Even broken blades can cut, and this one does a fine job of scoring and cutting paper. I'll take inspiration from this.

 

[Jon0385]

 

[Old Engineer]

It's Back to Work Tuesday for me.
Even broken blades can cut, and this one does a fine job of scoring and cutting paper. I'll take inspiration from this.

Great to see the Old SCHMACHTENBERG again my friend with the Clim on the blade .

Harry

 

[Un-Chained]

Amir Fleschwund
Sweet pairing there Jeff, I just lurve the TL’s wooden covers, and again with a four-line Cami, chicken foot bail and all

Jack Black
Wonderful pairing of an HJ Robie and tempered pliers there Jack

 

[Txerra_2]

Gracias, Dennis. Y como dijo Todd, ¡un buen par de cuchillos! Tu cortaplumas tiene algo especial en el hueso.

Palabras del corazón tomadas a pecho.
¡Mi más profundo agradecimiento!
Estamos en paz, con 33 años de recuerdos, dos nietas y un gran perro como legado de Jason.

¡Simplemente hermoso!

Por lo general, puedo decir cuáles son la mayoría de las partes , pero no para qué sirven .

¡Cuchillas fijas de gran apariencia!

Muchas gracias. El de la derecha es un Kauavan Puukkopaja y el de la izquierda es una navaja del artesano Maximiliano Sánchez.

 

[bigfish64]

Now that's a true Fishing Barlow.

Nice Taramundi!

Problem is...it’s not mine...yet! I was intrigued by Gary’s Taramundi, and looked around and found a picture of one I like. The site I got this from doesn’t ship US, so I’m going to keep looking and see if I can find one that does ship US without having to pay an and a !

 

[JohnDF]

Cool combo there

Thank you, Jack.
It's always nice to pair a straight blade with something that has a belly.

 

[Rayski]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[JohnDF]

That is absolutely wonderful... a beautiful example of one of my favorite patterns.

 

[rcs86]

I am back in the office with a light carry today. Happy Tuesday to all!

 

[Rayski]

That is absolutely wonderful... a beautiful example of one of my favorite patterns.

Thanks, it was my very first GEC given as a groomsman gift and entrance to my massive GEC addiction. The first hit's always free.

As you can see, it's been babied over the years and sees very little pocket time.

 

[Greasepiggy]

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[Spaten]

Back to work today, and keeping it simple with a single blade 15.

 

[Un-Chained]

Spaten
Awesome plug there my friend

 

[JonMcD]

Fancy jigged bone and humble Osage orange.