What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

JohnDF said:
One knife, the Charlie Lamb, for "Black Friday"
One knife, the Case/Bose Norfolk, for Rachel's r8shell r8shell "Fancy Friday"
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bigfish64 said:
Yeah! 😄 Waiting for r8shell r8shell to start the official “Fancy Friday” thread. 👍
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I don't think I can keep up with another thread these days! :oops:o_O Those are fine and fancy, for sure.

This is Saturday, right? Whatever:
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ed_is_dead said:


This old example was relegated to the bike toolkit but liberated it today for the wknd pocket. Enjoying using it a couple times, about as much heft as I need in a user
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Fantastic!
That's one on which you replaced the shield, right?
 
Sacto said:
I had my eureka jack with me today. I had a chance to fish in the irrigation pond for a little while today. The conditions were not great, windy and weedy. Luckily I had able to haul in one lunker. 🤣

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Ah! Bless its heart! Sacto, forgive me if you’ve said this before, but do you use the Tenkara rod in streams or rivers?
r8shell said:
I don't think I can keep up with another thread these days! :oops:o_O Those are fine and fancy, for sure.
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Thanks Rachel, I know what you mean!😄
 
Schradurday at my house.

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This 124 SW serpentine jack gets the JohnDF JohnDF leather pocket slip today. 1E21BFE9-BFE5-46C8-AC55-8E78990619FF.jpeg
A 175, and a 136 hawkbill, because I intend to go out between the predicted and sorely needed rain showers to deadhead some perennials that are past their “Best By” date.
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The hawkbill is, according to the old Schrade catalog, the one they marketed as a tradesman’s knife to be used stripping wire and cutting drywall and linoleum. They made another, the model # slips my mind, that they aimed at gardeners, florists, and ornamental horticulturalists~ Orny Horts, as my friends majoring in that at University of Illinois called themselves. The only difference is no shackle on the pruner. I can live with that ~ I kind of like the shackle for pulling it out of my pocket, as long as I remember to swing it clear before closing the knife.
Believe it or not, but the silky delrin on this thing feels better than wood or bone.
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You all get out there and have a stupendous Saturday, and find something to cut.
 
Only one thing on the agenda today and that’s mowing the yard, and since my yard is the size of a postage stamp, I pretty much have the day off from chores. No surprise for my carry, I’m trying to pick up something different folks, but I’m just really enjoying watching the Jack patina. 😉👍331837BD-7FD0-45CD-BE51-33D6D16819C3.jpeg
 
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