What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Un-Chained]

sunknife
Manufacture away Greg
What a pile and shot to boot!

 

[BDubbs]

This one - a no nonsense Sardinian ~

Dorgalese by Davide Steri

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Really nice horn on that one, any idea what it came from? I’ve got one from Sardinia as well with an amber almost translucent horn.

 

[screened porch]

 

[RayseM]

Sheep horn but more specifically I cannot say - BDubbs . Was selected and stabilized by Davide Steri.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Railsplitter]

Got 2.75 inches of rain Thursday night and 3.1 inches last night. My roof which had no leaks prior to this, leaked

The roof is of the age it needs to be replaced sometime in the next year, but it was holding up pretty good. Found out I lost part of a shingle and a couple of nails vibrated out and punched through. Better than 50% chance of thunderstorms everyday for the next week so it shouldn't take long to find out if I fixed it

Made mid-day change: needed something to pry with.
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I should have taken a pic or two on the roof. I'm not the best on roofs and tend to become very mission focused. That and trying not to do something stupid, like fall off

I don't know whether to "Like" your post or not, Mike. That's a fine knife but the leak in your roof sucks. I hope you got it fixed.

 

[mbkr]

I don't know whether to "Like" your post or not, Mike. That's a fine knife but the leak in your roof sucks. I hope you got it fixed.

Thanks Rick. Time will tell.

 

[Sacto]

I carried this one again today, working on scales for the next one.

 

[Arian29]

Buck301, BF2018

 

[Pt-Luso]

I carry today this GEC 15 Tortoise Shell acrylic.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks, Jack.
It's always easiest to order them pre-patina-ed.

Thanks, my friend.
It was nice to get out and stretch the legs and let the puppy sniff everything.
It's only a couple of miles around, but it's still nice... feels like being out in the wilderness.

LOL!

Sounds nice my friend

Hope everyone is having a lovely weekend Something for work, and something fancy for Sunday

 

[5K Qs]

I carried my sepia barlow with my sepia rope today.

Impressive color coordination!!

Full metal day
Have a nice day

Marvelous metal knives!

Oh, I don't know.
...
But I'm finding this one awfully seductive lately:

That's an appealing knife!

...

Splendid sowbelly!

...
Well, on Mon. Wed. and Fri. I put my right leg into my waders first, then I put my left boot on first, and then I tie up my right boot first. All other days I reverse the process. Unless I’m fishing streamers, but I don’t feel like the superstitious type Gary!

The fishing turned really good, so the Jack is a lucky fishing knife after all.

Carrying these for the ride home. View attachment 1588418

Looking good, Todd!

Totin' a wonderful USA Made "Thrifty" Barlow that Todd bigfish64 gifted me for my Roy Rogers Collection, along with my Usual Lamb... Thanks Todd.

That's a superb Roy & Dale Barlow, John; congrats!

Maple 29 for Three Blade Thursday.

Oh, Canada!!!

Today’s totes, a 54 Jack, and a 6308 Whittler. Have a great Thursday!
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54 Jack and 6308 Whittler again.
View attachment 1589032View attachment 1589033And Mrs.Turkey came down from her high roost in the river birch, gathered up her four youngsters, and headed across over by the compost piles. Which is the direction she was heading when I stepped out with a leashed Manny. He was thoroughly dissatisfied with the restraint, but she certainly now knows a big yellow dog lives here.
One cup of coffee later, and here they go, back toward the corner in which they entered.View attachment 1589031
We’ll see what she decides to do.
She stops to grab a ripe wild black raspberry off one of my vines.View attachment 1589029

Oldies and Goodies, Jeff, and interesting turkey tales!

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Handsome AGR Barlow!

A junk store Kutmaster. It is a bit pitted, but the joints are tight, and the blades are not ground down to toothpicks.

Major score!!

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Grand grain on your GEC 83!

Toting a thrifty Hammer Brand/Imperial stock knife from the late 30s and the first issue Cub BSA from the late 40s, also from Imperial.

That's a dandy duo of vintage Imperial "Storm Troopers", JJ!

Same ‘ole for the rest of the day, yet for the moment here with the spearmint. Maybe not as minty… but still krispy!
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A great remainder of the day to all

Superb knife, Gus, but I can't identify it!

On the trail today, I carried my Farmer's Jack and Queen made Robeson Wharncliffe.

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Very similar frames on those two compelling knives, Dean, and superior summer scenery photos!

This really is a fantastic pair.

Jaw-dropping jigging on that pair, Taylor!

HAGD
Happy saint-jean-baptiste

Satisfying simplicity in that Grohman!

A medium Jack and a Whittler from Camillus

Couple of commendable Camillus knives, Steve!

That's one of my "often looked at but haven't purchased" knives on my list... I want the Boy Scout edition.

I didn't realize there was a BSA edition; maybe they have a Roy Rogers version, too?

I think next time I find myself in Alturas I’ll just go straight to the Wagon Wheel. I’m bound to run into you there if I wait a few minutes.

Got this one again today. I like having the tools handy. Helped me trim some tiny tree (bonsai) branches, tighten a screw on a door hinge, and open a box...out at dinner today after a walk at the beach. Gorgeous day today. In a second here I’m gonna use the parcel hook to turn the knife into a stand to hold my phone while I watch the ball game.View attachment 1588982

There's a use for a SAK I never heard of before!

Great to see Zorro

Hope everyone has made it through the week OK. Carrying a Sheffield Lamb, re-covered by @jsdistin , and an old Joseph Haywood

Thanks, Jack.
Always a treat to see the stovepipe kick and tea kettle tang stamp on your Joseph Haywood!

Hi

These are Douk-Douk inspired knives called "Sons of Douk-Douk".
A new interpretation declined in 3 themes:
- Yatagan blade for the Moorish theme
- London for the Maritime theme
- Higonokami for the Japanese theme

Painted folded metal handle, N690Co stainless steel blade.
Creations of the Cognet cutlery in Thiers

I have two of them (gifts for Father's Day)

Intriguing Douk-Douk variations!

Thanks for your kind and witty comments, my friend! I especially like your Patience vs Procrastination observation. It’s all in how you frame it.

I learned about walnut piracy when we lived in the Missouri Ozarks. Yet another lesson in the disgusting side of homo sapiens.
My love of that wood led me to planting hundreds of black walnut trees. At first from nuts gathered in forest preserves, and eventually from my own trees.

You should look into the Case navy/rope knife~ single sheepfoot blade handled in walnut. I have been tempted, especially seeing it again here a day or two ago.
Case also handles their TL-29 in black walnut...

Kudos for your black walnut planting efforts, Jeff, and thanks for the suggestions on walnut-hafted knives!

Nice trio of knives, Gary. For me especially this MAM, I love it.

Thanks, José.

- GT

 

[mbkr]

Thanks GT!

 

[Corto_Malt]

 

[Corto_Malt]

Impressive color coordination!!


Marvelous metal knives!


That's an appealing knife!


Splendid sowbelly!





Looking good, Todd!


That's a superb Roy & Dale Barlow, John; congrats!


Oh, Canada!!!



Oldies and Goodies, Jeff, and interesting turkey tales!


Handsome AGR Barlow!


Major score!!


Grand grain on your GEC 83!


That's a dandy duo of vintage Imperial "Storm Troopers", JJ!


Superb knife, Gus, but I can't identify it!


Very similar frames on those two compelling knives, Dean, and superior summer scenery photos!


Jaw-dropping jigging on that pair, Taylor!


Satisfying simplicity in that Grohman!


Couple of commendable Camillus knives, Steve!


I didn't realize there was a BSA edition; maybe they have a Roy Rogers version, too?





There's a use for a SAK I never heard of before!


Thanks, Jack.
Always a treat to see the stovepipe kick and tea kettle tang stamp on your Joseph Haywood!


Intriguing Douk-Douk variations!


Kudos for your black walnut planting efforts, Jeff, and thanks for the suggestions on walnut-hafted knives!


Thanks, José.

- GT

Hi,
Thanks a lot.
Have a nice sunday

 

[Old Hunter]

Stainless Sunday carry, OH

 

[Corto_Malt]

This one - a no nonsense Sardinian ~

Dorgalese by Davide Steri

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Beautiful knife

 

[bigfish64]

I’ll start my day off with my Jack and a Barlow. Have a great Sunday everyone!

 

[Un-Chained]

Although not going fishing today, steelhead season is over for now and picks up again in late fall. I can wait… really! A little impatiently perhaps, yet comfortable with the company I’ll be keeping. Cal -tongueriver, was kind enough to part with this Queen and a couple of others. Honestly worn character throughout these examples delivered. I can’t thank him enough!!!

A wunderfully peaceful Sunday to all

 

[JonMcD]

Have a blessed Sunday!