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oregon

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That appears to be a legal pad as it has a double red margin. The paper is either from New Page paper company or Twin Rivers. It is indeed yellow. The ruling is not green, it is teal. I know as I made over 25000 of them last evening. Oh sorry, you had a question about the sketch? It appears to be a Buck 119 in red ink.:D
 
That's pretty old school. I think we should respond in morse code or smoke signals.


My guess would be a 118 also
 
LOL, really. THX. I needed that.

Actually I'm looking for carry options.
 
Wrap it in the 24 pound paper then using duct tape and a small bike tube fasten it to your belt. Or get a maker of fine leather or kydex sheaths on here, of which there are many, to fashion a suitable more permanent solution.:D

Feelin' a little of the giggles, sorry.
 
Win, hmmmm, errrrr, OK:

Winner gets to cut and paste my artwork for use as a desktop background for their computer/device!!!!!
 
Jesus H kee riced! Is that a 20 pound paper plain number 10 envelope? Looks like the scoring is a little off and the web needs moved over to the left about 1/8 ".
 
Legal pads all have two red margin lines by legal definition. We just tried to eliminate them to no avail.
 
THX rp. That right there is the beauty of posting here: Expert testimony as to how far wrong you can be. :)
 
Just stating the facts. The pads are made on a 520 paper converting machine from Will Manufacturing in Germany and the Envelopes on a 399 from Winkler Dunnebier also from Germany. Later.
 
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Nice one Quickdraw, I mean BG. You got it and at lightning speed.

A new to me Personal with sheath. Just cleaned it up a bit. And the sheath, really its just the belt loop that is failing, is about ready to give up the ghost.

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Feels great in the hand, particularly in the reverse grip. I like the upswept, Persian influence, blade with lots of belly.

Overall length 8.75", blade 4.5", handle 4.25" and weight of 3.4 ounces.

The sheath makes for a huge footprint on the belt. I bet that there is a slim, plastic perhaps, option somewhere.

Thanks you all for the good humor and for looking in.
 
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