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[oregon]

 

[BG42EDGE]

I'd say late 60s 118.

Camera broke??

 

[russianpolander]

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.

 

[Badhammer]

That's pretty old school. I think we should respond in morse code or smoke signals.


My guess would be a 118 also

 

[oregon]

LOL, really. THX. I needed that.

Actually I'm looking for carry options.

 

[russianpolander]

Oh, what do we win? Perhaps the 12" steel rule from Bates.

 

[russianpolander]

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.

Feelin' a little of the giggles, sorry.

 

[oregon]

Win, hmmmm, errrrr, OK:

Winner gets to cut and paste my artwork for use as a desktop background for their computer/device!!!!!

 

[oregon]

Light bulb just went off on my end!

 

[oregon]

Paper cuts, uh huh, nothing to laugh at. Nope.

 

[oregon]

Camera is OK.

However, crayons missing so no coloring in...

 

[russianpolander]

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 ".

 

[russianpolander]

Yeah I make them too on occasion.

 

[oregon]

Regular pad, not legal, by DiversaFile Everett.

 

[oregon]

I've just sent morse and smoke, awaiting reply.

 

[russianpolander]

Legal pads all have two red margin lines by legal definition. We just tried to eliminate them to no avail.

 

[oregon]

THX rp. That right there is the beauty of posting here: Expert testimony as to how far wrong you can be.

 

[russianpolander]

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.

 

[oregon]

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.

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.

 

[jb4570]

LOL, really. THX. I needed that.

Actually I'm looking for carry options.

Carry options?

Fold it up and put it in you pocket

jb4570