A grail knife for me

Tony G said:
You mean the one I loaned you once?

Well it turns out that DeAnne likes that one... and even she hasn't come up with some "trick" to get it.

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hmmm, I thought that mountain climbers didnt need a knife that big. :D

btw, nice set there, and very nice SFNO. :thumbup:
 
book'em said:
Beautiful knife, you've probably seen this before eh? It was my first Busse, might be the last to go also.
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book'em, how thick is that one? Maybe it is a trick of the perspective or something, it does not look like it would be ~ 0.23".
 
Tony G said:

Neither do people that live in Cleveland. :p

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Well, hell, before I was infected with the Wauseon Wasting Syndrome, I didn't need any of these knives. Now, I drive down the road and see some trees and think, 'Hey, let's get the FBM and clear that woodlot' It's a sickenss. But, seriously, I think I need the Leaner Meaner for slicing the prosciutto.
 
I kinda like my meaners too!!! Of course they are not Satin.:(

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My Meaner Street Set 001: Leaner, Meaner & Porky Parkway!!!
 
Tony G said:
A "Grail" knife for me.

Long before I was “HamFrancisco”, long before I was “Tony G”, long before I was “Spydieopath”, long before I really knew what a Busse was, back when Skunk & Old Pig Stick were nearly young men :foot:.... I lusted after this knife. Satin Black Paper Meaner Streets.
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No regrets and all that, but when I made the decision to abstain from small Busses, the top two in this picture were the hardest ones to let go:

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I sorely miss the black paper option.
 
rbmcmjr said:
No regrets and all that, but when I made the decision to abstain from small Busses, the top two in this picture were the hardest ones to let go:
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I remember looking at that AD or maybe one Hammy had and for some reason something in my life at the time made me pause.... and well then it was gone. :p

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Congratulations, Tony--that is truly a thing of beauty, and it always warms my heart to see a fellow Hog acquire just the perfect blade! :thumbup:
 
Now that is a beautiful knife.

And I can tell it even at my current, advanced age.

Without my glasses.
 
Congratulations, that's a sweet looking blade.:cool::thumbup:

Thanks for sharing
Helle
 
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