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Blades upon Books - Traditionals

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French knife, American author, English setting.
 
5K Qs said:
Cool double entendre pic, Vince! :cool::thumbsup::cool:;)
Is you Case Peanut new to you?

- GT
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It was a gift from over a year ago, Gary. A 1990 SFO with cocobolo scales. Very nice, but I usually tote something a little larger. I was reading the book last night. Got it recently at an auction house/estate sale for $1.00. A 1961 printing of a 1952 book--probably the first Peanuts paperback compilation.
 
Prester John said:
It was a gift from over a year ago, Gary. A 1990 SFO with cocobolo scales. Very nice, but I usually tote something a little larger. I was reading the book last night. Got it recently at an auction house/estate sale for $1.00. A 1961 printing of a 1952 book--probably the first Peanuts paperback compilation.
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Back when Snoopy was still a dog.
 
Prester John said:
It was a gift from over a year ago, Gary. A 1990 SFO with cocobolo scales. Very nice, but I usually tote something a little larger. I was reading the book last night. Got it recently at an auction house/estate sale for $1.00. A 1961 printing of a 1952 book--probably the first Peanuts paperback compilation.
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Now that I read this, the fog is lifting a little, and I remember that I've seen your cocobolo Peanut, and I remember the bargains you reported after visiting the estate sale recently. An uncle and aunt whose house we often visited after church when I was in middle school usually had Peanuts compilations, and I'd read those instead of playing with my girl cousins. :rolleyes:

- GT
 
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