Blades upon Books - Traditionals

[Jack Black]

Many thanks for the recommendations Dave :thumbup:

 

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"The Romance of Our Municipal Services"? Be still, my heart!
Is that Boy Scout knife a table knife? It looks very like a folding fork I have.

 

[Jack Black]

"The Romance of Our Municipal Services"? Be still, my heart!
Is that Boy Scout knife a table knife? It looks very like a folding fork I have.

LOL! Cracked me up too! Yes, it is, a gift from Charlie C Someone posted a pair recently :thumbup:

 

[swaybacksteve]

One of my favorite authors about living in early Colorado is David Lavender. My mother in law worked for him as a nanny and had a life long friendship. My wife still gives out a copy to new friends who have never heard of him.

Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr
Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr

 

[AShearer]

One of my favorite authors about living in early Colorado is David Lavender. My mother in law worked for him as a nanny and had a life long friendship. My wife still gives out a copy to new friends who have never heard of him.

Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr
Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr

Very nice Steve! Great memories.

 

[swaybacksteve]

Thanks Alan! My favorite of his is Red Mountain
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[PNWJimbo]

 

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[Ratbert]

Man, your Mustang looks great! I really really like the oak leaf shield and the warm colors of the handle.

Great shot! Love that autumn leaf look!

Thanks...I fell n love with it as soon as it arrived!

 

[TPVT]

wow. what a knife! never seen anything like it. what did todd do with the bolster? is that blue g10 spacers? really cool. thanks for the pic. :thumbup:

 

[5K Qs]

🤙🤙great post Gary.

Thanks, Alan.

Delightful Davison and cool photo, Alan! :thumbup: How's the book? I've enjoyed Conroy's "coming of age" novels or disguised autobiographies or whatever they are, but I've never read Prince of Tides.

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Stunning displays of books & blades, Jack!! :thumbup::thumbup: I'd love to get my hands on Everybody's Pocket Companion. It looks like it's right up my alley; random facts and useless trivia seems to dominate my brain (or at least it used to). Is there a table of contents?

- GT

 

[AShearer]

wow. what a knife! never seen anything like it. what did todd do with the bolster? is that blue g10 spacers? really cool. thanks for the pic. :thumbup:

It's cool isn't it?

Blue micarta, steel, then blue micarta etc, then of course, black linen micarta. I like how he centered the pivot pin.

It's a mix of modern and traditional. I think it's a great piece of work.

 

[AShearer]

Thanks, Alan.

Delightful Davison and cool photo, Alan! :thumbup: How's the book? I've enjoyed Conroy's "coming of age" novels or disguised autobiographies or whatever they are, but I've never read Prince of Tides.


Stunning displays of books & blades, Jack!! :thumbup::thumbup: I'd love to get my hands on Everybody's Pocket Companion. It looks like it's right up my alley; random facts and useless trivia seems to dominate my brain (or at least it used to). Is there a table of contents?

- GT

Like all Conroy novels, it's dense and moving. Some say it was his best? Thanks Gary.

 

[naturalist]

First try on plaiting. 10strands, pouch for my GEC


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