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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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j williams
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Heres some old school gear. An arrowhead I found last summer.
In the tradition of Keppys. Heres a few....
Ancient printing of kepharts book
CR
ML
JK
And a CS hawk...
Khuk? Why not....
Trad guns?? Sure.
Ruger single six, and a chinese sks
And it dont get more trad then a genuine Colt 1911 commander, and the blade that stood up to it.
Sorry for gettin carried away... I was in a picture postin mood...
In the tradition of Keppys. Heres a few....
Ancient printing of kepharts book
CR
ML
JK
And a CS hawk...
Khuk? Why not....
Trad guns?? Sure.
Ruger single six, and a chinese sks
And it dont get more trad then a genuine Colt 1911 commander, and the blade that stood up to it.
Sorry for gettin carried away... I was in a picture postin mood...
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My baby- with the handle I put on it but have not completed yet- this thing has treated me well for years:
The most used camp knife in my collection:
My oldest slipjoint as well:
Good luck to everybody (but more for me)
The most used camp knife in my collection:
My oldest slipjoint as well:
Good luck to everybody (but more for me)
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I'm in... sort of. Enjoy the pictures! As much as I would LOVE to win the Roach Belly, I have already been lucky enough to win your anniversary knife contest which was incredible. Since I have already won a fantastic knife I want to sit this one out in hopes that someone who does not have pleasure of owning one of your fine knives has a better chance. Thanks for such a kick a$$ contest and prize.
Sorry...I really like this group shot
....and one more similar shot
Sorry...I really like this group shot
....and one more similar shot
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I'm in... sort of. Enjoy the pictures! As much as I would LOVE to win the Roach Belly, I have already been lucky enough to win your anniversary knife contest which was incredible. Since I have already won a fantastic knife I want to sit this one out in hopes that someone who does not have pleasure of owning one of your fine knives has a better chance. Thanks for such a kick a$$ contest and prize.
Sorry...I really like this group shot
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I like that group shot as well buddy, awesome collection !!!!
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Here is an old knife I have, not traditional in the sense of a Kephart or Roach Belly but still a bit of a classic.....
Pitdog! I have a knife just like that from my grandfather. Sturdy and well-made!! :thumbup:
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Well John mentioned hunting shacks so here's a picture of my uncle's camp that I hunt out of each season.
This is a view from the porch of camp and the building in the picture is the sauna, a traditional fixture of any true UP hunting camp. There's no better way to wind down after a cold day in the woods then sitting in the sauna with a cup of bourbon.
Here's a view of the whole camp from the front, my jeep is in the frame. My cousin set up his pop up blind in the parking lot as a joke, telling people who would stop in that it was his spot for the season.
This is a view from the porch of camp and the building in the picture is the sauna, a traditional fixture of any true UP hunting camp. There's no better way to wind down after a cold day in the woods then sitting in the sauna with a cup of bourbon.
Here's a view of the whole camp from the front, my jeep is in the frame. My cousin set up his pop up blind in the parking lot as a joke, telling people who would stop in that it was his spot for the season.
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Looks like this one will be a real popular model!Not really for outdoor, but it sure is traditional:
It's my great grandfather's straight razor, I use it frequently.
Before resto:
After resto:
More razors (the center DE is my father's)
As for traditional outdoor stuff:
Not really outdoor, but Opinels have been there for decades:
It's my great grandfather's straight razor, I use it frequently.
Before resto:
After resto:
More razors (the center DE is my father's)
As for traditional outdoor stuff:
Not really outdoor, but Opinels have been there for decades:
mtnfolk mike
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awesome guys...
i figured i might as well get in on this one too... i have been super busy lately and haven't had much time to spend online...
here's a few pics... i tend to prefer more traditional style knives and gear...
my ML camp/butcher knife....
a fiddleback nessie and a few ML's...
well it doesn't get much more traditional than traditional archery...
a quiver and some arrows i made...
how about some bluegrass music??
i figured i might as well get in on this one too... i have been super busy lately and haven't had much time to spend online...here's a few pics... i tend to prefer more traditional style knives and gear...
my ML camp/butcher knife....
a fiddleback nessie and a few ML's...
well it doesn't get much more traditional than traditional archery...
a quiver and some arrows i made...
how about some bluegrass music??