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Did your Traditional knife get a workout today? -Part II
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I helped tarp a very large pile of corn today, used this little feller to cut holes and trim. 
the edge held up better than what I thought it would
the edge held up better than what I thought it would
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Just having a snack with the wine I'm drinking 
Happy Friday folks! 
Happy Friday folks! 
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Sandwich time! 
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What a good lookin' knife, i love the pattern in the bone and how did you get those "patina drops" on the bolster??Sandwich time!
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My Lanny`s clip got a serious workout on this whale me and Jan had for tea!
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What a good lookin' knife, i love the pattern in the bone and how did you get those "patina drops" on the bolster??
Thanks a lot Kevin
That's one of Charlie @waynorth 's 'Ancient Barlows', a limited run based on an old Sheffield pattern. GEC left some 'scale' on the bolsters. There's lots more info and pics in Charlie's Barlow thread (you might have to do a search within the thread). Here's another pic for now 
TOP pic mate!
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They look great. Enjoy.
The deer ate mine.
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About time!Gave a test in a class today, and wore my lucky tie as I've done for taking or giving mathematics tests since 1969. But today was the first time I used a Vic Alox money clip as a tie clasp!
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I never thought of that at all, to be honest.
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I love it. I've been hesitant to put my 2nd Cut Stag #25 to work because it is so pretty. However, these look even better with some use and patina.
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Gave a test in a class today, and wore my lucky tie as I've done for taking or giving mathematics tests since 1969. But today was the first time I used a Vic Alox money clip as a tie clasp!
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Too cool, GT!
Used this today to harvest shallots/spring onions and bok choy from the garden, and to slice chillies, lemons and oranges. (But I didn't get any pics of it in action.)
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Used this today to harvest shallots/spring onions and bok choy from the garden, and to slice chillies, lemons and oranges. (But I didn't get any pics of it in action.)
Good to see your ebony Lambsfoot back in the field Chin
Mine helped me cook a stir-fry the other night 
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Thanks for the comments, Jer & Chin.Too cool, GT!
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I've been wondering for a long time if a Vic money clip could be used that way, and I finally picked one up at a consignment store while on vacation in August.- GT
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Gave a test in a class today, and wore my lucky tie as I've done for taking or giving mathematics tests since 1969. But today was the first time I used a Vic Alox money clip as a tie clasp!
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What a great idea GT never tried it on a tie but I have carried this old Winchester money clip for years instead of a wallet. It has a finger nail file and pen blade.
