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- Nov 15, 2007
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FIRST Matt
three weeks ago or so I purchased on the exchange TA Davison knife from Matt aka Buckeyebullet, in the pm informing that he sent the knife, he mentioned that the box has 2 packages. When I opened the box I was amazed to see, beside the TA Davison, Case XX 2 dot jack 6235 1/2, red scales, new with no use signs. THANKS MATT for awesome knife, I couldn't ask for more.
SECOND Jack Black
Not long after, I got a pm from Jack aka Jack Black asking if I'm still after lambfoot (for me these are not easy to find o/l) and weather I'd like one from his ever loaded table or maybe an A Wright one. This pm took me by surprise I must say. The more traditional the better, so I asked for a vintage Taylor Eye Witness, which arrived few days ago. The knife had obviously saw use but will stay alive long after me
Fantastic knife which reminds me why these were so popular knife at that times, much as a Barlow. The knife is now in a process of oil SPA and bech stones, heading to be a favorite EDC. THANKS Jack for letting me into the order of Guardians of the Lambfoot.
The spirit of this forum and the members, well friends, make is place the best on the planet.
Couple of quick photos I took, and forgive the low quality
Mike
three weeks ago or so I purchased on the exchange TA Davison knife from Matt aka Buckeyebullet, in the pm informing that he sent the knife, he mentioned that the box has 2 packages. When I opened the box I was amazed to see, beside the TA Davison, Case XX 2 dot jack 6235 1/2, red scales, new with no use signs. THANKS MATT for awesome knife, I couldn't ask for more.
SECOND Jack Black
Not long after, I got a pm from Jack aka Jack Black asking if I'm still after lambfoot (for me these are not easy to find o/l) and weather I'd like one from his ever loaded table or maybe an A Wright one. This pm took me by surprise I must say. The more traditional the better, so I asked for a vintage Taylor Eye Witness, which arrived few days ago. The knife had obviously saw use but will stay alive long after me
Fantastic knife which reminds me why these were so popular knife at that times, much as a Barlow. The knife is now in a process of oil SPA and bech stones, heading to be a favorite EDC. THANKS Jack for letting me into the order of Guardians of the Lambfoot.The spirit of this forum and the members, well friends, make is place the best on the planet.
Couple of quick photos I took, and forgive the low quality
Mike
