The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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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The only disappointing thing was seeing that a famous old York pub, whichPeregrin visited with his son, and where me and Duncan had lunch, has been re-branded . It is now a "party bar" and live music venue, with a mock "Irish" theme, run by an irritating young man, with Dutch heritage
I'm sorry to hear that. The Maltings was one of my son's favorite pubs while studying at The University of York. He took us to the pub when we visited him some years ago. I felt right at home there. Sounds like I wouldn't feel that way now.Thanks guys, it was a shock seeing that the pub name had been changed, but when I looked into it, the news was even worse
Nice addition.
A bowl of tunes with a fine Albers.Baked beans for lunch today
Cowboy specialThe Barrett and beans
Lookout.
I guess I am on double secret probation.
LOL!
Thanks Jack.
It's a wonder Bob, Tool Man is a walking health hazard! Try doing a search on your posts in this thread Mitch
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Yikes! I hope it's back on soon MitchThe Barret,
Had severe summer storms last night. We came through but about 140,000 homes with out power in the region.
Nice Ruger Pete
I used to target shoot a lot of .22 back in the 80's Nice
This one has been getting more pocket time lately.
Good luck
It's very sad Gary, even the fellers at Leeds market were moaning about it today
I need to buy a book on Catalan, as I am headed to Girona for a few days at the end of March
Before sending Gravel off to buy some bhajis 
I hope you get on well with it my friend, nice pairing thereMea Culpa!! I just realized I never formally submitted my application to be a guardian.
A self imposed day of plinking is in order.
Much gratitude is extended to Jack Black, for this fine catty. Fit and finish is on par with a Cosimo lamb. Thank you my friend.
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I like the square frame corners on the Spitfire, great for aiming
I wish toolman a quick recovery. If all goes well, he should be using a walker the next day. Doctors here, want you on your feet as soon as possible.LOL!
Try doing a search on your posts in this thread Mitch
(Nothing stands out I have to say
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Yikes! I hope it's back on soon Mitch
Nice Ruger Pete
Nice
Good luck
It's very sad Gary, even the fellers at Leeds market were moaning about it today
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Good afternoon Guardians, I am just back from the market. Next week will be the last time Tool Man will be there for at least 6 weeks, as he is going into hospital for a long-awaited hip operation. Boring Ray's wife had made us a giant sausage roll, of which Tool Man immediately ate half.
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Later, when Shirley, brought down some chocolate fingers, the fat lump handed them out like Captain Scott, rationing chocolate on Christmas Day, and shoved the rest down his fat neck by the handful!
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I hope everyone has a good day
I am amazed how quick it was to zero it in, after a band adjustment.I hope you get on well with it my friend, nice pairing there
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It's very sad Gary, even the fellers at Leeds market were moaning about it today
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Good afternoon Guardians, I am just back from the market. Next week will be the last time Tool Man will be there for at least 6 weeks, as he is going into hospital for a long-awaited hip operation. Boring Ray's wife had made us a giant sausage roll, of which Tool Man immediately ate half.
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Later, when Shirley, brought down some chocolate fingers, the fat lump handed them out like Captain Scott, rationing chocolate on Christmas Day, and shoved the rest down his fat neck by the handful!
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I hope everyone has a good day
I'm sure they will want Tool Man on his feet as soon as possible Bob - and out of the door!
Great!
That's what I found too, just amazing Hope you enjoy your plinking session my friend, I might join you 
Thanks Steve, I suspect he will bypass the walker, and go straight to his Jaguar!Cheers Jack !
You too Jack, thanks for the report !
Best wishes to Toolman and a fast recovery
I'm sure they will want Tool Man on his feet as soon as possible Bob - and out of the door!
. Slow work day but this Goldilocks lamb is making it better. I’m a fan of this blade combo. A nice straight edge and a sweet Spey with some belly has proven to be real useful. 
Thanks, Bob. Glad that many have this one now.Amazing jigging on your Cosimo.
The bolster is perfect for that lamb.
My schedule is odd. Nice being off Monday-Wednesday though. While everyone is working I can get a lot of things done without too much fuss.Thursday seems a rotten week to start work mate
Thanks, Steve.Nice one Paul
I think some streaked horn would be appropriate or some nice Ebony.Glad to see Tool Man in top form!!! Can’t wait to meet him one day. I’m gonna attempt to eat everything he eats in one day
After much thought. I’m getting it recovered. Can’t get over the plasticky coat on it. I’m torn on what material to go with. Any thoughts? My first inclination was stag of course but I only hesitate because it’s already a thick puppy. I’m leaning towards nice piece of golden streaked horn.
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