Nice knifeI don’t think I can match a Yorkshire mariachi, but I can do a Pennsylvania cowboy.
What brand and type is it?
I had to.
I don’t think I can match a Yorkshire mariachi, but I can do a Pennsylvania cowboy.
These posts are quite whimsical and clever, I like itHow about a proper English gentleman?
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Nice knife
"SWEET"Thanks! It’s a Tidioute #25 Barlow. The #25 is one of my favorite GEC patterns, particularly with the spear point blade.
Looks a lot like the hat my grandpa used to wear every day. Very cool.Here's my best "Western Hat" with a Mike Irie "Sport 100"
The hat is a Mallory Fifteen "Pliafelt" originally sold by Tucker's in McAllen, TX - probably early 1950's. Beautiful thing, buttery soft and super lightweight.
Great piece of headwear.Here's my best "Western Hat" with a Mike Irie "Sport 100"
The hat is a Mallory Fifteen "Pliafelt" originally sold by Tucker's in McAllen, TX - probably early 1950's. Beautiful thing, buttery soft and super lightweight.
Thanks fellas, I'm very proud of it.
If "ImageTitan" worked better I'd post some better pics
Time for a new hatWe all have our favorite hats for working around the farm.I like it because it reflects the hot sun and feel cooler with the seasoned air vents.
But keep the knife, it's a cracker.Lol. I've tried to throw it away many times. Just can't seem to do it.Time for a new hat
I know exactly what you mean.Lol. I've tried to throw it away many times. Just can't seem to do it.
Horsewright
Good evening, thought you may be interested in this, not only as cattle farmers , but also as makers of leather products. When i was a kid growing up, spent my school holidays at my families home in the country. My cousin was a cattle and sheep stockman and auctioneer, and i went to sales with him. He said i had to be dressed for the part,and to make myself useful, so he bought me my first hat and a cattle cane/prod. These are not what i had as a kid, but things i bought myself as i got older. Thought you would be interested in the cane. It is for use rounding up cattle in yards and loading onto trucks. It is made with a Kangaroo hide handle grip, on a 4 foot cane with Kangaroo hide flaps. No good for paddock work, but really useful for yard work.
Oh come on now.Tell the truth. Your mother bought them to use on your behind because you played hookie from school.
No wonder THEY work, old bovine probably thinks it's a RATTLER.Well for cattle work we use these plastic things that Doug (look careful ya can see his knife) is holding. We call em a paddle. The red plastic part is hollow and has some hard plastic beads in them. They rattle pretty good.
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