Photos How Well Do We Know Our ABC's? (Traditional Version)

[Chui]

....the former..! I might be able to hide the knife from her, but fat chance after I wouldn't be able to hide the hole in my bank account......I'd languish in a loveless existence from there on in

 

[Prester John]

....the former..! I might be able to hide the knife from her, but fat chance after I wouldn't be able to hide the hole in my bank account......I'd languish in a loveless existence from there on in

I completely understand.

 

[5K Qs]

I'd languish in a loveless existence from there on in

- GT

 

[btb01]

Tidioute #73 Scout, Left-handed Liner Lock

Tidioute #25 Little Jack in Ebony

Waynorth Cutlery #93 Lambsfoot

Tidioute #14 Lick Creek Barlow

Tidioute #14 Lick Creek Boy's Knife

Tidioute #15 Huckleberry Boy's Knife in Black Linen Micarta

 

[Half/Stop]

One of Lyles #38 Lick Creek Farmers Jacks

 

[Jathes]

Linen micarta

 

[Will Power]

One of Lyles #38 Lick Creek Farmers Jacks

And a great example too I must say Ron

 

[Will Power]

L LONGPULL

 

[Will Power]

L LIONSTEEL LIGHTNING BOLT

 

[Will Power]

LINER-LOCK GEC 73 Osage Orange and Lager

 

[Will Power]

 

[Frailer]

Lessard Pioneer mod

 

[Will Power]

LEGENDARY

 

[Half/Stop]

And a great example too I must say Ron

Thanks Will!

A great example indeed my friend!

 

[eisman]

L is for Levers; not often seen:

 

[dcpritch]

Some John Lloyd knives

A Jerry Lairson ivory hunter

 

[Prester John]

M is for McCoy

A small stockman souvenir from Silver Dollar City near Branson, Missouri in 1993.

 

[I'mSoSharp]

Modified Muela

 

[Will Power]

M MARTTIINI Neither stirred nor shaken

 

[Will Power]

M MINI-MUSKRAT single-spring Schatt & Morgan