It's Old Timer time, fellas: Show your U.S.-made OTs

I think the 340T could quite possibly be the best first knife a kid could carry. And also the best last knife a man could carry before he departs from the earth...
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315 said:
I think the 340T could quite possibly be the best first knife a kid could carry. And also the best last knife a man could carry before he departs from the earth...
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This post just motivated me to buy a used 34OT of a popular, auction site. It should be here next Tuesday , i hope it's as nice as the pictures suggest.
 
315 said:
Jimmy would approve...:)
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On a side note, as a person growing up mainly from the 80's on... most people my age only know Jimmy Stewart from "It's a Wonderful Life" at Christmas time. Well, after watching westerns religiously for the last couple years, I found out he was a heck of a lot more than a Christmas classic... I have not seen many bad Jimmy Stewart movies, very talented man ;) I particularly like "The Cheyenne Social Club" and "Winchester '73" :thumbsup:
 
veitsi_poika said:
On a side note, as a person growing up mainly from the 80's on... most people my age only know Jimmy Stewart from "It's a Wonderful Life" at Christmas time. Well, after watching westerns religiously for the last couple years, I found out he was a heck of a lot more than a Christmas classic... I have not seen many bad Jimmy Stewart movies, very talented man ;) I particularly like "The Cheyenne Social Club" and "Winchester '73" :thumbsup:
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Very true and those are both great westerns. I really like " The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance".
 
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