Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show

[Gevonovich]

 

[Wheeler80]

 

[redsparrow]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[GasMan1]

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[black mamba]

Here's a nice, minty 30 yr. old 34OT with all it's box and papers.

 

[GasMan1]

Here's a nice, minty 30 yr. old 34OT with all it's box and papers.

Jeff, that 34 is sweet. 19.95?, I'll take it. Does that include shipping?

 

[Will Power]

I like what it says about the dangers of sweat & fingerprints get those white gives on! Great find in anybody's book

BLURRING THE EDGES

Thanks, Will

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, guys, and that's a nice gunstock, Will. You're on a Winchester roll.

 

[Will Power]

Thanks Jeff, got sucked in by that Rogers Bone. Gunstock only 3" but a sturdy broad knife so I find it credible.

 

[GasMan1]

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[AShearer]

Here's a nice, minty 30 yr. old 34OT with all it's box and papers.

Very cool Jeff 🤙. You have to wonder sometimes how something could hang around like that.

 

[black mamba]

Definitely, Alan. It sure wasn't even handled much. No fingerprints or anything. Being an SFO, it may have been a gift and just put in a drawer somewhere and never even taken out for decades.

 

[paulhilborn]

 

[meako]

Took Kookaburra out camping on the weekend.
Kowen Forest pine plantation in the Australian Capital Territory.
My youngest scout was attending "Pigskin".
As an adult helper I assisted with a base teaching how to manage snake bites and construct a stretcher.
I was sitting around in the evening with the leaders from my sons pack having a coffee when a young scout wandered up. he was looking for a can opener. He asked as if he no idea what a can opener was.
I pulled the mighty kookaburra from my belt and deployed the can opener. I opened his can of what appeared to be tinned pus and handed it back to him with a warning not to lick the tin or get cut from the jagged edges.
The look on his face was similar to that of the caveman Everett McGill in Quest For Fire when he is shown how to make fire by Rae Dawn Chong.

 

[GasMan1]

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Took Kookaburra out camping on the weekend.
Kowen Forest pine plantation in the Australian Capital Territory.
My youngest scout was attending "Pigskin".
As an adult helper I assisted with a base teaching how to manage snake bites and construct a stretcher.
I was sitting around in the evening with the leaders from my sons pack having a coffee when a young scout wandered up. he was looking for a can opener. He asked as if he no idea what a can opener was.
I pulled the mighty kookaburra from my belt and deployed the can opener. I opened his can of what appeared to be tinned pus and handed it back to him with a warning not to lick the tin or get cut from the jagged edges.
The look on his face was similar to that of the caveman Everett McGill in Quest For Fire when he is shown how to make fire by Rae Dawn Chong.[/QUOTE]

Ahh youth..

 

[Old Engineer]

Very nice picture Paul !!!! Very nice old Robeson but I know almost nothing about old pocket watches but it does look nice .

Harry

 

[WhittlinAway]

Took Kookaburra out camping on the weekend.

I'm sure it found that preferable to hanging out in the old him tree.

Kookaburra's sure looking nice with a bit of patina. Lovely pic. [emoji106]