Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show

I'm having trouble viewing the link above , but i think it is a problem at my end .
I have owned Grafting and Budding knives for years , I was an orchardist ( apples and pears ), and that is where I first started buying Tina knives .
The one pictured with the strange bump on the blade we used for Budding and Grafting and the more plain sheeps foot type blades were used for Grafting only .
After I gave up growing fruit I continued to carry my Tina 605 ( sheeps foot blade ) as an EDC because they are a fantastic knife .

Ken
 
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Just a picture
 
singin50 said:
That's a great shot but that mamma Robin is going to be very angry at you.:D
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that or the momma "adopts" the 85 and wonders why it doesnt hatch
then she gets all depressed and commits Robincide

man how could you do that to her!

sorry, too much caffeine i think :p


i mean, on topic
 
Sitflyer - I love the art work at the very top - incredibly capturing.

Heres a shot of the good ol days before I did the unthinkable and lost my Ebony ppp

 
Trio of Anton Wingen Stag fixed blades, A.W Jr being one of the better Solingen Cutlers..






Something different, my Eagle..
 

Thank you Jake - a favourite Slicer of mine in the kitchen!

What a fantastic man he is.... I will never forget this meeting in my whole life-a room of just fantastic people!

 
From the trip on the Clyde.How to get patina-use it for fishing.At the end of 4 days this thing was rusty and stiff to open. A bit of a wash and brush up and good as new.
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