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Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show

I pulled out my knife roll to add a couple of new members and decided to take a photo. I have some cheap knives in a box that my boys have access to, and I have a couple of fixed blades not pictured. However, here is my modest, but beautiful (in my opinion) collection:

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JTB_5 said:
I pulled out my knife roll to add a couple of new members and decided to take a photo. I have some cheap knives in a box that my boys have access to, and I have a couple of fixed blades not pictured. However, here is my modest, but beautiful (in my opinion) collection:

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Very nice, Joshua. Is that juniper wood on the one in right center?
 
JTB_5 said:
I pulled out my knife roll to add a couple of new members and decided to take a photo. I have some cheap knives in a box that my boys have access to, and I have a couple of fixed blades not pictured. However, here is my modest, but beautiful (in my opinion) collection:

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Really nice! Especially like the orange stainless.
 
TheChunk91 said:
Don't see radios like that so much anymore.
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But I'll warrant it's still working like most Japanese made products of that era, unlike much of the contemporary stuff from their westerly neighbour..;) I have a small solar powered calculator from the late 70s still working 100% and a Seiko(rather unfashionable now as it's ultra slim and smaller ) that's 42 years old and keeps perfect time:thumbsup: That's environmental in my book, products that last and work, not landfill fodder.
 
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