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[Will Power]

Verdun??

 

[5K Qs]

The beaver happens to be Canada’s national animal. I like them as well Dylan, and this one took quite some time to find and secure. Happy to say, it was certainly worth the wait.

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Those 2-blade toothpicks are sweet!!

- GT

 

[Un-Chained]

Those 2-blade toothpicks are sweet!!
- GT

Thanks GT !


These powder horns are great.

 

[Jolipapa]

Verdun??

Paris Catacombs.


Back to the thread.

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks GT !
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These powder horns are great.

Hard to believe those are about 10 years old!

- GT

 

[Un-Chained]

Hard to believe those are about 10 years old!
- GT

Yes, recently found and I don't plan on using them unless I find nicer examples.
So many more users available for that.
Patience is unfortunately a virtue.

 

[dantzk8]

Verdun??

The parisian catacombs. Old quarries used in ossuaries to unclog the parisian graveyards. If i well remember it was in 1786. An author, Philippe Muray, in a book, "Le 19 eme siècle à travers les ages. The 19th century through the ages", considers, with some reasons, it's the true beginning of the french revolution.

Dan.

 

[Corto_Malt]

My poor trio ...

 

[CelloDan]

My poor trio ...

Very nice my friend
I really like the trio, a straight edge, a clip and a spear in a very useful size !
Looks like the clip blade is doing most of the work though

 

[JSutter]

. :::: Carry laws for folding knives in California are quite reasonable.

State law may have changed since we moved to my wife’s home state, but different cities across CA (like Oakland & San Francisco) have restrictive city laws. Like blades must be shorter than 3”. And State school knife laws (626.xx PC) are also, although IME these laws were utilized to keep the good kids & staff safe from the thug students refusing to behave & stop thugging.

GEC and Case:

 

[Corto_Malt]

Very nice my friend
I really like the trio, a straight edge, a clip and a spear in a very useful size !
Looks like the clip blade is doing most of the work though

Thank you.
The #38 was the first one. It's very practical and takes up little space at the bottom of a pocket. Moreover its blade is not so far from the shape of my usual Laguiole.
The #47 I hesitate to use it because at the beginning I wanted a micarta handle, I think that maybe one day I'll be able to exchange it... (we can dream)
The TC Barlow, I find it very beautiful but it is a little small for my use. For the moment it stays warm.

 

[Spydergirl88]

This will be 13 years old this year

 

[5K Qs]

This will be 13 years old this year

Looks good and innocent, but those teenage years can be a challenge!

- GT

 

[EngrSorenson]

This will be 13 years old this year

does it pretend to know everything, and doesn’t want to be seen in public with you, yet?

edit... GT beat me to it...

 

[btb01]

This will be 13 years old this year

Looks good and innocent, but those teenage years can be a challenge!

- GT

Before you know it, it’ll be sneaking out at night, hanging out with a bad crowd (modern folders ), might even come home with a lanyard hole piercing or — god forbid — a pocket clip!

 

[Peregrin]

Hey folks, Let's keep the knife politics comments/discussions out of here. There's a place for those discussions, and this is not the place.

 

[rdave]

these little #33s came out real nice last year

 

[Spydergirl88]

these little #33s came out real nice last year

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Wow that is really nice

 

[Jiki]

Hey folks, Let's keep the knife politics comments/discussions out of here. There's a place for those discussions, and this is not the place.

I tried to tell them. 5¢

 

[rdave]

Wow that is really nice

there was a time when the #33 was not among my favorites but gEC did a great job on both
the bone and stag on this last run and they fit really well in the pocket...