I just found the old penny in a drawer a couple of days ago, so when I saw yours, I felt like I needed to show mine off too.LOL!Well done Tom
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So useful it's rarely left behind.
Jack I can see where the word 'sneck' may have began... the Farmer and the gate latch both say "sneck" when they close.
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The one that's out for delivery is probably exactly like this except with an unadorned blade.
The one that's out for delivery is probably exactly like this except with an unadorned blade.
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Here's one that I posted over the weekend that fits in nicely here
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By coincidence, I was looking at a photo of that knife this morning. I had always meant to send it you Alain, and was trying to remember if I had actually done so!
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oh yes! I use it regularly, in fact it sits in my bar-cabinet. I use a lot the little blade and the corkscrew...By coincidence, I was looking at a photo of that knife this morning. I had always meant to send it you Alain, and was trying to remember if I had actually done so!
I have been looking for months after my '98 rally SAK. Impossible to remember where the *%! it could be. I finally found it safely stored this afternoon... The Big Charles once wrote that old age is a shipwreck...
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oh yes! I use it regularly, in fact it sits in my bar-cabinet. I use a lot the little blade and the corkscrew...
I have been looking for months after my '98 rally SAK. Impossible to remember where the *%! it could be. I finally found it safely stored this afternoon... The Big Charles once wrote that old age is a shipwreck...
That's nice
That's a good description of old age! 
Here are a couple of G Sekai Trekkers with ZDP-189 main blades. One has had its handle replaced with Titanium scales which include tweezers, a tooth pick, and a pen.View attachment 1515112
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My grandmother and great grandmother worked for James Chesterman, and I collect Ruler Knives. Stan Shaw made me this one, and I'm carrying it today to mark his passing 
RIP Stan
RIP Stan
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I lost one of the handles again. I'll sand down the leather and glue this one on, then I'll do the other side when it turns up.
View attachment 1518945 Metals galore: embossed Aluminum and "knapped" steel.
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Psychedelic dude!
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That one literally rules JackMy grandmother and great grandmother worked for James Chesterman, and I collect Ruler Knives. Stan Shaw made me this one, and I'm carrying it today to mark his passing
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Kip Wenger...
She's only seventeen... (ounces)
She's only seventeen... (ounces)
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Wait, what kind of metal are we talking about here?
