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Pearl handled Knives
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black mamba
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An old Bulldog trapper with some nice MOP. I carry this one frequently.
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Mite as well put a Bottle in the Mix
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Very nice Case Knives Wazu
This thread always makes me feel inadequate when I post something here. 
Marvelous knives, everyone!
Looks like a big peanut! Love that acorn shield, too!
That's definitively the most beautiful Remington I've ever seen.
Simply outstanding. :thumbup:
Had this for a little while, but it never seemed exceptional enough to post. However, I took some photos of it for another thread and I figured I'd share a few in the thread designed for it.
The blade's seen better days, but it's holding a surprisingly sharp edge, the years having essentially mated the grind and secondary bevel into a single cutting plane. The pearl's mostly intact, and I really love the subtle but strong "waves" on both sides. I rarely have occasion to carry any sort of pipe paraphrenelia, given my status as "ex-smoker", but it did find its way into my pocket the other day and performed ably in the stead of other "more favored" knives. Even found a few alternative uses for the fixed tamper.
(I have no idea who J.H.C. is or why 7 April 1949 was worth commemorating in knife form, but I like the way this little bugger looks so I think I may start taking advantage of America's kooky date notation and telling people the knife belonged to Jesus H. Christ who really was American and celebrated July 4th.
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Marvelous knives, everyone!Looks like a big peanut! Love that acorn shield, too!
That's definitively the most beautiful Remington I've ever seen.
Simply outstanding. :thumbup:
Had this for a little while, but it never seemed exceptional enough to post. However, I took some photos of it for another thread and I figured I'd share a few in the thread designed for it.
The blade's seen better days, but it's holding a surprisingly sharp edge, the years having essentially mated the grind and secondary bevel into a single cutting plane. The pearl's mostly intact, and I really love the subtle but strong "waves" on both sides. I rarely have occasion to carry any sort of pipe paraphrenelia, given my status as "ex-smoker", but it did find its way into my pocket the other day and performed ably in the stead of other "more favored" knives. Even found a few alternative uses for the fixed tamper.
(I have no idea who J.H.C. is or why 7 April 1949 was worth commemorating in knife form, but I like the way this little bugger looks so I think I may start taking advantage of America's kooky date notation and telling people the knife belonged to Jesus H. Christ who really was American and celebrated July 4th.
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That Case Barlow is SSSSSSSWWWWWEEEETTT!
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A Vailsburgh Knife Co New Jersey lobster knife circa 1875-1900 according to Goins'
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Another Alsdorf. I had a tough time convincing Mike to make this equal end with a spear rather than his normal clip. I know it was the first he made with the spear and a good chance it was the only one?
