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Song Sung BLUE: Blue-handled Traditional Knives
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This was my step granddads. Old Kent. I wanted to get close to the icicles cause the looked kinda neat hanging on the brush/roots. But, decided against that as was inbriated and at those times me and water don't really get along. I didn't get good shot but stayed dry and still have a working phone. 🎅
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I agree P, I like how solid the tone holds together in that 25 
That is some stunning burl rinos
That is some stunning burl rinos
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(Creamy blue camel bone perfection.)
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Sarah - Congrats, they make a lovely couple!
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I just realized I don't have a blue traditional. Some blue Spyderco's, but no traditionals. I'm going to have to remedy that. Another Gec I need.
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This was my step granddads. Old Kent. I wanted to get close to the icicles cause the looked kinda neat hanging on the brush/roots. But, decided against that as was inbriated and at those times me and water don't really get along. I didn't get good shot but stayed dry and still have a working phone. 🎅
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Nice shot of Gramps knife.what a beauty to have.
.But if we see a pic of your hand holding the knife emerging from the water like in the King Arthur legend we should inmediately call the local rescue service.
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Thanks, Ron!Sarah - Congrats, they make a lovely couple!
If I could encourage 'em to spawn, I'd be set for life.
Case's well-executed Navy Blue continues to shine forth. But, what is this last beauty? It looks more mediterranean...? Whatever it is, it's fine. :thumbup:
The color values and distribution in yours are very similar to mine (enough so that I did a double-take when scrolling on a tiny screen). Beaut.
(Are we looking at... emerging sheep?)
Nice shot of Gramps knife.what a beauty to have.This was my step granddads. Old Kent. I wanted to get close to the icicles cause the looked kinda neat hanging on the brush/roots. But, decided against that as was inbriated and at those times me and water don't really get along. I didn't get good shot but stayed dry and still have a working phone. 🎅
But if we see a pic of your hand holding the knife emerging from the water like in the King Arthur legend we should inmediately call the local rescue service.
Meako, I agree with your estimation of Ulf K.'s picture and knife.
But dude, you are our local rescue service!
Say, beautiful GOLD member name, btb01!
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Could be a lot sadder.Sadly, this is the only blue traditional I have so far (although I've been pining after a blue Indian River Jack)... At least the color matches perfectly with the spork it hangs out with in my lunch bag!
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I didn't know Victorinox made a clip-point.
True that; and the Vic is a "Day Packer", apparently made to satisfy Americans' desire for that style of blade.
I have a Day Packer. They're nice little knives, especially for the money.
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Thank you btb01.
Not quite sure of the bone color's name Sarah. The trapper came with a Silver Eagle in a Millineium presentation box and I don't recall seeing the color named.
Thank you !