Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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Incredibly gorgeous! A masterpiece of understatement. Just stunning.
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Wow Charlie, you really pulled out all the stops for Stag Saturday!
That Horseman's Knife looks to be in great condition 
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Choice indeed
My vote goes to the Grinling, the 38 is such a beautiful frame and it still holds potential for more variants. (Large Penknife e.g.)
Thanks, Will
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I posted these in other threads yesterday, but I’m going to put them here, as well… Sorry, but it is Saturday.
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Haven't carried much stag in 2022 because of a reduced number of knives in my rotation so far this year, but I've carried one this week so I'll post several pics.
Mark side stag is kind of anemic, but still stag.
Pile side stag is more exciting to me.
The stag covers are quite symmetric in thickness, and there's some eye-catching filework.
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Mark side stag is kind of anemic, but still stag.
Pile side stag is more exciting to me.
The stag covers are quite symmetric in thickness, and there's some eye-catching filework.
- GT