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[The Fort]

My mess.

That’s a great pile! I don’t see a bad choice in there! -Lance

 

[redsparrow]

My mess.

I'm impressed with your mess!

 

[jwb01]

My mess.

That’s a whole mess of useful right there!

 

[willard0341]

Dug out a couple of 78s after seeing people posting pics of them. The stag suits me well, I enjoy the ebony also.
A farmer friend of mine was going to buy me lunch for retrieving a piece of equipment for him, I do believe that will happen today. Enjoy the weekend

 

[Shock_]

Current pile

 

[Will Power]

Out in the country today - pretending to be 'working at home and very busy' - ssshhh! Don't tell

This muck-heap manifested itself this morning What's the odd man out here I was thinking ? No not the fixed Grohmann, I like the flat grind. 1 Italian, 1 French, 1 Canadian, 4 Americans..2 carbons the rest various stainless No it's the CASE/Bose Norfolk, the only one with 2 blades, and that's why I like the Pen arrangement, my favourite for multi blades.

 

[JohnDF]

Still one of my favorite threads, wanna keep it going... Ebony Pile today.

 

[DelOro]

My Pile of Old Bones!

 

[JB in LV]

Still one of my favorite threads, wanna keep it going...

One of my favorite threads as well, @redsparrow . Changed up the end table pile a little. The 15 is always there, 66 clip mostly cuts fruit, and I have taken the Churchill out of hiding (inspired by Ken's beautiful collection @kenspen ). The Madison Barlow and 61 half congress are the ones screaming to be carried more and will go in the pocket this week.

 

[Will Power]

JB in LV that Tidioute is a looker and a fine rare bird too, very nice example

Regards, Will

 

[JB in LV]

JB in LV that Tidioute is a looker and a fine rare bird too, very nice example

Regards, Will

Thank you Will. The 61 is my favorite GEC pattern (two and four blade varieties). I was also just thinking that I really like the "Tidioute", "Northfield" and "UN-X-LD" shields above all others.

 

[redsparrow]

I do enjoy viewing group pics of knives and I'm delighted hearing from those of you who also appreciate this thread. It already contains heaps of fantastic cutlery and piles of splendid photos so I hope this thread continues to grow. I too look forward to the future creativity of you artisans with the camera, as those otherwise hidden gems of yours are revealed. A big thank you to all who have shared from their collections and or "liked" that which has been published here.

A small Pile of Cases.

Top to Bottom; Sowbelly, Small Saddlehorn, Copperhead and Texas Jack

 

[Will Power]

There's always room in my knife heart for a good CASE Got a few I wouldn't want to part with.

 

[edbeau]

My pile of Marbles Ram Horn knives.

 

[Horsewright]

Hand sanding handles. Sixty-five in this pile:

Wood handles are done first as they are generally more involved. Can ya name all the species?

Then the rest:

Stayed up late last night getting this pile done. 4 or 5 more to do and then I'm gonna pile em up in front of the buffers.

 

[Comprehensivist]

Horsewright

^Beautiful work there Dave on a big group. You personify “keeping your nose to the grindstone” with your work ethic. Very impressive batch!

Phil

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks.

 

[Jack Black]

Here's an usual bunch I snapped for another thread - Doctor's Knife, Heavy Cartilage Knife, and Surgeon's Knife...

And while I was looking for the Cartilage Knife, I came across these Ink Erasers

 

[willard0341]

Drinking some coffee and enjoying knives... I hope your day is pleasant

 

[edbeau]

A pile of Opinel Effiles. Big guy is a 15.