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Nice pile Justin, I like congress and cookies!
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Nice pile Justin, I like congress and cookies!
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Is your ebony a #14 or #15? That gunstock is my kind of fidget knife. I love two blades with the pulls on the same side, I'd open and close both blades on that knife until my wife tells me to "Knock it off!"JohnDF +1 !!! Nice pile today JD.
More than the usual today but... altogether they only make a "Small Pile"
I don't have much time in the morning so I do my knife admiring in the evenings after the kids are in the bed. Used to have a bigger recliner table but my wife said I kept it to junked up and now I only have this little round one.
Checking out some of my 61s tonight, been carrying the stag version this week.
Biolube and Kleenex? Sounds like a romantic knife night, followed by an oatmeal cookie for dessert
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The ebony is a 14, I'm looking forward to some new ones soon. The gunstock is the best small carry I've ever encountered, only 3 inches but, as easy to hold and grip as most 3 1/2s. I had passed over getting one several times until I read Will Power's post, stating it was exceptional. Let me tell you Will knew what he was talking about !!Is your ebony a #14 or #15? That gunstock is my kind of fidget knife. I love two blades with the pulls on the same side, I'd open and close both blades on that knife until my wife tells me to "Knock it off!"
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Our knives are twins!!!
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I knew I liked yours for some reason... now I know why!
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Nothing like a well used and carried knife. They’re great I love them got this one NOS from around that same time period.Love that Uncle Henry! I have one just like it that I bought in 1970. It was the first knife that I paid over $20 for & I carried it every day for over 30 years before retiring it.
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How come my piles look different than your guy's piles?
Piles and piles around here:
Piles and piles around here:
Biolube and Kleenex? Sounds like a romantic knife night, followed by an oatmeal cookie for dessert
I know how to have a good time!!
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That's one of the interesting things about piles Horsewright, every pile is unique.How come my piles look different than your guy's piles?
Piles and piles around here:
Your's have a certain somethin' we all love to see. Something that is only seen in a work in progress pile. Oh my, yes!!! More than qualifies... and a splendid pile of vintage barlows at that! Wow!I guess this qualifies as a pile...
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Those old bolster stamps are like artwork.
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I guess this qualifies as a pile...
Yes it does....a pile of pure vintage!
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Knives and Star Wars... That's a Win/WinPut the PC pile away today and took these ones out to accompany me while I watch star wars
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