Thanks North Carolina Guild and Forumites

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Just wanted to thank the forumites who stopped by and or got knives from me at the Winston-Salem Show. I certainly had a great time and a good show. I found alot of nice handle materials such as mammouth and some small stag. Even had Terrill take pictures of Two sets of new models: The Coonskinner and the Quail and Bream knife and the Gents Hunter and Skinner. Also sold my first S-30-V knives, they seemed to be a big hit. Also got my first batch of Damascus with John Poythress steering me in the right direction. Thanks to Tommy McNabb and the N.C. Guild members/crew for the great weekend and show. I always look forward to it all year long. They really put on a class act!! This year I donated a knife to Montgomery Community College for their contributions to knifemakeing. I plan on doing that at the show every year, the school really makes you feel at home. I give them my highest recommendation. Sorry about the long winded thread and that I haven't popped up before now, took a while to get over "show-leg" Take care all. Geno
 
Likewise, it was great to meet you in person as well Mr. Denning! I really liked the new models a lot and hope to get one of the coonskinners sometime in the future. I really like that S30V Black Widow. Goodness! That's some tough steel! I've been using it quite a bit and like it a whole lot. I'll keep you posted on how it does as time goes along.

Hope to catch you there next year or sooner!
 
Geno, it was good to see you again at the show. Glad you had a good time. I just wish the little lady was with you...I missed seeing her! :(
 
Howdy There..Caveman..!
You didn't tell me about the new models...! Let's see some photos...! Sorry that I didn't get to the show, but looking forward to seeing ya the fifth.

Later "Possum":cool:
 
My favorite Denning is his Chute knife.Great combination
of utility and beauty.When i got mine,i couldn't put it down.
Looks like the cavelady finally let Gino use the computer!

:)
 
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