The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

lentuk said:
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Love that Autumn Gold Bone in the middle. I tried to find a single blade like that a while back, but all I saw available were the two-blade versions. Great collection of NF Barlows you have there!
 
Bein' it's Sunday, I've been housebound for the last week due to shoulder issues and I have no plans on doin' anything requirin' any effort more than poppin' the cap on a few beers I'm carryin' this sweet little Robeson. Hand hammered and a most unusual Robeson it seems to fit the day...

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...and just in case I need something a little more substantial I'm bringing this one along.

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Ted, You're posting some dynamite photos of some nice knives! I think you've figured out how to use that new camera of yours.
 
Some Robeson Red to warm a cold January Sunday from the Great Black Swamp in Ohio. Drained by German immigrants in the 1800's, the area is now fertile, flat farmland. But still cold in January.
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T. Erdelyi said:
Bein' it's Sunday, I've been housebound for the last week due to shoulder issues and I have no plans on doin' anything requirin' any effort more than poppin' the cap on a few beers I'm carryin' this sweet little Robeson. Hand hammered and a most unusual Robeson it seems to fit the day...

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Hope your shoulder is better now Ted, I've been having a few problems with mine recently :( That's a beautiful little Robeson :thumbup:

Peregrin said:
Ted, You're posting some dynamite photos of some nice knives! I think you've figured out how to use that new camera of yours.
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You're not kidding Gary! Hungarian on fire!! :D :cool:

Hope everyone has a pleasant Sunday. Two inches of snow here, and I am planning on having a lazy day listening to the radio and catching up on some reading ;) :thumbup:

 
A re-post, but I love this picture so here it is again-- an accumulation of days, the knives and accoutrement that floated up and out throughout a prior span of work and play (including clicking, clacking, and comparing, of course):

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~ P.
 
pertinux said:
A re-post, but I love this picture so here it is again-- an accumulation of days, the knives and accoutrement that floated up and out throughout a prior span of work and play (including clicking, clacking, and comparing, of course):

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~ P.
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Awesome collection! And gorgeous photograph!
 
Sarah, gotta stop washin' the knives in hot water and then puttin' 'em in the dryer. Either that or I want whatever you're puttin' on the penny 'cause I got an 1800s Morgan silver dollar I wanna rub that stuff that grew that penny all over it. ;) :)

Great shot. :) :thumbup
 
Vaporstang said:
Awesome collection! And gorgeous photograph!
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Thanks much. :)


I probably shouldn't highlight this, but many of you who were here for my earlier BF days may just remember when my entire knife selection fit on the above Tray of Happiness.


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~ P.
 
chuko said:
My EDC built by Jim Dunlap, 3" closed.
Charles
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Wow. Love it. Considering something similar in my future, maybe slightly larger.

Davison two blade new to me. I suck at photography and not much good background at work anyway

 
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