Traditional treasure hunt picture game

[WhittlinAway]

So it was! Well sir, that means you can post a new challenge!

Act now Misplaced Hillbilly , treasure hunters are standing by!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Ok first congrats to eisman that was a stumper! I'm going to go light hearted and should be fairly easy to get us back on track.
How about a pic of yourself and your Grand Dad with one of you ( or both) holding a granddaddy barlow Wish I could DO this challenge myself,
Edit: or you and a grandchild with a Granddaddy Barlow

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

I know like myself some can't fulfill this challenge, so in honor of Grand Dads I think someone can and have fun doing it

 

[eisman]

Well, I'm out. My last grandfather died in '75. Hell of a guy. Gave me my first (and long lost) Barlow. Taught me how to roll cigarettes too. (That was handy when I was a teenager.) Wish he was still around.

I honestly didn't expect to go unanswered. With all the GEC love on this forum somebody has to have some of those knives. The one I posted is a lot less likely to show.

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

My mother's Dad passed when I was 9. I remember being at their home when he'd come home from the coal mines, the black coal dust in the wrinkles around his eyes. He took me to my first real barber to get a haircut. (My Mom usually cut it) That leather and chrome chair was HUGE lol. I went to that barber until he retired about the time I left high school. My Dad never really knew his real Dad, and his stepdad died before I was born. My step Grand Dad was a good man, always ready with a story or a joke. Gave me my first revolver, a little .22 RG I was 12. He passed in 03. I was also fortunate to know one of my great grandfathers, loved his stories to. Didn't waste anything, comon trait amongst those who lived through the depression. I remember him opening packages with a little slipjoint, kinda a peanut sized thing. No clue what it was. He passed when I was 14. Great Men all

 

[PaulS.]

Maybe add "or a grandfather with their grandson or granddaughter," since I think there are a lot of grandfathers here.

 

[PaulS.]

Oops, grandmothers too!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

I'll go with that

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Maybe add "or a grandfather with their grandson or granddaughter," since I think there are a lot of grandfathers here.

I'm including this idea, I shoulda thought of that to

Oops, grandmothers too!

No offense to the grandmother's, kinda looking for a theme lol, a GrandDad with a Granddaddy knife. Think its funny

 

[rockgolfer]

*Waves*

Email me, my user name @ gmail . Com

 

[rockgolfer]

Well, I'm out. My last grandfather died in '75. Hell of a guy. Gave me my first (and long lost) Barlow. Taught me how to roll cigarettes too. (That was handy when I was a teenager.) Wish he was still around.

I honestly didn't expect to go unanswered. With all the GEC love on this forum somebody has to have some of those knives. The one I posted is a lot less likely to show.

Email me as well and claim a prize

 

[Jody744]

I know this doesn’t count but wanted to share. Both of my grandfathers died when I was very young. I now get to watch my dad (77) play and enjoy time with my son (5). I took this pic of dad holding the Boker he carried in Vietnam, me holding the first knife he gave me, and my son holding his first knife, a S&M Barlow gifted by Ken Daniels. Just because.

 

[JohnDF]

I know this doesn’t count but wanted to share. Both of my grandfathers died when I was very young. I now get to watch my dad (77) play and enjoy time with my son (5). I took this pic of dad holding the Boker he carried in Vietnam, me holding the first knife he gave me, and my son holding his first knife, a S&M Barlow gifted by Ken Daniels. Just because.

Great picture!

 

[PaulS.]

I know this doesn’t count but wanted to share. Both of my grandfathers died when I was very young. I now get to watch my dad (77) play and enjoy time with my son (5). I took this pic of dad holding the Boker he carried in Vietnam, me holding the first knife he gave me, and my son holding his first knife, a S&M Barlow gifted by Ken Daniels. Just because.

Nice photo. Both my grandfathers died decades ago. It's up to Misplaced Hillbilly, but you do have a grandfather, grandson, and Barlow in the same photo, even if you are the middle generation.

 

[Jack Black]

I know this doesn’t count but wanted to share. Both of my grandfathers died when I was very young. I now get to watch my dad (77) play and enjoy time with my son (5). I took this pic of dad holding the Boker he carried in Vietnam, me holding the first knife he gave me, and my son holding his first knife, a S&M Barlow gifted by Ken Daniels. Just because.

Great pic Jody

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

I know this doesn’t count but wanted to share. Both of my grandfathers died when I was very young. I now get to watch my dad (77) play and enjoy time with my son (5). I took this pic of dad holding the Boker he carried in Vietnam, me holding the first knife he gave me, and my son holding his first knife, a S&M Barlow gifted by Ken Daniels. Just because.

You know what, that's to cool to not count, I'll accept that! To me that's what makes this thread fun, it may not "technically" what I asked for, but it just "feels" right

 

[PaulS.]

I believe it's your turn to pick Jody744

 

[Jody744]

Well Wow!, I really just wanted to share but here goes. How about an LF&C with the Universal stamp on blade, pictured with a peppermint candy cane?

 

[eisman]

 

[Jody744]

eisman I was hoping for a harness jack!!!!