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Needed some "meat & potatoes" for dinner with all the festivities and the rich foods about to begin; Venison Stew for tonight. OH


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Beautiful pocketknife - the bolster is unique. That dinner in your Lodge skillet looks mighty good. I bought my daughter and her husband a new Lodge Skillet last Christmas, they liked mine - theirs also has the same handle design yours does, Lodge must have changed the handle style after all these years. OH
That lodge is from the blacklock collection not the regular line. https://www.lodgecastiron.com/product/blacklock-skillet?sku=BL39SKMust only be a recent change, i was looking at some about 3 years ago and they were still the old style.
Thanks for that info. Have a good Christmas.That lodge is from the blacklock collection not the regular line. https://www.lodgecastiron.com/product/blacklock-skillet?sku=BL39SK
Yep, just looked at the link, definitely the one I bought them last Christmas. Thank you. OHThat lodge is from the blacklock collection not the regular line. https://www.lodgecastiron.com/product/blacklock-skillet?sku=BL39SK
And you do love a Stockman.I got this new knife early in 2025 - instantly the largest Stockman I own
Now ya talkin. Cast Iron and animal fat.bacon first (the grease is for the eggs that follow). OH
That second statement gave me my first good laugh of the day - thank you!And you do love a Stockman.Great way to start the year for a knife man.
Now ya talkin. Cast Iron and animal fat.![]()
Loving that Old Timer, have my grandads just like it!
You can only truly call yourself a cast iron user if you know the secrets of the built in spoon rests![]()
Speaking of favorite cooking iron!
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That’s a beautiful Smithey to go with a beautiful knifeI got this new knife early in 2025 - instantly the largest Stockman I own (by 1/8"), so it should be posed with the largest skillet I own - the Smithey. Breakfast this morning, bacon first (the grease is for the eggs that follow). OH
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I do believe that is camel bone.Beautiful knife - what scales are on that puppy?
CorrectBeautiful knife - what scales are on that puppy?
Some of the camelbone scales are sweet, I have one on a northwoods presedential I like a lot.I do believe that is camel bone.![]()
the two tone look is very classy. It almost reminds me of a black and white ebony wood.Correctbirdsbeaks ! And thank you 1 155440 . That is indeed smooth dyed camel bone on the 87. One of my favorites.
Yes that's why I fell for that one. And that diagonal shallow crack makes it look ancient. The other side is smooth and more uniform dark color bone.Some of the camelbone scales are sweet, I have one on a northwoods presedential I like a lot.
the two tone look is very classy. It almost reminds me of a black and white ebony wood.