As usual, I'm a geezer living in the past, this time commenting on some posts from last weekend.
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These today~ Case XX 2138, and GEC 541217.
Have a stupendous Saturday!
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Nice pair of knives, Jeff, with an impressive total of blade inches!
You need to "correct" the tang stamp on your big Case Sodbuster by changing the "2" to a "5" to reflect the handle improvement!
I like sowbellies, including your crimson peach seed bone model!
And I'm pretending that the flora on your Christmas knife is mistletoe, not holly, since I really don't know the difference between the two plants and it's so APT to have kissing cranes with mistletoe!
I hear ya Jeff, I just got settled in next to a nice fire this morning when my mother-n-law called me over to put up her Christmas decorations. Luckily all the lights worked.
Had this Small Texas Jack in my pocket.
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Your small Texas Jack makes a BIG impression, Todd!
These are roughly the same size, so it makes no sense for me to carry them together, but here we are.
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I like to think I'm a pretty sensible guy who follows the dictates of reason, but when it comes to my knife life, logic is pretty much out the door!
Toting this stag covered 5 bladed stockman today.
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All are Good Dogs!
Just walk away Remi
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love this song in case you didn't get the reference.
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I got the reference, and I also really like that song, although overall I'll go with The Temptations over the Four Tops.
That's a pretty unique knife Gary
Always thought that was unique and cool.
Jack & John, I couldn't agree with you more!
I'm so fortunate that Jeff offered me that "historic" knife!
Queen #10 and a Camillus #68
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Outstanding matching bone on that pair, Steve!!
I Iike those Case pen knives, especially in yellow. Nice and slim.
You're right, Bart.
And I like the size of this model much better than Case's other pen knife, which is barely over 2.5" (and has square bolsters, that don't grab me).
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Made SOS using a leftover hamburger patty, and I’m proud to say the dish lived up to its name…
I like the Morse code!
I'll admit that meal is not very visually appealing, but I actually like it. I'll go on record as enjoying liver and onions, and shepherd's pie too, a couple of other meals whose reputation is not very good.
Happy Sunday All... Go Hawks!
My Usual Lamb and a Case Bone Stag Medium Stockman.
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Splendid pair, John!
I should get an example of a Case knife with bonestag handles, and a medium stockman would be a good pattern (except I sure wish Case didn't make it with the sheepsfoot riding so high that the tip is above the liners).
recent aquisition that sender decided to polish
Shrade walden 176 no half stop but good walk and talk
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Congrats on the new-to-you knife; looks like a useful one!
This is what happens when you let your kids help pick out a tree when they know they won’t be home to help decorate it. Lesson learned!
(That’s an 8’ step ladder)
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My Lambsfoot and new 71 WILL be around to help if needed.
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That's a BIG tree and an industrial-strength tree stand, Todd!!
Went out today and cut the Christmas tree
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Used the saw to trim a few branches
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and reamed out some space for the spike in the base
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Your red Old Cross Farmer is a gem that's earning its keep!
Same here Harry. I have a soft spot for the pattern because it’s one of the first knives I remember owning as a kid. I also have memories of my grandmother’s fishing knife, which she left to me when she passed 45 years ago. You can still read her note on the box.
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Sensational "heritage" knife, Todd!
Wow! Do you have one of those complete sets, Dave? Every time I use an Opinel, I wonder why I'm messing around with all kinds of other knives.
A very special Lambsfoot, GT.
Your girls certainly did you proud Gary
You write the truth, John & Jack!
- GT
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