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Will Power
for getting me hooked on the 82. Which it turns out was just a gateway knife to the 81.
Outstanding covers on that pair, Rob!A pair of John Primble India Steel Works Jacks (1890-1940) are Thursday's choice.
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Sublime bone/jigging/color on that PAL jack, Steve!!
Best wishes for a swift and complete recovery from the back problem!!I twisted something in my back last week and had to end the hunt a bit early. Today is the first day since Sunday I wore anything with pockets…and I was able to get socks on without passing outView attachment 1991619
Congrats on the discipleship milestone!
Splendid knife!Very cool double-ended knife!!
Superb Schrade!!Elijah J. woke me an hour early today ( he has still not adjusted to Daylight Savings time) so I am going to make the best of it by going to the market early. The cupboard is about bare and the kitty food is running out, which might create a real problem, if not addressed promptly.
For Friday, I am toting my beloved Schrade Cut. Co. ( c. 1917-1946 ) tear drop jack and I reckon it is all I need today. Have a fine weekend everyone !
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The all English team..very nice David (?)...sorry still learning names if I am wrong.
Interesting pairing Bob, have a nice day
Food without a knife?!My knife of choice today became a “Survival” knife, it’s lucky just by chance it’s fairly long & slender unlike some of the shorter stouter stuff I’ve been carrying lately.
The situation began just a short time ago when I was served food without a knife
I was about to ask for one when I thought about what was in my pocket.
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Emergency over.
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And it worked better than a supplier knife would have done & just goes to show how even a humble “Traditional “ can be a Survival knife. I must just add though, I didn’t notice any Zombies lurking around as this all played out.....
Glad you were well-prepared my friend Thank you Mr. Jack and a wonderful pair for Sunday, you chose !
Many thanks Mr P, your Penknife makes a classy Sunday slicerSchrade Cut. Co. Sleeveboard Pen (c. 1930-1946) in aged rich brown Cocobolo for this Sunday. Measures 3 & 3/8ths" closed.
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Fine pair of knives Jack!
Thank you David, great-looking pair of Yorkies there
Nice emergency response!My knife of choice today became a “Survival” knife, it’s lucky just by chance it’s fairly long & slender unlike some of the shorter stouter stuff I’ve been carrying lately.
The situation began just a short time ago when I was served food without a knife
I was about to ask for one when I thought about what was in my pocket.
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Emergency over.
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And it worked better than a supplier knife would have done & just goes to show how even a humble “Traditional “ can be a Survival knife. I must just add though, I didn’t notice any Zombies lurking around as this all played out.....
Enjoy yours with those two fine knives.
