What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

timgiesel said:
Thank you! In general I tend to agree with you on that
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Sacto said:
Thanks Gary, it’s nice to be back. My daughter has really enjoyed showing her rabbit and the whole 4H program in general.

Thanks again. The chestnut CV swayback jack is one of Case’s finest in my opinion.
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A chestnut CV swayback jack was probably the first knife that I ever lusted after! :rolleyes:🤓

sunknife said:
Thanks, Gary. :thumbsup: I don't think your LFC is what's called waterfall celluloid. A few months ago I picked up a Risner Indian Head stockman with the same covers as your LFC.
It was acquired thru the big auction site and the seller called the covers'cream soda like'. I thought from the sellers pics that it might be waterfall but when it arrived it looks more like
what I would call 'fish belly', not at all like the waterfall cell knife I have when put side by side. ???
Have a good Sunday my friend.
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Greg, "fish belly" is a very accurate description of the covers on my LF&C! :cool:😁
I think I'll use that from now on when I describe that little knife.

ISKRA said:
Thank you, sir! It's a delight to carry!

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Primble said:
Thank you GT ! :thumbsup:😊

I've been thinking the same thing about more than our share of dicey weather. I put a flag pole where the redbud use to be. Fortunately, I have two remaining redbuds in my back yard. Tore down on Memorial Day ........ I'm hoping the pole and flag helps Mother Nature behave. 🤞🤣🇺🇲
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Yeah, I hope you can get through the rest of the season without more property damage, Rob. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

JohnDF said:
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That Lamb is perfect.
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Thanks for the kind words, John. :)
Every time I carry my little stag lambsfoot, I think it's probably my favorite lambsfoot. But I have the same thought whenever I carry my rosewood HHB, or my rosewood lamb that my wife and daughter bought for me in York, England, or my desert ironwood Guardians lambsfoot. :rolleyes:o_O🤓

Sacto said:
Thanks Gary. I always enjoy carrying it.
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The xx47 is a great pattern, IMHO, even though I only have it as a stockman (actually 3 different 47 stockmans). :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

JohnDF said:
Oh my... That was brilliant... Loved it!!!
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Glad you liked it, John. :thumbsup::thumbsup: I was surprised that I at least vaguely remembered the episodes from which most (but not all) of the "screen shots" in the video were taken.

screened porch said:
Jim's space shirts were pretty flimsy.
I think that toddler alien grew up to be an actor who didn't look much different.
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I think that transporter technology was not completely glitch-free when the stories of the original Star Trek series were filmed. I suspect the Star Fleet uniforms suffered degradation from repeated trips through the transporter. 🤓

The episode in which that "toddler alien" eventually revealed his true appearance was one that I found quite creepy! :eek:

- GT
 
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