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Nice combo Fred. I like the blade on the Bark River.
Wooden Wednesday
Thanks Bart. I am enjoying seeing your Catt.
One of the nicest recovers I’ve ever seen
Awesome shot!!
Awesome shot and a beautiful knife
I know first hand what a great build that is.Thrifty Thursday RR2181 440A Stainless
Thanks BobI know first hand what a great build that is.
I had a teacher like that long ago.
Good looking herd being offloaded. Hate you are losing groundI got a couple loads of cattle back from Oregon today. The last two will come back next week. This is the last summer I will have cattle on the ranch up there, as it sold and the new owner will graze it, so I will no longer lease it. We’ve been grazing up there for 15 years, lots of good times and memories.
I just saw one of those at another virtual place, but I'm looking at two things that are on super sale, and one that's a good price.SKDD
"Same Knife. Different Day"
Beauty of a knife Mr.P. I like the balance between handle and blade.John Primble India Steel Works equal end jigged bone, c. 1890-1940, 3.3 inches closed .......... usually resides in my Primble display cabinet ......... but, not today.
Have a fine Thursday !
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I always admire the handle of that knife, José!
Hard to imagine a more appealing stockman than that one: round bolsters with tasteful groove, almost-sunk joints, clip/sheep/spay blade combo, sensational color/jigging, classic shield! How big is that one?Bone handled Belknap Hardware John Primble's for Thursday.
Still trying to decide if I want to get this year's mystery cover and shield forum knife.
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Definitely agree that's a nice old cattle knife!
Glad you still have your Rite Aid, ED. Any rumors of it closing?Goin to town later for lunch at the Wagon Wheel Cafe - gotta support em. Then on to Rite Aid to pick up prescriptions and our local weekly paper. It's a Bull Nose for the journey. Coffee only for breakfast.
Notable pair of splendid knives!
I'm enjoying the photos from your Iberian adventures, John!A few from the last few days when I couldn’t log on.
Those new Portugese Titanium traditional knives are lovely,managed to resist buying one (just).
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Righteous pair of Remington Barlows!
It's going to be hot again. Cool evenings, though.
That old Case jack must be a blessing, Tim!Have a blessed weekend everyone.
I have an amber jigged bone version of that marlinspike RR that I carry far more frequently than my rotation schedule assigns it to me.
Admirable pair of knives, and very cool "propellor photo"!
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So simple, yet so satisfying! I love my Pocket Pals.Today's carry is a Victorinox "Pocket Pal", the knife on the bottom.
What a unique Camillus for you to treasure!
I think Camillus must have been scraping the bottom of their parts barrel at this point. This side looks like a Buck leftover.
Superb stag, Steve!
Nice job of refurbishing that scout knife!Carrying vintage Craftsman 9549 Utility/Scout knife today. Just finished cleaning/restoring this recent find yesterday. Lot of black rust and pitting on the tools/blade, and the handle material was really oxidized but it cleaned up pretty good.
Good deal!!
Love that full-functioned sausage tester!Slipjoint Sunday with this sweet "Sausage Sampler" by Hoffritz Cutlery from around the 1950's
Both winners, but if forced to choose, I'll go for the Navy Jack!
WWII PAL BLADE CO. Navy Jack and Shrade LE Thomas Jefferson Stockman. It’s my dress-up 881. Porchster gift
