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Thank you so much Bob . I really don't look at them as Treasures . I think of them as just very good old knives that will get the jobs done . I would really like to know some of their history . They are some of my keepers . But the day is not far away that I will have to make some decisions .Harry, you have 2 treasures there.
I always wish I could put myself back into the original owner's life.
That is too good of a knife to be that clean Paul . I know you have some Great Users but . Great photo my friend .Wood Wednesday...
I just had to go back and look at the old Catt Mr.Wednesday tote ........ I only need one knife today with this custom.
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Strange, can't imagine who'd want my old stump, maybe the city hauled it off as it was on the easement between sidewalk and curb, but I kind of doubt that as KCMO is not known for "doing things". So, no more stump pictures. 
Stealing a man's photo stump is low down dirty dog
Wooden Wednesday carry, just a few seconds before the rain started falling (thankfully, been at least 60 days). Cocobolo is a good tonal match for Ironwood. I have some cool new knives and bits of Porch generosity to show you all, just as soon as I get a day to play with knives...
My stump disappeared while I was on vacation
Very useful review thank you, wonderful picture of an interesting and unusual lockback- well worth getting! I only have one of their fixed- Bird N Trout flat grind which is a strong favourite, its odd looks belie the very real ergonomics of the knife. It's my travelling fixed for pic-nics, food prep and the rare bit of fishing I get in.Just received my first Grohmann, folder. The Mini Russell Lockblade.
This has been on my list for some time and keeping an eye on and watching the stock of the U.K.s only supplier dwindling away, last week was the time, pew, pulled that trigger.
Came in yesterday and although my Faffers mitts couldnāt help themselves and sheās now āseen some workā , this is it straight out the box along with a greatly appreciated real life Canadian 5cents piece thrown in!
Better than Iād come to expect from anything off some resemblance of a production line that isnāt GEC.
Sure thereās bits and bats that aināt the best it could be and the hafting felt like it was cut short of completion but even that I can see the reasoning behind and itās only because of my personal tastes that I spent a few hours just thinning out the covers and taking them down inline with the bolsters.
All in all I feel in no way shafted by this purchase, a feeling which feels all too common if I venture beyond GEC, which being said is why Iām also still totin the 81 City Stock, itās just too damn nice.
Sheepfoot is one of the best blades for this pattern after the rare Drop-Point version. Let the day be wonderful.
