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Amir Fleschwund
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It does linger, Ed. Just keep takin it easy!
Good chance to put off all those chores, get out the oilstones and the Sharpmaker.
Yessir ~ 52+lb, and cutting his big boy teeth. Found two puppy teeth on the floor.
I tried to explain how the Tooth Fairy would leave him a chew under his cushion, but don't think he grasped the concept.
One thing I like about this Case is that it is not a nail breaker like so many TL-29s. Funny how that matters these days...
Rufus1949
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Mike, love the knife, but keep that white stuff!!
WinMag775
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Thanks Bob. We're in the same boat my friend. Ive seen enough snow and sub zero weather to last 5 years. Your either very lucky or smart to live where you dont have to deal with it!!
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Scholefield123
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SteveC
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RLB0414
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I hope you and Cindy get better soon.
He is growing and is handsome.
Watching me put on my shoes and grabbing my coat.
Duncan, Let's go out!
Case XX 2103L, GEC 71, and 1971 Soldier
RLB0414
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Arrived today from
Horsewright
. Will get put into use tomorrow.
Square shoulder bolsters on the old 110.
Horsewright
. Will get put into use tomorrow.Square shoulder bolsters on the old 110.
Horsewright
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Funny we got a notice from UPS today that it would be delayed. Glad it made it! Hows the fit? Thanks!Arrived today from
Square shoulder bolsters on the old 110.View attachment 3096288View attachment 3096289View attachment 3096290
RLB0414
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Snug fit like you said. I have a round bolster 110 I will put in it tonight.
Will Power
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I agree with Bob, the Shadow Canal St. is a very fine looking Forum Knife. Mine had spectacular grain and ringing but even in the dark it's taken a rather subdued furniture brown look, pity this so often happens with richly figured woods.Thanks Bob, It's a recent pick up off the exchange
Jerbhola89
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echoscout
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Pony Jack aging wellThe King and I
Pony up guv, it’s a fair cop.
Sweet Fantastic knives
Nice doubleAnother beautiful day here in the City by the Bay! Not a cloud in the sky which means it will warm up nicely into the upper sixties. I knew there was a reason why I moved here from Nebraska over forty years ago and I still get a kick out of it being springtime in January and February. Anyway keeping me company with a nod to Wooden Wednesday a couple of lambs from across the Pond in Yorkshire Oak and Yew. Have a great day folks!View attachment 3095983View attachment 3095984
Good pair of knivesIf I dated the Russell barlow correctly, it's from somewhere between 1933 and 1941; it's also been sharpened (and polished) with a grinder. In spite of age and abuse, it's still tight, has a good snap, and works quite well as a pocket knife (although I do try to baby it a bit).
The A. Wright sheepsfoot needs no babying. This is a a solid, no nonsense, let's-get-the-job-done knife.
