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Nice! I've been wanting that one for a while. Real classic looking to me.
I'm carrying my sheepfoot charlow, like almost always.
Thanks I am not sure why the yellow bone called to me so much. It looks great though.
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Nice! I've been wanting that one for a while. Real classic looking to me.
I'm carrying my sheepfoot charlow, like almost always.
Thanks I am not sure why the yellow bone called to me so much. It looks great though.
Great looking Robeson, Gev. I´d like to see it opened
It´ll be really great looking.
Thanks Gev!
That old gem is really great looking. The blades might be a little worn out and nicely used. The handle shape remembers me on a Coffin Jack with round corners
I´m liking that piece of cutlery.
Thanks for sharing my friend!![]()
Thanks! It is yellow bone. I know a site that still has a few if you are interested.
Beautiful Gev![]()
Paul, thats certainly the dynamic duo. Cant think of a single task I couldnt accomplish with those. Very nice
.....but but but, your blueing made it so...purty!
but perhaps not safe for food?
Perfectly safe for food, I think, but when I started using it to cut apples etc. the steel was reacting and changing with a different patina.
you joined me on my quest to use 1 knife for 5 months with that one didnt you?
yeah versatility/utility trumps pretty![]()
I am on board till the first day of spring, then I'll re assess.
Lovely photo Rinos :thumbup: I can't wait to be near the Ocean again!![]()
light carry![]()
Carried this one to supper tonight.
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I'd love to know a little more about this ravishing beauty! :thumbup:
Beautiful Photo FES! Now that's a piece of stag!!! That #23 looks like a big boy!
Here is another pic I took and will replace it when i get the picture for Andi. I was trying to get the MOP to shine but the knife did not come out well.
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Stunningly beautiful Gevonovich!
Thanks for that bit of info Gevonovich! This framed print came from my Grandparents estate, and I didn't have any info whatsoever on it, I'm going to pick up a book of his works this weekend nowDuane, I see you like Albrecht Durer as well!! The despairing of inspiration is not something that that knife does to me.![]()
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