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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Case Small Texas Jack CV in Amber jigged bone

-Brett
 
Joel Chamblin whittler in Mike Norris stainless damascus and amber stag with a Jerry Halfrich Jack Russell in old growth redwood burl and M4 tool steel. Cap lifter was forged by Markus Balbach into 320 layers of tool steel and steel from the Mauser Bk 27 cannon. Tooled sheath by the great Paul Long.

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Kris
 
An "all Swiss" day today. ;):D
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Sorry about the red shield on the Airboss. It is very difficult to cut the crystal glare, and at the same time, capture the illumination of the metal shield.
 
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Got this on the mail yesterday. Decided it should tag along to the office today. Its my first 92 and I'm sure glad I went with the talon. I much prefer this model to my 15s. This golden rod bone is beautiful stuff. I hope they use more in the future.
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Primble said:
An "all Swiss" day today. ;):D

Sorry about the red shield on the Airboss. It is almost impossible to cut the crystal glare, and at the same time, capture the illumination of the metal shield.
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That's as good as any image I've seen anywhere, Primble. You really have it down to a science. Excellent.
 
New to this sub-forum and just getting back into traditional slipjoints
This is my lastest (and first US made slipjoint purchase)

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elof_alv said:
Large and small today
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I do like these coffee shop pics! It takes me back to my days as a barista :)

Jack Black said:
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Always like seeing that one Jack, how's your tablet working out for you by the way? Oh, and a little something arrived in the post today too, many thanks for that my friend ;)

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I'd like to think that Tom would approve of the breakfast, even if my internist wouldn't.

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looks tasty!

xceptnl said:
New to this sub-forum and just getting back into traditional slipjoints
This is my lastest (and first US made slipjoint purchase)

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#92 Talon
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What a way to return! The bone on that 92 is stunning!
 
Back to my boker today, then a peanut for my nightshift later tonight.



Have a good day everyone!

Paul
 
pmew said:
Always like seeing that one Jack, how's your tablet working out for you by the way? Oh, and a little something arrived in the post today too, many thanks for that my friend ;)
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Thanks Paul. Getting used to the tablet for the most part. Glad that arrived OK :)

pmew said:
Back to my boker today, then a peanut for my nightshift later tonight.



Have a good day everyone!

Paul
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Very nice :thumbup:
 
Got the SW so far today. Even used the spey blade to do a little weeding in the front yard this morning.

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