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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Steve I find them on the bay. I got a bunch of them.They don't always have the best F&F but I kinda like em
They sharpen up real nice.
That is a nice lookin Western. Looks like it may have a little Schrade Walden heritage
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Steve I find them on the bay. I got a bunch of them.They don't always have the best F&F but I kinda like em
They sharpen up real nice.
What is the stamp on that Western? And how long is it closed? I've picked a few up from time to time.
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Steve I find them on the bay. I got a bunch of them.They don't always have the best F&F but I kinda like em
They sharpen up real nice.
I was just there looking at them.they have a few of them up.
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Ken Erickson: "Stockman"
That really is a beauty Elliott. The bone looks especially nice on that one, I like scales that have subtle variations in color.
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When it comes to stockman, that Ken Erickson is at the top of the heap. A gorgeous example.
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All of these incredibly beautiful knives!!! and all I've been carrying for the past month or two is a new (2010) but lowly Buck 305 Lancer with "Dyamondwood" scales and "Comfort Craft" finishing. Granted I'm a city boy but, amazingly, it's taken care of everything I've thrown at it. Who Knew???
Happy Thanksgiving to all,
Rudd
PS - No, I don't plan on carving tomorrow's turkey with a Lancer - although, on second thought, it might be an interesting experiment.
Happy Thanksgiving to all,
Rudd
PS - No, I don't plan on carving tomorrow's turkey with a Lancer - although, on second thought, it might be an interesting experiment.
Hi,
You are going to look very good carving at table with that set Christian! I need to find a good carving set.
I have my trusty, but somewhat lonely GEC Barlow in my pocket today. The springs are wearing nicely. I don't need a prybar any more to open it.
Dale
You are going to look very good carving at table with that set Christian! I need to find a good carving set.
I have my trusty, but somewhat lonely GEC Barlow in my pocket today. The springs are wearing nicely. I don't need a prybar any more to open it.
Dale
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Thanks Dale. I got this set because I'm not yet ready to pony up the cash for a Randall carving set. I picked it up for a song on a certain online marketplace. I like it, but most of my family doesn't share my appreciation for an honestly earned patina. They think it looks old and needs to be retired.
- Christian
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Yes very admirable Carving set there Christian:thumbup: I get my grandparents wedding present out at Christmas-a stag poultry knife and fork. These old carving sets bring some nice history to the table, and they slice good and thin too!
Today CASE Texas Jack that 'dressed' a couple of pears for a snack
Regards, W
Today CASE Texas Jack that 'dressed' a couple of pears for a snack
Regards, W
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Love that Ohta Christian. I think his work is among the best bang for the buck out there, particularly the stag examples.
-- Nate
-- Nate