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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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These are some old pictures of my 73 in Stag but I have carried it every day since I received it. I hope they enable some of you guys who are thinking about it.
Nice 73 HWF and Dave yours is looking good.
Harry
Nice 73 HWF and Dave yours is looking good.
Harry
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These are some old pictures of my 73 in Stag but I have carried it every day since I received it. I hope they enable some of you guys who are thinking about it.
Harry
Your killing me, Harry! LOL....mischievous
P.S. Just noticed the box...( couldn't see the forest for the tree
)now that is cool!!!
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And here is one that I have for one of my Grandsons for Christmas
Harry
Harry
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Knew I'd be dissecting an old recliner today to get the foam to bolster the back of a used sagging lovesat (got to re-purpose when you can) So used my #38, was effortless gutting the fabric on that old recliner---Talon like
MANY great knives everyone
Erik---NICE RJ:thumbup:
Ron, Nice MAM, intriguing knife
HWF, Jeff & Harry--#73's are fantastic:thumbup:
GEV, King of cool vintage my friend---love that Summit
Luc, The Fremont is one of my favorites---has girth yet carries smaller than it's size:thumbup:
David, the DUNN...well it's a stunner for sure
Jack, really like the Stove pipe kick J.H.:thumbup:
Duane, love the handle on your Opie
Todd, like the DUNN...whats the CC commercial? Oh yeah, PRICLESS
) So used my #38, was effortless gutting the fabric on that old recliner---Talon like
MANY great knives everyone
Erik---NICE RJ:thumbup:
Ron, Nice MAM, intriguing knife
HWF, Jeff & Harry--#73's are fantastic:thumbup:
GEV, King of cool vintage my friend---love that Summit
Luc, The Fremont is one of my favorites---has girth yet carries smaller than it's size:thumbup:
David, the DUNN...well it's a stunner for sure
Jack, really like the Stove pipe kick J.H.:thumbup:
Duane, love the handle on your Opie
Todd, like the DUNN...whats the CC commercial? Oh yeah, PRICLESS
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Knew I'd be dissecting an old recliner today to get the foam to bolster the back of a used sagging lovesat (got to re-purpose when you can
MANY great knives everyone
Erik---NICE RJ:thumbup:
Ron, Nice MAM, intriguing knife
HWF, Jeff & Harry--#73's are fantastic:thumbup:
GEV, King of cool vintage my friend---love that Summit
Luc, The Fremont is one of my favorites---has girth yet carries smaller than it's size:thumbup:
David, the DUNN...well it's a stunner for sure
Jack, really like the Stove pipe kick J.H.:thumbup:
Duane, love the handle on your Opie
Todd, like the DUNN...whats the CC commercial? Oh yeah, PRICLESS
Thanks Paul !!! I knew I shoulda ordered one of those LICK CREEKS. Great looking knife.
Harry
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Harry, the stag on those two is perfect. Great pics too.
Chris
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Thanks Chris . I don't carry the one for my Granson's Christmas , I was just trying to help Gevo and others. Ryan , Paul , Mark , Dave , Brett and probably others have such great ones also as you know too.
Harry
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Gifted my case yella peanut this weekend so I pulled this little fella out of the bullpen for warmup. Ulster peanut probably made by Camillus.
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Triple posting the new a Scout so happy about this one riding my pocket since came out of the box a few hours ago
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Knew I'd be dissecting an old recliner today to get the foam to bolster the back of a used sagging lovesat (got to re-purpose when you can
MANY great knives everyone
Luc, The Fremont is one of my favorites---has girth yet carries smaller than it's size:thumbup:
I truly like the Fremont Jack - so much so that I have a few of them. More so than the Broadway jack, which I find to lack "girth".
I'd love to get a hawkbill knife, but I've been putting it off because I'm not sure I'd be able to sharpen it
I tend to shy away from knives I cannot sharpen.
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I know this is not an impressive submission to the thread. Pictured with my BK24, It's just a Colonial Ranger. I got it at a yard sale for $1.00 teo days ago, and it was looking pretty haggard. All rust and no bite, haha. Anyway, I cleaned and sharpened it up last night, and took this pic today (Still have to figure out how to clean the scales though..) I'm loving this thing so much. Might be a while before it ever leaves the pocket.
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Whoa that's nice!!
Thanks JackI've been meaning to ask you about Scruff...say hi for me.
P.S. I've got to agree with Gevo on that Joseph Haywood! I love the old school kick on that beauty :thumbup:
Jack - That Haywood is a jewel :thumbup: Enjoy your trip
Back home for the afternoon so I dropped this MAM in the pocket. It is so light I can hardly tell it is even there
Fantastic knife Jack, striking features, love the covers, kick, swedge, etc.
Just got this Scout in the mail so I thought I would post it with my daily driver (73) and my Fathers 66 year old Cub Scout membership card.
I hadn't expected to have time to post this morning, but insomnia kicked me out of bed even earlier than my early alarm! Thanks for all the kind comments on my Haywood guys, it was gifted to me by the ever-generous 'Old & In The Way'. I really must get some better pics of this one as it has some great old knife features. As well as the ones mentioned, it has a flaring spring, something which we just don't see anymore, and which I find quite fascinating. The knife itself is no fatter than my finger, weighs very little, and disappears in my pocket, but is still a very useful size, and that lovely old steel sharpened up like old steel does
I'll be sure to say Hi to ADEE and Thom, they're both well, and owe this forum some time!
I love the clean lines of your MAM Ron :thumbup:
Cool to see your dad's old papers Dave, and that's a great pair of knives to have with you :thumbup:
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I know this is not an impressive submission to the thread. Pictured with my BK24, It's just a Colonial Ranger. I got it at a yard sale for $1.00 teo days ago, and it was looking pretty haggard. All rust and no bite, haha. Anyway, I cleaned and sharpened it up last night, and took this pic today (Still have to figure out how to clean the scales though..) I'm loving this thing so much. Might be a while before it ever leaves the pocket.
Looks like a great knife to me Tom. We're no snobs here
Classic lines and blade style accompanied by a great photo mate.