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A little Buck 375 china, and a USA 301 in the pockets.
I'll probably throw a 110 on the hip as well.
I'll probably throw a 110 on the hip as well.
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Nice Bucks! I really like those photos, especially the first one. Is that a large fungus the Buck is on?
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Yes thats correct, I took a walk around the farm with a camera and saw this fungus growing on the side of an old downed log. I'm happy how the pic turned out.
Glad you like it.
Glad you like it.
paulhilborn
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This knife today as is the case for most days:thumbup: It's my birthday today and I bought this knife for my birthday when I was 8yrs old
That's 41yrs ago!!! I live in a small town in ND 'population' 6000ish. If memory serves it was either the "Gambles" or "Ace Hardware" store here in town on Central Avenue where it was bought.
The red bone handles are smooth from years of pocket carry and the blades have a well earned (not forced) patina:thumbup: She still has walk and talk and no wobble, she is a keeper, I will never part with this knife! So this is a "Happy Birthday" shout out to my trusted 1970 Case #62087 2 blade Serpentine Jack
That's 41yrs ago!!! I live in a small town in ND 'population' 6000ish. If memory serves it was either the "Gambles" or "Ace Hardware" store here in town on Central Avenue where it was bought.The red bone handles are smooth from years of pocket carry and the blades have a well earned (not forced) patina:thumbup: She still has walk and talk and no wobble, she is a keeper, I will never part with this knife! So this is a "Happy Birthday" shout out to my trusted 1970 Case #62087 2 blade Serpentine Jack
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Love the snakewood! My Half Congress bangs around in my pocket with keys and change all day and still looks perfect!
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The knife has developed some patina on the blade since that picture was taken but the snakewood remains the same as when the knife was first un-boxed. It feels great in the hand as well.
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Just came today - A.G. Russell's Rucarta Gunstock
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Just came today - A.G. Russell's Rucarta Gunstock
That's a beauty!
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That is a beautiful knife.This knife today as is the case for most days:thumbup: It's my birthday today and I bought this knife for my birthday when I was 8yrs old
The red bone handles are smooth from years of pocket carry and the blades have a well earned (not forced) patina:thumbup: She still has walk and talk and no wobble, she is a keeper, I will never part with this knife! So this is a "Happy Birthday" shout out to my trusted 1970 Case #62087 2 blade Serpentine Jack
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Yep. :thumbup:
Like I said, left the Peanut out of the pocket, but its always close by.
Jealous little knife, that Peanut. Had to sneak into the shot of the Stockman.
Case 3-5/8" CV Medium Stockman was today's carry...
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paulhilborn: those handle scales have worn beautifully. Very impressive.
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