I certainly enjoy seeing what everyone posts in this thread :thumbup::thumbup:, but I seem incapable of keeping up!

Here are some posts that caught my eye as I was scrolling through 3 or 4 days' worth of posts.
This guy back in the pocket.
Sweet swayback jack, Billy!
Going old school today
Jerren, fantastic knife, but I like the slide rule, too! :thumbup::thumbup: What's the longhorn on its sheath?
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Nice knives folks! (
GT, I'm glad to see the 93OT 
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Fausto
I'm VERY happy to have it, Fausto; thank you!!!

:thumbup: And Frank has one of the newer ones that also looks good.
A Taylor-Schrade 93OT
This pattern rings a number of my chimes.
I dunno. It is what it is. Taylor/Chinese or not, it seems to be a decently made knife with decent blade steel. Feels about equal in quality to the common Schrade and Camillus knives I grew up with. A GEC it is not, but neither were they.
Excellent point, Frank; sometimes nostalgia has me gazing through rose-colored glasses that don't give a true picture of how things were.
...Today I got a custom Barlow in stainless & bone and a production jack in carbon and stag...
Wow, that dark stag is impressive, Eric!

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^^ Looking good Jack, I sure do like those scratted bone ancients!
P&G, my recollection is that you've posted totally stunning knives about 4 days in a row!!

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...Carried this Catt and my Bark River Northstar today:
Holy Newt Noses, Primble, that Catt is amazing and the lanyard on your fixed blade is SUPER appealing! :thumbup::thumbup:
Electrician
Gotta give props to a Vic Electrician! Splendid knife, Captain!
Just outstanding, Gev; eye (and soul) candy!! :thumbup:
Couple of cool classics, Bill; VERY nice!!
W

W, Robert! :thumbup:
...I had a tooth pulled last week, starting to look like one of the cast of
Deliverance!

Some of the knives I'm totin' this week:
a stag Buck canoe
an Imperial toothpick (love the clip/pen combo)
a Taylor Schrade 44OT
and a Cudeman from Toledo, Spain
- GT