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Superb old Boker congress, GasMan; that shield is perfect for the shape of the knife![/URL][/IMG]
Whoa, sounds like you're diving right into the deep end, Dschal!!
When your Rough Riders come in, here's a thread where lots of people post their RRs: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/582468-Rough-Rider-amp-Related-Slipjoints :thumbup:Thanks for the info, Dan.GT- I've had to apply wax twice so far the last two weeks. Wood keeps on soaking it up.
Yes. It's a Swayback Jack. What a great knife. I really like your Case Cv Jigged bone trio you have there. Makes me want a Case sodbuster junior too!
Yeah, the Case CV chestnut jigged bone is addictive; I have 3 I thoroughly enjoy, but I'm always thinking about getting a matching peanut, and stockman, and maybe a trapper, and ... Glorious photo, StoneBeard!!In the Yosemite valley this morning-
:thumbup:Thanks for the follow-up, Gev; fascinating background!Yes it is cryptic as usual, GTBNSF started as a holding company and soon will own it all from Canada through the US. All controlled by a nice ice cream licking old man
I'l bet your pants have at least 4 pockets; you could just grab all your knives and put a couple in each pocket, and not have to worry about deciding which one(s) to carry!I can't decide
Lol I got my watch now I need a little and a large knife and my lighter decisions decisions
What's that saying? "It's better to have more than you need than to need more than you have." :thumbup:Thanks for the additional unfiltered photos, Jack.
It happens to us all my friend. Thanks for the comments on my Harrison-Fisher and IXL there, I edited them in Photobucket. Here they are au naturel
Fantastic that you still have your Colonial :thumbup:
I'm carrying this one today :thumbup:
I guess I'm stuck in the 17th century when it comes to my artistic preferences - no impressionist claptrap for me, give me high-fidelity representational images!! 
Thanks, Tim.You're welcome GT, haha I'm glad too. I was going to have one embarrassing story alongside an even worse row of teeth if it fell out. Beautiful burl it looks like on that Remington canoe. Lots of nice swirls.
To prepare for a new city knife by Bret, carrying the current city knife~
The covers on the Remington canoe ARE quite mesmerizing! That's a distinguished Dowell, and more is on the way?? :thumbup:Good to see your post, Lemmy! :thumbup: Best wishes on the home purchase. Interesting pocket dump with lots of desirable knives; what's the dark one just to the right of your Alox SAK (or is that part of your comb?)? Nice toothpick; do you still have that toothpick that you rehandled with the red covers? That was a ravishing knife!! :thumbup:Good morning all. It's been too long since I stopped in. 2 jobs and prepping to buy our first home. Here's a predawn pocket dump. Some things never change.
Carrying my very first commissioned custom knife today. Beautiful Amber stag Lanny's clip from JH Lloyd. To date, the best work of John's I've had. Have a good day everyone!
Lhpanther and Brett, the stag on your knives is incredible!
Good to see that black Powderhorn again, Duane!
Nice keychain toolbox too!Satisfies ALL the senses, eh? Its sensational!!I think this one is going to be in my pocket for a while. It just feels right, looks right, sounds right, tastes (?) right...
An Old Pal
Grand old Pals you have, Gev and Harry!!I went and got mine too Gevo !!!! As well as the 73 and 77 that are normally in my pockets . I really like this old Pal . Was a gift from a Granddaughter .
Harry
Seeing them in close proximity makes me think I dont know anything about how bone jigging works for production folders. Im surprised how many similarities there are in the jigging patterns on these 2 knives; Id have probably expected either identical patterns or almost no similarity. 
Cool Schrade, Glenn!In between all the chaos going on lately with my father-in-law, I did get a few hours to go down to a semi-local knife show. I picked up this used but not abused Schrade Cut Co. I may mod it at some point, but for now it's a good companion in the pocket. Look at the width of the spring on the clip blade! It's about 1/8" thick and great snap...
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Any idea what the H on the shield means?Steve, your green Farmer is awesome! :thumbup:
Gorgeous canoe, Peter! :thumbup: Is that a Queen?
That copperhead sure looks good, Ron; I always enjoy seeing it back in your pocket!Some beauties being posted today!:thumbup: I am totin' this Queen City Copperhead today.
Is that Case sunfish jigged wood?? What a concept! And I recognize the Osage Orange Coyote thats getting plenty of pocket time lately, but whats the third knife, and what kind of wood is used on its splendid covers?Found a moment and a shady spot for a quiet lunch on Wooden Wednesday. Here are today's grainy gents:
Wow! That is a brilliant color!
Very dignified, Dean!! :thumbup:I carried this ebony Ancient Barlow today.
I probably should retire mine from the rotation to eliminate the risk of losing it, but I only carry it (on a lanyard attached to my belt) for a week out of every 12 or 13 weeks, and I havent lost it in 50+ years so far.
Dynamite Dowell, Ben!Day 3 with this beauty. It's kind of just right for me, nice size, not so fancy that I'm afraid to use it at work, and it cuts like a champ!
:thumbup:Hope you have a safe and enjoyable trip, Jack....
I've been rushing about this week, trying to get my work done before I go away for a few days tomorrow
That's a cheerful Barlow you have! Very appealing, Will!Kris That Dam Böker is a smooth looking knife! Inspired me to carry my lower version carbon one with Washboard Bone. These are slim knives and I agree the action is oiled on them, before you even need to oil them! The blade is an excellent slicer too.
Regards, Will
Great green sleeveboard, Ron! :thumbup:I decided to give this Fremont a little time in the pocket today.
More of my carry for this week is displayed below.
a Taylor Imperial small sodbuster:
a slender little Imperial Diamond Edge jack:
an Imperial Ireland stainless stockman with plastic handles and no "outer" liners:
a Rough Rider one arm trapper:
- GT
