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- TEW's day...I see what you did there, Harry. 
Well that's a nice TWO TEWs for Tuesday. 
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- TEW's day...I see what you did there, Harry. Well that's a nice TWO TEWs for Tuesday. 
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Yes it is, and the piano key covers match the shield on the Buck.
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Thank you very much Sir !!!
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I suspected that--very nice!
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These made a delightful pair today and will do so again tomorrow.
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Totally alluring ancient Barlow, Dean!
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Thank you, Gary.
Once again Dean, great pic of your IXL Barlow
Thanks once again, Jack!
Too many evening commitments over the past week kept me from spending as much time at BF as I typically do. So I missed about 15 pages in this thread since last Sunday. Here's a feeble effort to catch up by identifying one or two posts per page that caught my fancy.
I'm happy to see your magnificent Presidential again, Dean!
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Thanks, Gary! I've been out of it myself for awhile. I've had a lot going on and find it difficult to keep up with this thread. Such is life.
Gorgeous and superb TC and a fantastic photo, Bob!
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Bob, that's a beautiful classic TC my friend!
Carrying one of the top favorites in my collection. Will never part with this one.
Bret Dowell Backpocket. 4-1/8" closed, acid etched A2 blade and spring.
Jake, it's easy to see why you love your Dowell! It is a beautiful working knife!
Just another TEW's day for me
Harry
Happy TEW's day Harry!
Today I am carrying my #77 NF Barlow again for the second day in a row!
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I'm sure you guys are getting tired of seeing pictures of it by now, but I'm pretty sure I'm done doing all I'm going to do with it so you shouldn't see any more pics of it for a while.
I normally wouldn't post more pics of a knife as they get carried for a whole week, but it's different than it was the other day so I figured a new pic was warranted
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Thanks Dean and Ron. I like that bone Micarta 77 Ron.
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Well well, there be a 25 that I have not seen before! More pics and info please Dee, it's not one of Barry's rare pioneer bone ones is it? - I thought they were all barlows but I can't see a regular NF jack in the lists.
Love that Needham jack, Jack - it reminds me of a certain TEW.
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Thanks Paul, you've just reminded me that I haven't carried my version of that one in a while
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Thanks, Jack. I carry it when its turn comes around, but I rarely use it and am not sure why not.Thanks GT, your Winchester is outstanding
Thanks, Jeff. An Uncle Henry 897UH is another very similar pattern. The rounded bolsters, almost sunk joints, slender clip, and low-riding sheepsfoot certainly add to the pocket friendliness. Other than sowbellies, I think the medium stockman models we've mentioned are probably my favorites of the pattern.
That pic shows off the incredible symmetry of your stag, Travman!2014 ForumKnife
Sounds like you definitely have a busy life, Anthony!
We have only a daughter, grown up now, and I can't imagine now how I found the time to be so involved with her life when she was young. Don't regret a minute of it though! So 4 kids must definitely keep you hopping! Trading stories (and a beer) sounds appealing. We work at very different types of institutions (I'm at a 4000-student, 4-year, church-related, liberal arts school), but I'll bet there are plenty of commonalities, too. And the knife thing, of course!
Very handsome, desirable Twosome, Harry!Just another TEW's day for me
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Harry
Yes it is, and the piano key covers match the shield on the Buck.
Wow, Paul, that Ulster stockman is choice!!
Glad to see you back, Dean!
Cool carving on the handle, H&S!
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What did you use to "customize" your handle (both carving and finish)?Capital couple, Jack. That 2-bladed lambsfoot is grand.Needham & IXL
My bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Rough Rider scout:
My Euro Knife this week is a wood-clad JJ Martinez navaja de campaña:
Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone trapper:
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