Fancy Pup
Jacqueline (aka Jackie)
She's a feisty one.
Jacqueline (aka Jackie)
She's a feisty one.
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Beautiful, Ron!
At home with my sheepfoot, TC.
Dean thanks for the compliment my friend! That Sheep TC has some beautiful colors in the Bone!
Today I opted for some 440C. As others have talked about the heat an humidity the last couple of days. I live in SE Tennessee and we are no stranger to Hot and Humid! I am not lazy, especially when it comes to knife maintenance! But it seems a lot easier after a long hard day to pull my daily carry out of my pocket and put it back in the drawer. So I will be Totin stainless more often during the coming months!
Carried this today while I was checking out some of our roses .
Harry
Harry
paulhilborn
Gold Member
Nice carries fellow forumites
This #77 red bone Barlow arrived today, I have been actively seeking this one since its introduction. Happy to have it
This #77 red bone Barlow arrived today, I have been actively seeking this one since its introduction. Happy to have it
Thanks, Jack. Those trench lighters have such a cool design and history. I have a old 50cal round that I would like to try to make a trench lighter out of one day.Cool pic Kevin, love the trench lighter
My buddy gave me this Puukko so I was playing around with it today. First Puukko I have ever used, gotta say that it is a fun knife.
Had my 15 in my pocket too but y'all have seen that before.
Paul, what a score! That one checks all the boxes, jigged red bone, clip blade, match strike pull, just perfect! Congrats!Nice carries fellow forumites
This #77 red bone Barlow arrived today, I have been actively seeking this one since its introduction. Happy to have it
Yes indeed. I do like some of the looks I get when I take it out in the break room.Superb photo!
Eye exam:
Bocote?This one's been back in my pocket for the past week.
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Carved abalone?Fancy Pup
Jacqueline (aka Jackie)
She's a feisty one.
Both look great guys!
paulhilborn
Gold Member
Thanks Kevin, I'm glad to have tracked one down...or to be in the right spot at the right time.
Nice ole Fiskars, I have a similar knife to yours, I got it from my Dad
Nice ole Fiskars, I have a similar knife to yours, I got it from my Dad
Bo-Diddly? Bo-Weevil? No, Bocote
Very nice, Jack.
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Thanks Dean, beautiful Barlow
Today I got out this 1995 Case #75 in chestnut jigged bone.
Congratulations Jeff, looks good
Always fantastic to see your TEW Harry
Thanks, Jack. Those trench lighters have such a cool design and history. I have a old 50cal round that I would like to try to make a trench lighter out of one day.
My buddy gave me this Puukko so I was playing around with it today. First Puukko I have ever used, gotta say that it is a fun knife.
Had my 15 in my pocket too but y'all have seen that before.
I can remember coming across handmade ones fairly often at one time, but rarely see them these days. I used to have one of those knives, be over 20 years ago now!
Ebony and ivory for me today, Arthur Wright and John Ryalls
Ironbut
Gold Member
Nice carries fellow forumites
This #77 red bone Barlow arrived today, I have been actively seeking this one since its introduction. Happy to have it
Nice find, Paul! I've been looking for that one & the red sawcut. They rarely show up on the exchange & there's no wonder why.
Congrats Paul. It looks like a very nice exampleNice carries fellow forumites
This #77 red bone Barlow arrived today, I have been actively seeking this one since its introduction. Happy to have it
Sound Logic Ron: and a really nice example of GEC's 440C.Dean thanks for the compliment my friend! That Sheep TC has some beautiful colors in the Bone!
Today I opted for some 440C. As others have talked about the heat an humidity the last couple of days. I live in SE Tennessee and we are no stranger to Hot and Humid! I am not lazy, especially when it comes to knife maintenance! But it seems a lot easier after a long hard day to pull my daily carry out of my pocket and put it back in the drawer. So I will be Totin stainless more often during the coming months!