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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Birthday Day Dinner and my favorite knife.
Happy birthday man!
lambertiana
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Faith, Hope, Love.
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two more here....
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two more here....
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Carried something a little nicer for the wedding we went to tonight. Tidioute #13 Whittler in Muslin Micarta.
Thankfully I still had my Bull Nose with me; by the time we got food at the reception, there were no forks, only plastic spoons and knives. The Bull Nose is far better than a plastic knife, and makes a fair replacement for a fork.
I also had a couple good-looking wedding dates.
Thankfully I still had my Bull Nose with me; by the time we got food at the reception, there were no forks, only plastic spoons and knives. The Bull Nose is far better than a plastic knife, and makes a fair replacement for a fork.
I also had a couple good-looking wedding dates.
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Very nice Barrett, both knives and your dates
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Ok, I'll play. It's got Micarta on it...
Seriously, there's a story to tell (as is often the case with these things), but we'll save that for another day.
BTW, I really loved the Autumn Golds collection you posted a few days ago. Just so translucent
. Did you pick those out in person, or luck o' the draw?
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Isn't there an old saying along the lines of "Anything worth doing is worth repeating"? Prime pair of pocketknives, Jack!
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That's glorious grain on your alluring anchor knife, Jack!!
Thanks for the kind words my friend, hope you're having a great weekend
Dark day, bright knife.
Cool pic
Fantastic Gev
Birthday Day Dinner and my favorite knife.
Happy Birthday!
Very nice Barrett, both knives and your dates
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Carrying these two today
The Haywood was in use before (my) breakfast chopping up veggies for my neighbour's guinea-pigs while they are away this weekend. My neighbour finds it odd I carry a penknife, but don't know how else she expected me to chop up all the stuff round the back of her house in the rain this morning 
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Birthday Day Dinner and my favorite knife.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARTY!!
Carried something a little nicer for the wedding we went to tonight. Tidioute #13 Whittler in Muslin Micarta.
Thankfully I still had my Bull Nose with me; by the time we got food at the reception, there were no forks, only plastic spoons and knives. The Bull Nose is far better than a plastic knife, and makes a fair replacement for a fork.
I also had a couple good-looking wedding dates.
I agree with Paul, Barrett great knives and even better dates.
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another beauty Ron
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Scenic route; #66:
(Not to be confused with Scenic Route 66.)
Great photo and reference. I will take a picture of my #66 on the Mother Road this weekend and post it for you.
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Mornin' , Gary. That is a different MAM. This one has been spared from the fiery depths of my modifying mind.Yeah, I was sorry to see Colt go; I am very happy with each of my several Colt knives. Happy hunting!
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That is one cool Colonial !
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You're welcome, Tom.
I can't be without
A Rough Rider scout.
I fear that I only have space in this post for one more photo. This old Colonial "Beer Scout" with cracked ice inserts covering the liners is in my watch pocket this week:
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That is a cool Colonial GT! And I like the poem too; how about:
I carry a small fixed blade knife
It fits just right in my life
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I did a little research on Croisdale for this thread
That is a serendipitous find Jack. Interestingly, a pic or 3 did remain.
GT, Young Man Blues on that album is in my top ten rock songs. Moon at his best. Written as a jazz tune, that genre could not capture the anger of that young man:
