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Looks mighty fine from here!
 
Heading out to run some errands with the kiddo this afternoon (wife's out of town for work, so it's just me and the 15-month-old for the next six days :eek: :confused: :D).

I've still got my #25 "BigBiscuit EO Special" in my pocket, keeping Bob's family in my thoughts. Rest in peace, buddy.

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Heading out to run some errands with the kiddo this afternoon (wife's out of town for work, so it's just me and the 15-month-old for the next six days :eek: :confused: :D).

I've still got my #25 "BigBiscuit EO Special" in my pocket, keeping Bob's family in my thoughts. Rest in peace, buddy.

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6 days! Great time to bond. I love those times!:thumbsup:
Nice 25! Bob was good at getting the EO's just right.
 
Beautiful knives, as always, folks.

Among a few other knives, I was carrying this Ulster Jack that is still a bit of mystery to me.

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The tang stamp (Ulster OVER Knife Co OVER NY) dates it between 1876 (!) and 1941, so there's a chance that's it's my oldest knife, but the wonky shield makes me think it's been rehandled (not that that is a bad thing) The wear on the Rosewood or Cocobolo handles is enough to seem really old, though. I don't know this knife's story, but I wish I did! Maybe it was rehandled in '60s and carried for the next 50 years. Maybe it was botched at the factory. Maybe someone faked the whole thing to make a quick buck. Who knows? I really dig it. That's all I know.
It is a fine looking knife, regardless. Thanks for sharing.
- Stuart
 
Captivating coffin, Signalprick! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:


I'll bet that is a satisfying rut to be in, Jer! :cool::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup: (At my age, that kind of rut is more likely than a mating frenzy. :rolleyes:)


Thoughtful tribute, Barrett! :thumbsup::):cool:


Interesting, since I'm experiencing the opposite situation. My yard has several oak trees that are dropping an unusually low number of acorns. :confused:


Thanks for the kind comment about my posts, Mike. I'm just following the examples of several positive role models on The Porch. :):thumbsup::thumbsup:


Thanks for the specs on your toothpick, Josh. :) Cool razor trapper :cool::thumbsup:; are the covers faux tortoise shell, or does RR call that something else?


That is one CLASSIC jack knife, tmd!!:thumbsup::thumbsup::cool::cool:


:D:D Thanks for the sodbuster comment, Jack. :)


That photo is absolutely NUTS in its quality, Dean!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool: Propitious Presidential! :cool::cool::thumbsup:


And SHINY! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup: With several posts mentioning nuts, your choice of your Squirrel is inspired! ;):thumbsup::thumbsup:


Fascinating mystery surrounding your knife, Shawn! :cool::thumbsup::cool: A related mystery that you can probably solve for me concerns the background of the photo. Kind of looks like dessert bars I've seen people bake, but I'm guessing it's really a dried up mud puddle?


Attractive pair of knives, Jack! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup: And the cane is also cool; I've suddenly got a swollen, gimpy knee that's making me think about canes. :( What (or who) is reflected in the rat tail groove of the bolster of your Guardian Lambsfoot??


That whittler is phenomenal, SVT! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:


Your Böker Barlow is big-league, Steve! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup: That model always catches my attention; I have a Böker cap, so I should hunt down a sweet Barlow to go with it. ;)


Ron, you're such a vigilant Guardian of the Lambsfoot! :thumbsup:;):thumbsup: Even on Stag Saturday, you're at your post with a Lambsfoot! :cool::cool:


Alan, you sound like a man trying to convince himself! ;) Both knives are gorgeous, and FWIW, I sure appreciate my knives at a whole new level once I start using them! :thumbsup::cool:


Am I the only one who can no longer see P&G's pics anymore?? :(:confused:


Congrats, tmd, and best wishes to your team in the playoffs!! :thumbsup::cool::):thumbsup: (Are you sure the knife is the charm, and not that delicious Imperial stout you praised in the Beverages and Blades thread?? :p)


Lovely stag 25, Pt-Luso!! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:


Magnificent matched pair, Tom! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:


Marvelous photo, Dschal!! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

I've fallen behind on showing off knives I've been carrying this week. :(
My watch pocket knife is a Rough Rider cannitler:
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My "big knife" this week is a 1967 Buck 110 one of my brothers gave me a while back:
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My peanut for the week is probably my favorite peanut (or at least one of the top 3 :rolleyes:):
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- GT
Top notch knives, GT. Really nice!
- Stuart
 
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