Hi Josh,Howdy! First post, though I have been hanging around here on the porch for a bit. Great place to hang out! I love stockman, this is my current favorite.
Thanks much,
Josh
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Hi Josh,Howdy! First post, though I have been hanging around here on the porch for a bit. Great place to hang out! I love stockman, this is my current favorite.
Thanks much,
Josh
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That's a distinguished duo, Ron!Glad to see you're an animal lover.
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View attachment 800985 Really enjoy using the bullnose
Thank you, GT. I really appreciate the info. My search ended at a sale site.Stuart, here's some info I found when your comments about your S.W. Cutlery Liberty Bell aroused my curiosity. It will take you from knowing nothing about the knife to being a master of fascinating facts!!
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/schrade-walden-liberty-bell-lb-1-a-significant-knife.513980/
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That Parker sure looks interesting Stuart !!!!!! What has your experiences been with Parker ???? I have never had one .I'm carrying an odd, but handy pair today. The 3 blade stockman is by S.W. Cutlery (about which I know nothing), is much like a Buck Cadet or Schrade 34OT, and has a faint "Liberty" etch on the main blade and a raised brass cracked Liberty bell on the mark side black Delrin scale. The Parker Brothers Eagle Brand K124 has thick stag scales and a Wharncliffe main (with soaring eagle etch). They should make for interesting companions today.
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- Stuart
I can not argue with you about Northern England . Personally , I have been in the Yorkshire area more than anywhere else and I like it a lot . Yorkshire Pud is one of my very favorite foods . Mushy Peas & Chips too . But then again , there are many other places in the world that are very nice .The north of England is in my opinion one of the nicest parts of the world. We don't have towering mountain ranges or endless tracts of wilderness, and your never that far from a road or village, but outside of our cities there is a bleak beauty to our upland fells. Generally they look like this:
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It must be very hard for you to make a daily choice Alan . 3 very nice ones there my friend .Thanksgiving week carry. Everyday pocketknife is the Queen City Canoe, larger single blade stag is my 73, and for looks nothing in my pocket can beat John Lloyd.
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Thanks for the kind words about my Stag my friend . I do know the feeling very well but surprisingly enough for most of the Mondays through Fridays I have hard time choosing what to carry for working around our place . Then it it is one of my 2 old Taylor Eye Witness or my Old Cattaraugus Congress and all of them are Jigged Bone . It used to be my 73 in Stag but I am trying to save it because I really like it as it is .Yes it is, but with your stag I know you know the feeling. It's also one of the reasons I've been selling and narrowing my concentration.
Any certain brand of Canoe ?????I'm keeping about 8-10 of my stags, the Lloyd of course and a few specials. I've become enamored of the canoe patten so I'll be chasing those. I was accumulating willy nilly with no target. By reducing the collection it allows me to have a reason to keep buying. Sounds like justification to me.
Very nice jewelry and a great cause. I guess I get caught up in thinking everything is destined to end up as custom covers for a knife.Thanks. Not specifically, bought years ago with paper, nfs. I make jewelry and give them away or donate them to help Santa and Mrs Claus. 2017's auction was last Saturday at the VFW, raised over 6K for kids who would otherwise not have presents. This year's donated jewelry:
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Nice! I never get tired of ebony barehead jacks, and that's a sweet one!My miscellaneous knife this week is an old E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter (thanks, Mark):
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Welcome, Josh! That's a fine stockman.Howdy! First post, though I have been hanging around here on the porch for a bit. Great place to hang out! I love stockman, this is my current favorite.
Thanks much,
Josh
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My stockman this week is an Uncle Henry (thanks, Dean):
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- GT
Thanks. Not specifically, bought years ago with paper, nfs. I make jewelry and give them away or donate them to help Santa and Mrs Claus. 2017's auction was last Saturday at the VFW, raised over 6K for kids who would otherwise not have presents. This year's donated jewelry:
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