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This one is a Christmas gift from my neighbor. Each year for the past several years, he goes to our local old-school hardware store and picks a Case knife out of the big floor standing display case as a present for me. I've explained the "coals to Newcastle" adage to him, but he says that he knows that I like and will use the knives that he gives me, so that's what he going to do. This year it's a Tony Bose inspired Sway Back Gent (T.B.61117 SS).
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Blonde horn Fontenille-Pataud locking Lag. 9cm. Arrived yesterday, just too late for Christmas...but worth the wait 
Purely gorgeous...wow !!! More picturesBlonde horn Fontenille-Pataud locking Lag. 9cm. Arrived yesterday, just too late for Christmas...but worth the wait
Bee shotThanks Gev, some controversy though... I Bee Fly yo!
Just let me add. Some French cutlers refer to it as 'abeille' Bee, a honey-maker but other talk about 'mouche' a real fouler 
Well, I stated lurking around here in 2014 when I bought my first traditionals off the exchange. My first post in the traditionals forum didn't come until 2.5 years later. Now, I have started selling my modern folding knives. Slowly but surely, this place got me and I couldn't be happier. I have two of my favorites with me today.
Sweet pairing and great hat-6 F this morning and the birds are hungry. I've never seen a rainbow at this temperature, that I recall. There are very fine ice crystals in the air. Must be a refraction through them. Couldn't get a decent picture though.
Another little Ohta today.
But that Ohta Just let me add. Some French cutlers refer to it as 'abeille' Bee, a honey-maker but other talk about 'mouche' a real fouler
Thanks, Gev! Little knives need some love too!Sweet pairing and great hat
My wife bought me that hat years ago, Lord knows why.
It's relegated to snow removal duties. My grandson gets a laugh out of it.That knife is right on time!!Blonde horn Fontenille-Pataud locking Lag. 9cm. Arrived yesterday, just too late for Christmas...but worth the wait
-Stuart
Blonde horn Fontenille-Pataud locking Lag. 9cm. Arrived yesterday, just too late for Christmas...but worth the wait
Thanks Gev, some controversy though... I Bee Fly yo!
That's a great looking knife, Will! I've had my eye on those for years. I need to just do it one day soon. The 9 cm is just perfect for the pocket. Great pics!
I knew it would be nice butThanks Gev, some controversy though... I Bee Fly yo!
the detail..its beeflybulousGreat knife - FABULOUS picture.
- Stuart
Well, I stated lurking around here in 2014 when I bought my first traditionals off the exchange. My first post in the traditionals forum didn't come until 2.5 years later. Now, I have started selling my modern folding knives. Slowly but surely, this place got me and I couldn't be happier. I have two of my favorites with me today.
I’ve been looking into sowbelly stockmans a lot lately and will pull the trigger on one if I can find one in decent bone and carbon blades. That one is gorgeous!
SteveC
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Thanks !
