JTB_5
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It is Roland Lannier's "Why so Serious" in 14c27n steel, corian covers, and a bamboo backspacer.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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I do not expect that the irrigation turn will need to be used for a little while Gevo ??? Nice pictures my friend .Earth Wind & Fireand rain rain rain
Harry
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Very nice old Pal Stuart !!!! I believe you are correct on the Remington Tooling .I'm hanging out with a pal today. Specifically, a Pal Cutlery Co. cattle knife who promises to handle any chore that I come up with. Man, Pal (like its parent Utica Cutlery) made fine knives. This knife was made during the 1945-1953 period after Pal had taken over Remington's cutlery production and facilities, and was most likely built on Remington patterns and tools.
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Harry that’s what I call Jigged Bone my friend! They could have been done by the same cutler!Have these in my pockets today : Taylors Eye Witness one a Sheepsfoot and the other a Lambfoot
They are devoted family pets and in my experience they love kids!This is my first Boston Terrier! He seems like a great family dog. Here is a picture of "Boss" and my girlfriend's daughter watching the boob tube. He's about 10 months old now.
Here's a pic of the ol' edc for knife content.
How is that Klaas doing for you? I’m carry these two today. A Burlap Micarta 54 SFO and my Midnight Special Guardian Lambsfoot also an SFO. Please don’t mind the rain drops it seems like the norm lately!
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No, I think they are in good shape for now. The river is waaaaay low still, but that is another whole story. I have the stag 35 in my pocket again today. My dad wants his 50 plus years of slides digitized.
no problem dad I'll get right on it
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Right out of the mailbox and straight into the pocket.
I am gonna love using this little fella and building up a nice patina.
I am gonna love using this little fella and building up a nice patina.
That's a heck of a start!
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They are devoted family pets and in my experience they love kids!
Nice to hear. The Klaas is doing great for me, I think it pairs with my vest quite well!
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r8shell
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Probably a good idea.
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I'm hanging out with a pal today...
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Narragansett Beer -- I spent a few months on Narragansett Bay many years ago.
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Hey Jeff, Jerry Halfrich calls it his "Jack Russell" model. I don't have any calipers handy but it's 1/8" CPM-154 stock, or very close to that. I'm sure it would handle most bird and trout duties, although it's not specifically sold as such.
