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Really love the punch on this guy.
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Really love the punch on this guy.
Old Engineer
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That is an outstanding knife my friend . Made by I assume Russell White ???? Is he back at work making knives yet ??? Are those Amboyna or Desert Ironwood covers ??? The covers look great and it also looks like it has File Work on the back spring . Just beautiful . Thanks very much for the picture !!!!!
Harry
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That's hard to believe, Dean; IMHO it's a very desirable knife!
Still St. Patrick's Day, I guess
a green Girl Scout knife
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Thanks, Gary. It is a great knife. It looks like you had a very green knife St. Patrick's Day.
Today, I carried my favorite Barlow again. Spring really is not quite here yet.
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- cheers, Harry
Old Engineer
Yes, Russell White. I had heard a while back that he was well enough to start making again.........but sadly, heard recently that he wasn't so well again
Here's that knife...
(Des Ir)
Old Engineer
Yes, Russell White. I had heard a while back that he was well enough to start making again.........but sadly, heard recently that he wasn't so well again
Here's that knife...
(Des Ir)
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Great picture. Would you mind telling me more about that knife?
mitch4ging
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What blade combination does it have? Standard stockman trio?
Thank you very much, GT!
It's the Willamette Whittler, with the pen blade secondary. It's just a treat to carry!
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Thank you for these additional pictures Paul . Sorry that I had remembered his first name wrong . I do have 2 Taylors Eye Witness Barlows that I bought new in 2014 that I suspicion were made by Russell . I have never found anything wrong with either one of them . Is that some Bitong that you are cutting ??? I think these pictures show the beauty of your knife a little better . Take care my friend .- cheers, Harry
Yes, Russell White. I had heard a while back that he was well enough to start making again.........but sadly, heard recently that he wasn't so well again
Here's that knife...
(Des Ir)
Harry
mitch4ging
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That's a real nice looker, really liking it! Love the koa!
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Really nice out today, so I’ve burned my wildflower ditch, and enlisted these guys to help hauling compost to my raised beds.
Enjoy your day, friends!
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315 you have some nice stockmans. You starting to make me a little jealous....
Thanks! But don't get too jealous, I'm a bit new at the accumulation game and I'm quite sure I don't hold a candle to several of the collections here. I don't really think about value, collectibility or rairity, I just try to pick up what I like and would use. The stockman just seems to be the pattern I like the most.
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Touché Sir...
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Not sure how traditional the blaze orange is, but.....Farm & Field today
