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Stuart, you must have at least one of EVERYTHING!!...
A Case 53087 medium stockman (1940-1964) for Stagurday and its two-blade cousin, a Case 22087 small premium jack (1965-1969) in black Delrin.
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- Stuart
Another dynamic duo, especially the stag stockman!! Incredibly nice shot, Leslie!!
Looks like you have some classics to choose from, Jeff.
Is that a "first edition" Leatherman (with no model name) you have there?? How do you like your DMT cards?Hey, there's an image conjecture that makes sense to me!
Your stag 77 is a stunner, r8shell!
Part of my Easter weekend carry . This little gem hasn’t been out of the safe in a while .
Joshua took the words right out of my mouth! And I'd LOVE to see a pick of that knife on your car!Absolutely and I should lay it down on the hood of my flamed 57 Chevy and take a pic
"I went down, down, down, and the flames went higher."Now I have more song lyrics rattling around in my head, Ron!...
I have absolutely nothing at all against my Black Alox Pioneer. They are a very capable knife and handled all the cutting chores I put it to on my recent 9 day trip. Please forgive the recycled photos, but you can understand why I now have this 65 Ben Hogan and 77 Stag Jack in my pockets!!!
"Gee, but it's great to be back home. Home is where I want to be. I've been on the road so long , my friend..."
Good looking edge and patina you've got on that little knife, @Hickory n steel !!
I don't include it in every picture, but that little white imperial is always hanging around my neck and does see an occasional cutting task.
Congrats on your first GEC, sir! Fantastic spearpoint main on that amazing knife!#78 my first GEC. What a great user!
Congrats on the ebony Churchill, Barrett!! Not only is the apparent form and function sublime, but it seems like everybody who's anybody has grabbed one of those!!... I was hoping to get some nice outdoor photos of my Churchill this weekend, but we got a few inches of fresh snow last night, so an indoor photo will have to do for now.
I rest my case!!
Cool photo, FBC! Gonna post it in the books and blades thread?Glamor shot, Greg!!
Appealing stockman,
Travman
! (Except I don't understand why some stock knives are made with the tip of the sheepsfoot ABOVE the top of the liners??)Thanks, Ron.Happy Easter to you my friend!You can’t go wrong with a good Jack and Pen knife both in your pockets!
Two special knives for this special day! Wishing everyone a blessed Easter!
Triumphant twosome you posted there! Thanks for your informative thoughts on that Case horizontal sheath.Thanks! Regarding the horizontal sheath, it certainly is for the mini trapper. The knife jams in very tightly with only about 1/2 inch sticking out and it takes a really good tug to pull it out. Perhaps with age it will loosen up, time will tell. As it is now I think just about any two backspring knife in the 3.5 to 4+ inch range would be a tight fit. I wear it on the right side which means that when I bend over the open end is pointing up so the knife wouldn't fall out even if it were loose. (A loose-fitting knife would probably end up in the couch cushions.
I often see those discounted at gun&knife shows and wondered if I should pick one up.W
W!! Really like the checkered jigging on that lovely bone, not to mention the majestic spear!! Congrats, Jason! Thanks for the kind words and wishes, Stuart....While I constantly cozy up to your captivating canoes, that yella fella from Case is really nice.
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I hope everyone has an easy Easter and a peaceful Passover.
- Stuart
I'm smitten with your small stags, Harry!These Little Guys today !!! Northfield #06 and #18 .
Have a great Easter Holiday everyone .
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Harry
Even without your April shenanigans, r8shell, that's a very cool metal ad knife!
How long have you had that, and how long did it take to decide you had "foolish" plans for it?? Thanks for the cover ID, and for the compliment on that Winchester.
Excellent, Dean!!
Your trip down memory lane sparked another song in my head, Stuart! "Memories may be beautiful, and yet, what's too painful to remember we simply choose to forget." That little tip-bolstered Coke knife isn't at all painful though!Yeah, boy!! There was a Whataburger located between Mooresville, NC and my college town of Davidson, NC back in the late 1960's. We'd pull up outside, over-eat on burgers, sneak a drink from the cups hidden under our car seats, and try to pick up the carhops. I've also eaten my weight in Miracle Whip on BLTs and turkey sandwiches, though I'm more of a mayo/Duke's guy. Whip + sriracha sauce = great burger topping or steamed shrimp dip.
Here's the obligatory knife pic.
- Stuart
"I second that emotion", JP!!GEC #15 won from a recent GAW by @rswanson and also a Camillus #51 from a GAW by @WhittlinAway I think over a year ago. Celebrating the holiday and the generosity of The Porch.
I vowed to have nothing to do with fixed blades, but that's a temptress!
Ceramic???My Staggy/Horny Knife of the Week is an A. Wright & Son "senator" (thanks, R.c.s.):
My Peanut-ish Knife of the Week is a Case SS brown delrin peanut (thanks, Cory):
My Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a naked little Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave). It's one of the very few of my knives with a name - the Silver Bullet.
- GT
