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What an attractive knife, Senhor Pinto!!
Many thanks Mr. GT...
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Miscellaneous Knife of the Week for me is this Chinese Imperial small sodbuster:
Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Joker asta autentica my daughter got for me in Zaragoza, Spain:
Free Choice Knife of the Week is this Schrade-Walden whittler (thanks, Tsar Bomba):
Beautiful knives Mr. GT!!!
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Just noticed that yesterday I didn't post any of this week's knives for me.Here are some. In fact, since I happen to be carrying several Rough Riders this week, I'll post all of them right now to cover yesterday and today.
RR Zombie Nick canoe:
RR Electrician Knife:
RR copper-bolster pen knife:
RR work knife:
RR baby copperhead:
Good examples of his extensive collection Mr. GT!!!
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Thanks. I've got a blurred shot and a group shot near the surface. I'll do something better.
Authorities are agreed that Kastor Bros used this brand from 1905 to 1917, 1922, or 1936.
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It's from the beginning of an Old English poem called The Seafarer.Google translate gave me no help!Four fine knives, Jer!!
Something like 'l myself can recite a true story, tell of journeys, how I for days of torment often suffered hardship-times'.
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Sneak peak of one of my Grails I Recieved from Charlie at the Oregon knife collectors show . I drove 2 hours threw a rain and wind storm to meet Mr Campagna and try to get 1 of the 6 TC#15 Barlow’s only available at the show
Another one of his stunning Gec SFO’s !
Gorgeous TC and a successful Quest!!
Just noticed that yesterday I didn't post any of this week's knives for me.
RR Zombie Nick canoe:
RR Electrician Knife:
RR copper-bolster pen knife:
RR work knife:
RR baby copperhead:
- GT
Five beautiful knives, Gary!
I am a little worried about the etch on that yellow one though. 
Great knives and pics, Dean!
Miscellaneous Knife of the Week for me is this Chinese Imperial small sodbuster:
Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Joker asta autentica my daughter got for me in Zaragoza, Spain:
Free Choice Knife of the Week is this Schrade-Walden whittler (thanks, Tsar Bomba):
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Thanks, Gary. You have another great group of pocket cutlery shown again! That Schrade Walden whittler is really nice.
I'm carrying my favorite knife for a day in blue jeans.
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I got Bob and his little buddy with me today. Quick question, has anyone successfully removed the shield on a GEC without damaging the covers/scales?
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Blazing Saddles ( found this one by chance. I will tell about it in its own thread when time permits - for now here it is Under the Tuscan Sun ) yes it would give Diane Lane a run for her money
A beautiful picture and an intriguing knife, I look forward to reading your thread on it.
Thank you, GT. Much appreciated, as always.
Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Joker asta autentica my daughter got for me in Zaragoza, Spain:
I always love seeing your horn clad Joker, GT, it is exquisite.
I'm carrying my favorite knife for a day in blue jeans.
An exceptional knife in a gorgeous setting, Dean. Though, I must say, spring appears to be taking its time getting to you...
Going with these two today.
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Another HP spotted (15c?)!
The knives are no slouch either!
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Who was the maker of that beauty my friend?
Thanks, Jack but this Moore is buffalo horn. We can pretend it's ebony for today, it being Wooden Wednesday and all.
You are right about Charlie's Rope knives and that Lambsfoot of yours looks to be well loved.
I'm looking forward to that thread, Gevo. What a knife!
The Moore is still with me.
Sorry pal, it's stunning
Thanks for the pile pic, Jack!
Nice one, Steve!
Two wonderful black/red pairings, Dylan and @greentrout !
Ravishing Lloyd and eye-catching photo, Gary!!
Impressive quintet of marlin spikes!!
I sure hope you're right, @Dschal !
Persons on The Porch are a pleasant, polite pack of people!!
Google translate gave me no help!
I agree about the Minichamp, FBC; it's earned its position as one of my 24/7/365 knives.
Happy Anniversary, Shawn!
Great to see a Rope Knife again, Jack, and the Blackwell Lambsfoot with the peek-a-boo tip is a venerable beauty!
What an attractive knife, Senhor Pinto!!
Miscellaneous Knife of the Week for me is this Chinese Imperial small sodbuster:
Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Joker asta autentica my daughter got for me in Zaragoza, Spain:
Free Choice Knife of the Week is this Schrade-Walden whittler (thanks, Tsar Bomba):
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LOL! I am surprised how little time I have spent looking at the pile side, compared to the mark side!
Thank you for the compliments and insight GT, I like your three knives there, those Sodbusters are great value aren't they? Today I'm carrying these two.A Northfield 54 single spear SFO in Burlap Micarta and my 2017 A. Wright Guardians Lambsfoot Midnight Special SFO in Buffalo Horn.
Good choice Ron
Looking good Dean
I've been carrying these two again today, joining
Pàdruig
in the Black n Red! 
