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I tried to like it twice and it wouldn’t let meThe 2015 Orchard Gem today in Antique Amber Pick Bone.
Here's what I encounter when I come in the door, this face is almost impossible to say no to, whether it be a walk or treat
Thanks! I appreciate it. It's obviously one of my favorites too!
Ok, Punch Stockman it is!I would venture to say punch stockman but as Jake @supratentorial has noted many names were used.see @waynorth thread on Cattle Knives. It's not equal end or a premier and it is serpentine so I'm sticking to my first answer
Edit: Here is the thread nine pages back
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/from-cattle-knife-to-stockman.1555138/
Party poopers, I say! hahaThe song fest was great for the participants, but my wife claims it was less than ideal for innocent bystanders!
Unusual clip blade on your Moore Maker.Is that New Riders of the Purple Sage in the background??
Great tip repair job, Rachel. Something about that blade profile just catches my eye.
No worries, Jack. I know the eyes are one of the first things to start going.Sorry pal, it's stunning
OOooo I like that !This guy today.
Great looking knives, Aaron.
No worries, Jack. I know the eyes are one of the first things to start going.
I wish I was in the shape this old Alfred Blackwell Lambsfoot is! 
Gary always brightens my day, and I’m just looking at a photo! I can’t imagine what it could do in person!Nice knives today!
In the pocket on this rainy, dreary day!
That 92 Eureka is one of the most timeless patterns that GEC makes! Just a beautiful knife!
Stuart my friend!!!Peregrin , @picturerock ,
Travman , @traumkommode Beautiful jigging on those knives. I'm rolling with some Robesons today, one in strawberry bone (1948-1959) and one in brown bone (1940-1964).
Note that the placement of the pens is different, as is the location of the pen nail nicks. Odd.
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Just how big is that magic hat you keep pulling all of these beauties out of? My oh my Paul!The 2015 Orchard Gem today in Antique Amber Pick Bone.
Here's what I encounter when I come in the door, this face is almost impossible to say no to, whether it be a walk or treat
That Gem justs keeps getting better!! But that face, man I bet you melt like butter when you see that! 
Thanks. It could be a popular new blade: the "snub-nosed sheep-spear"Great tip repair job, Rachel. Something about that blade profile just catches my eye.
I know the feeling.
Been my Anker knife all week.
Classy couples, r8shell & Grateful!
Charming Camillus 2-blade Barlow, Steve!
Champion pair, Ron; that 73 Scout makes me want to shout!!Case 6231-1/2 Jack Knife 1973 vintage and a Tidioute 2015 OO 73 Scout
Great photo of a classic knife, Dean!
Commendable couple of workers, Jeff!
Is that a Ford tractor they're on?Captivating contrasting couple, Karl!...
Here’s my carry for today
Oddly enough this is my first ever SAK and I got it earlier this week. I bought it expecting to keep it in my misc. European small knives drawer but it’s been in my coin pocket since it arrived. It’s just such a handy “grooming” tool haha!
I carry a keychain-sized SAK all the time, and use its scissors more than I use ANY of the blades I carry! 
"Not-so-black" is not-so-bad, to say the very least, Dylan; compelling couple of cutlery examples!Going with a pair of "not-so-black" Ebony today.
Whatever day the two TEWs show up is a good day IMHO, Harry; charismatic couple of venerable knives!Sitting here eating some Polish Sausage and Cheese Curd after taking the Snow Blower off of one lawn tractor . Still have a snow blade on the other one just in case . Have these in my pockets .
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I guess this is a Two TEW's Wednesday this week . Lambfoot & Sheepfoot
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Congrats on the clean, comely, cultured cutter you've found, Gev!! That burnished red stag is crazy!! No wonder you've got a whole lot of shakin' going on!!... But I'm still shaking ...what a rush
Capital couple of choices, Stuart, with covetable bone and chic shields!!... A Camillus cattle knife (4 line, all blades, so 1919-1941) and a Kutmaster stockman (1929-present). The KUTMASTER/UTICA,N.Y./U.S.A. tang stamp has a T stamped underneath; anyone know what that signifies?
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- Stuart
The round-bolstered cattle knife is the one that most charms me in that pair, but could the "T" on the Kutmaster tang actually be part of "GT", meaning it's a long-lost knife of mine that I never knew I had?? Cute and clever story, Ace, with a colorful photo!My wife and I went for a hike in the national forest today. ... Traditionals For the Win!
That harvest orange peanut could be a centerfold! Cinco covetable knives, Jer!
Wright, Wadsworth,Buck, Kutmaster, Vic.
The Vic arrived today. It's one of four of my aloxes, and the only non-red.
Congrats on the Vic Electrician. My first Alox Vic was a silver Electrician (thanks, gregc) and Alox has had incredible allure for me ever since. Sorry to hear about the ups and downs, Shawn.
I'm enjoying the Moore Maker and your music backgrounds!...
Thanks.
Tremendous tortoise shell, Senhor Pinto!...
Another dashing duo, r8shell!
The ebony Esquire is exquisite!Thanks for the translation.
Celebrated Case cleverly captured, Steve!
Thanks for the complimentary comments on my cutlery, Dean....
Five beautiful knives, Gary!
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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.
I'm always thrilled to see your cultivated Presidential, a consummate pocket knife!! Does the ebony on that knife meet your high standards?Thanks, Stuart.
Thanks for the Joker praise, Dylan....
I always love seeing your horn clad Joker, GT, it is exquisite.
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Going with these two today.
Fine foto of your crimson and coal couple!! You're welcome, Jack, and thanks. Sometimes the "random riot" of the mark side of your Guardians Lambsfoot gives me sensory overload, so I appreciate the patterns of the pile side....
LOL! I am surprised how little time I have spent looking at the pile side, compared to the mark side!
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I've been carrying these two again today, joining @Pàdruig in the Black n Red!
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Comely coal/crimson couple for you, as well! WToday's tote. Love the jigging on this one.
W!! More info about that stunning Queen, please?? Both are b-b-b-bad to the bone, in the best sense, Stuart!!... I'm rolling with some Robesons today, one in strawberry bone (1948-1959) and one in brown bone (1940-1964).
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That's a trifle of fine cutlery, Harry!...
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Harry
Cool knife, Paul, but the captivating canines are the champs in this post!!The 2015 Orchard Gem today in Antique Amber Pick Bone.
Here's what I encounter when I come in the door, this face is almost impossible to say no to, whether it be a walk or treat
Thanks my friend!Great pics Donn, hoping we get some better weather soon
Looking good Ron
Thanks Gary!Champion pair, Ron; that 73 Scout makes me want to shout!!
You're welcome, Jack, and thanks. Sometimes the "random riot" of the mark side of your Guardians Lambsfoot gives me sensory overload, so I appreciate the patterns of the pile side.
I really like that Big Little Knife Sir !!!! GEC needs to make another run of them .
