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I've been carrying these two for the past several days: CV small Texas jack in amber and SS peanut in pocket worn harvest orange.
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black mamba
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Gev, nice knife and many thanks for the interlude! There never has been and never will be anyone as good as Lady Ella. 
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Have a great hike Dean, I'll look forward to seeing more of that one
Carrying my 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot and Unicorn Ivory Micarta #25 today
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Thanks, Jack! More photos below.
Good pair of knives you posted. The Unicorn Ivory Micarta is very attractive!Dean, how many Case teardrops do you have???That's a green beauty, and the end-capped ebony Huckleberry is SO handsome!
Thanks, Gary! I now have three Case Tear Drops.
I carried these two on my hike today. I took several photos of the Green Curly Maple Tear Drop. The I*XL also modeled for a few.
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Beautiful knife for sure.Only green knife I own but having ties to Kansas and conductors, had to have it. Serial number 007 was icing on the cake, glad someone didn't run me up.
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Gev, nice knife and many thanks for the interlude! There never has been and never will be anyone as good as Lady Ella.
So true, Jeff !!!! What a knife....sweet ! Looks like a special club knife?
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Thanks, Jack! More photos below.
Thanks, Gary! I now have three Case Tear Drops.
I carried these two on my hike today. I took several photos of the Green Curly Maple Tear Drop. The I*XL also modeled for a few.
Fantastic photos Dean
Thank you my friend, the #25 was a gift from Barrett My Alox knife this week is this red Vic Cadet:
My non-Alox SAK this week is a Wenger Esquire:
My bailed non-SAK this week is a Marbles Workman trapper:
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Looks like you've got it covered GT
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This pair today. Don’t tell my Churchill...
black mamba
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Indeed it is, Gev, from the Gateway Area Knife Club in St. Louis. Rick, Tom and I attended their knife show back in January and I snagged this one off a table. It's a German made Rigid from 1990.
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Syracuse Knife Company
Polish made SAK (Tinker) copy
Awesome! My very first knife was a Syracuse that had the scissors, saw, fish scaler, file etc..
My father gave it to me when I was 5, I immediately cut my finger opening the small pen blade and he took for “safe keeping” letting me carry it on hunting/fishing trips and asking for it back at the end of each trip. One day, I guess I was about 7, he didn’t ask for it back. I thought I was getting away with something, but thinking back I realize I had finally proven to him I could be trusted with a blade. I lost it somewhere in my mid twenties, I’m 41 now.
Thanks for posting that Astronaut! That brought back good memories.
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All the more special for the memories !!! They made a fine knife indeed !
