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Been using my ancient this weekend
Harvested some mint from my grandparents garden and helped with my fiancee's grandparents yard work
Cut off some old gi pants for swimming then to wear for working out
And had a little fire with with my mom and her boyfriend and my fiancee
Harvested some mint from my grandparents garden and helped with my fiancee's grandparents yard work
Cut off some old gi pants for swimming then to wear for working out
And had a little fire with with my mom and her boyfriend and my fiancee
Nature Boy
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Perfect
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Happy Fathers Day Gents!
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These two today. Rough Rider peanut and a single bladed jack. Great size for pocket carry and especially on the peanut the finishing is just great.
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Amir Fleschwund
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Been using my ancient this weekend
Harvested some mint from my grandparents garden and helped with my fiancee's grandparents yard work
Cut off some old gi pants for swimming then to wear for working out
And had a little fire with with my mom and her boyfriend and my fiancee
Mom’s boyfriend and fiancee and her grandparents?
Posing your knife for photos in front of them is the BF approved test of if these relationships have lasting power.
black mamba
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Rough Rider Burnt Stag Sowbelly
LastRodeo
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Stockman and a Shandy. I think I will carry a stockman today, but will have to wait until my trip to Wisco next month for the other.JohnDF beat me to the punch regarding a stockman on Father's Day. But I was busy getting ice to keep the guests in cold beer for my youngest daughters graduation party today.
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Old Engineer
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Time to carry some fine Old Catts again .
I will make do with these .
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Harry
I will make do with these .
.Harry
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Nice knife and beer selection! I’ve recently been introduced to the summer shandy myself. West Genesee or Liverpool graduation?
Carrying my Case Trapper (yellow delrin, cv blades) my boys got me for Fathers Day, a yellow mini cv trapper, and a Victorinox pioneer today. What can I say? Cargo shorts have a lot of pockets.
John
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It is always good to see your Divine Davison, Jack!
A stunning example of quality cutlery - Davison!
My humble carry today.
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May I ask what make is the mini-revolver?
I liked the look of that too!
Cool pic my friend It is always good to see your Divine Davison, Jack!
A stunning example of quality cutlery - Davison!
My humble carry today.
Thank you very much Dean, that's a very nice knife
I need to dig around in my knife boxes and bring out a few I haven't carried in a while 
5K Qs
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5K Qs the biggest part of Texas whenever I come here seems to be my expanding waistline.
Beautiful LF, GT!!
Thanks, Perry & Jeff & Dean; they're sure interesting knives....
Thanks, GT! Nice looking Lambsfoot.
Jeff, I've had that horn-handled lambsfoot since about November, I think, and I've most often posted it in this thread as part of my quartet that I carry literally every day, regardless of what my rotation schedule dictates that I carry. Dean, I'm up to five knives with lambsfoot blades now.
Congrats on picking up another couple of venerable folders, Harry!!Had the Lick Creek with me today as I cleaned up an Old Cattaraugus and an Old Remington Scout that I picked up in Saugatuc , Michigan a couple of weeks ago .
Harry
(Not sure how I feel about you "raiding" my state to do it!! 
)Got this one off the exchange this week.
@Hkjay & @Old Hunter , those "animal shield" knives are fantastic!!I'm carrying this 2012 GEC Krack-A-Jack today (for the weekend). It has my favorite Clip blade, something about the way it was ground just looks "right" to me, and the shield makes me laugh. The mule reminds me of Francis, the talking ARMY mule (from an old comedy movie I liked when I was a kid). OH
Striking knife, Ken; I'm always impressed by checkered handles!...
Ken
Thanks, Jack.Thanks for the compliments my friend, I like your new category
He is the Ace of Adjectives!
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Makes you wonder whether someone is celebrating or suffering when he says, "Make mine a double."I'm treating myself to a Double Lambsfoot Day!
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Beautiful twin lambs, Jack! I don't think of myself as a big fan of red knives, but that is some of the nicest bone, including color, I've ever seen, Ron!!
I admire your attitude, r8shell!Rather than pout about not getting an Ancient TC Barlow, I'll carry a century old Jack! (much easier to find)
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Fascinating pic, Ken!
I had no knowledge of the Civil War era Copperheads, nor had I seen a Case copperhead pattern with the penny inlaid in the bone. Thanks for doubly expanding my horizons! Outstanding stag stock knives, Stuart!!It's a stellar Stagurday in Northern Virginia today, but about to get stifling. Case 53087 and 5347, both from 1940-1964 era....
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Maybe one of the reasons I like your golden-brown knives so much, Steve, is that the handles remind me of pancakes and syrup!
I think it's kind of cool that even though my lambsfoot has developed a fair amount of patina, the blade etch is still readable at certain angles. Betty and Riley are both looking strong and healthy!PATINA PATINA!
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I'm still a day behind so here is a pic of Betty from yesterday's dog walk.
Riley says hi
Captivating pic of a desirable duo of knives, Mark!
I like the wide, aggressive bevel you've got on the edge of your clip, Jer.Summer is here with a vengeance. Going light and stainless.
I think the first knives I purchased when I became re-interested in pocket knives about 4.5 years ago was a clam-pack of two Chinese Bucks, a Trio and a Solo. Back then, I had little interest in, or even tolerance for, single-bladed knives, so I gave away the Solo fairly soon after I got it. Kind of wish I hadn't done that.
Congrats on the Ancient, @GE Jr !!Enjoying this new Ancient (oxymoron that it may be) Barlow today.
That's a sweet Father's Day canoe, Mike!
Color me green with envy. Exquisite choices with a well-deserved holiday message, Jeff!
Congrats on the RR FD stockman, Shawn!!Happy Father's Day to all the dad's! I'll be carrying this new Rough Rider that my wife and daughter got me for Father's Day along with the ever-present Peanut that I've carried since 6/16.
Looks like the same model as the one
r8shell
scrimshawed for me. Your daughter is already 2 years old?!!? Daughters can be sort of exasperating, but dads know they mean well!
Nice glittering gold in grandpa's memory too! Pristine pearls of great price, Stuart!!Totin' two tempting two-bladers today: a Case 82079 1/2 (1978) sleeve board pen and a Voyles Cutlery USA 77 peanut.
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Congrats, Dad Ron!!Happy Father’s Day!
JohnDF