Thanks Mr. GT, I put the same knives several times because in reality they are the ones that I actually walk with me in my pocket.
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But, from what I see here in the Forum there are many people who repeat the knives much more than I do, I believe you have already verified this, but it is the life of those who like knives!!!
I'm sorry for this my tip. I'm not angry with you...
One more repetition (but it has to be), today in my pocket the most beautiful and old Portuguese knife in my collection!!!
Senor Pinto, I didn't intend to offend you when I said I enjoyed seeing your fantastic TC
again. As you point out, everyone here posts photos of their knives repeatedly (and some that I admire most are the people who stay with the same 1 or 2 knives for long periods). Usually, the more often I see a knife, the better I like it.
... The only time I worried about that was upon returning from Scotland, I found an official looking note inside my suitcase saying it had been inspected by TSA. ...
I had a similar note in my luggage when I returned from visiting my daughter in Spain almost 4 years ago. The bag contained 10 knives, I think, 7 of which were Spanish souvenirs. They were all still there, but the zipper on the suitcase was broken from TSA's ham-handed attempt at inspection!
Very creative, Barrett!!
Wife and I got back from a mini-vacation a little bit ago. ...
Glad to see you back, Dean; I hope it was a memorable time away!
Your Ancient looks like it enjoyed the trip!
Your stag gunstock stockman is a distinctive and desirable knife, Jeff!
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It's incredible that 83*F with 80% humidity is a "beautiful southern summer evening". Is this what they call Stockholm Syndrome?
Sounds like a nice evening to me, Shawn!
That whittler must put a grin on your face, Ken!
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WZA! Amazing photo of 2 delectable knives, Alan!!
Iconic jack knife, Steve!
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I'm mixing things up with a modified Opinel and a J.Nowill sleeveboard pen. (a gift from
Jack Black
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Good to see those astounding Opinel mods again, Rachel!! And that sleeveboard from Jack is a proper pen knife!
Dang, Dwight, that's a dandy!!
I'm finally staggering into Stagurday with an relatively rare (to me) totin' companion: a small (3.25") folder by the late J. M. "Mickey" Maddox of Ringgold, GA, a protégé of Ron Little. I think the knife is from the 1980's. I like the dove-tailed bolster/cover joint.
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- Stuart
That's a unique and stimulating stag example, Stuart!
Carrying my trusty Sowbelly. John Primble India Steel Works
Sinuous, surpassing sowbelly, Gev!!
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I'll tote this 25 drop point today for Stag Saturday! Enjoy your weekend everyone!
That's world-class, Mark!!
Stunning stag, divine drop point, striking stamped big bolster - tremendous 25!
Today’s carry.
Stylish stag on both 25 and 26, Ken!
How's the book? The only book I've read by that author (with the order of last names switched, I think?) is
Wild Animals I Have Known. I enjoyed it when I was a kid, but didn't realize there was controversy about its veracity!
Cold and windy, rainy day. I am mostly staying inside with this Remington bullet knife in my pocket.
That's a handsome jack, Tom; is it new to you??
I'm sorry, but I don't, GT. I was lucky to find any information of the maker. It's not ram, I can tell. the light color hints toward cattle, but ???
Thanks. I think that I may have a few more in the box that I just found. If so, I'll post them.
Yep, that's the ticket!!
- Stuart
Thanks, Stuart.
My Joker is cow horn, and, like you, I'd guess the same for that sweet lockback you posted.
I sure enjoy seeing pictures of that Joker Horn Knife GT !!!
Thanks for the very kind words about my Stag Gunstock !! Of the New Stag knives that I have bought , there were 2 that I did not get to choose from others on and 1 that I had to let Mike at CK make my choice on . Obviously on a Used Knife the only choice is whether to buy it or not .
Harry
Thanks, Harry.
And thanks for the extra info about getting your stag knives.
Aw that reminds me of my Camillus 21. One of my first mod projects that I bought dirt cheap because the pre-Delrin scales were crumbling off. I cut new scales out of beef bone which turned out fine, but I did not get the pivot pin tensioned right and it has no snap. I really need to get back to that one and get it right, it’s a sweet little guitar pick pocket knife.
You’re spot on about the Klein. I bought it specifically because what was once a hawkbill had been misshapened with a grinder. I wanted a sheepsfoot with that big curved handle.
Thanks !
Thanks for the confirmation on the Klein, Jeff, and I look forward to seeing your Camillus peanut when you get a chance to fix it up!
Grand gunstock with the checkered bone,
@TheFactor !
Thanks for the compliments my friend, those two pics were taken less than 100 yards from each other
That's a great-looking pair of knives there GT, lovely character in that old Camillus, and your Joker is always a treat to see
Happy Sunday folks, hope everyone is having a smashing weekend
I'm not planning to go too far from home today, but I have these two trousered
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Thanks for the knife nods, Jack.
As always, I appreciate the ebony/ivory pair.
(And I'm always amused by the phrase "I have these knives trousered" which I don't think I've seen from anyone but you!
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Have a Blessed Sunday.
That's an impressive knife, Leslie, and I love the beaver shield!
But what model is that? Are those bone covers??
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I’ll slip this jack into my jeans as I head off to church.
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Good wood, Jeff!
First Sunday of football season... Go Hawks!
The natural micarta reminded me of a pig skin...
You have a BAD case of Football Fever, John!!
My Lambsfoot of the Week is a rosewood Union Jack:
This week I have TWO Free Choice knives. One is this mini trapper that's a by-product of
black mamba
's Beer Belly Stockman project (thanks, Jeff):
The other is a Case rough black canoe (thanks, Alan), that came in this week after I had done my weekly rotation and stored away my knives, so I had no choice but to carry it all week
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- GT
