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No, no. It's because it's so very much like my favorite knife! If I'd owned yours I would have never let it get away!Does that wink mean that this was this once in your possession?
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That’s what I had originally figured, but then thought maybe it had a deeper history than I knew about.No, no. It's because it's so very much like my favorite knife! If I'd owned yours I would have never let it get away!
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The Last Two Persimmons
It seems the possums usually get almost all of the persimmons, but I managed to harvest three this year, one of which has already been eaten. That's OK, if I get to taste one a year that's enough for me. It's sort of a tradition in addition to being a challenge, since these little wild ones are about 80% seed. Anyway, I've been carrying my blue Case 6344 medium stockman the last few days. I don't often think about carrying it, but really it's one of my favorites with a "just right" size and about a 4 pull.
It seems the possums usually get almost all of the persimmons, but I managed to harvest three this year, one of which has already been eaten. That's OK, if I get to taste one a year that's enough for me. It's sort of a tradition in addition to being a challenge, since these little wild ones are about 80% seed. Anyway, I've been carrying my blue Case 6344 medium stockman the last few days. I don't often think about carrying it, but really it's one of my favorites with a "just right" size and about a 4 pull.
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I knowAnd I think it's vintage. When I picked up the package, I thought wow..this is heavy. Fit and finish is super ! ( except for the nail nick issue) I am so surprised and a lockback whittler too. Who doesn't like yellow !
That Ancient is too swoon for....wow !!!! Great photograph
Thanks, Gev!
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Great job!
Poor indoor shot of some classy little knives:
Peters Bros./ GEC / Lenox
Fodderwing
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Very nice Jeff. Beautiful.
Oh yes, that would be instant crush.
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Very nice Jeff. Beautiful.
Oh yes, that would be instant crush.
Thank you fine Sir ! It really is cool and I've never seen another. Off to resupply at grocery store...feeling well enough.
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Nice knife Frank! I had a few Railsplitters, but narrowed it down to just that model. -LanceQueen Railsplitter in Amber stag bone and D2.
While eating some rockfish (aka, striped bass) tonight that I caught Thursday on the Chesapeake Bay, I realized that the Virginia deer season is slipping away (I missed archery), so I'm taking off tomorrow for a couple of days to seek venison. Muzzleloader is in, so I'm using the one of the left. General gun opens this weekend, so I"ll have the slug shotgun on the right. Rain may curtail my plans. A SAK ALOX Electrician (not pictured) will handle cigar nipping duties.
Below is a pic from the start of the fishing trip. Boat left the dock at 6:00 am. lines in the water at 7:05 am. we limited out (2 per angler) at 9:15 am. Most fish were around 24", with 3 over 28" (the slot).
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Below is a pic from the start of the fishing trip. Boat left the dock at 6:00 am. lines in the water at 7:05 am. we limited out (2 per angler) at 9:15 am. Most fish were around 24", with 3 over 28" (the slot).
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Today i carried a prototype i just finished up. Im not sure it counts as traditional in a purist sense due to the cf. Never posted here before but i like to see all the unique traditionals.
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That is a great pair right there. Anybody would be pleased with those two beauties.My Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Case CV chestnut jigged bone mini trapper, and my Peanut of the Week is from the same series. Man, I like the Case chestnut bone knives!
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It’s only fitting to carry the most deadly battle knife ever invented on the Marine Corps Birthday....with one of these I can take on any man or beast that walks the planet
Happy Birthday to all fellow Marines
Happy birthday Marines! I carried this one today ...
And thank you to all who have served!
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Welcome. And good looking prototype you have there. It fits the description.
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Holy smokes, that's a nice p'nut.
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Look forward to seeing more of your stuff. You've got serious talent. Love the blade!
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Nice Catt Nick
Great job!
Poor indoor shot of some classy little knives:
Peters Bros./ GEC / Lenox
Lovely line-up Rachel
My Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Case CV chestnut jigged bone mini trapper, and my Peanut of the Week is from the same series. Man, I like the Case chestnut bone knives!
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Good-looking matching pair GT
Morning folks
Hope everyone has a great Sunday 
