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Thanks Dylan!
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Nice trio, Joshua.
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In a good way, I hope! I like the swedge on the clip.Thanks!
The 14 is surprising me so far.
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Yes, in a good way. I bought a single blade ironwood when they first came out, but it just felt too small, to puny in my hand. The extra width and weight on the two-blade just feels better to me. I also like the Cripple Creek features. I hadn't noticed in other folks' pictures that it doesn't have any GEC markings on the blade, not even a model number.
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Thanks Dwight!
Here are a couple of old pics. It’s a Clauss, made by NYK Co??
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Nick, I apologize because your knives and pictures deserve more than me just hitting the "Like" button. Your vintage knives are amazing to behold and the variety is fantastic. Always a pleasure to see your postsThanks Dwight!
Here are a couple of old pics. It’s a Clauss, made by NYK Co??
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I can understand that. I love the width and weight of my two-blade trapper. Just fills the hand really well.
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Thanks Dwight!
Here are a couple of old pics. It’s a Clauss, made by NYK Co??
That's a beauty !
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from the Clanman (Duncan's GAW ) just a gem of a guy...I mean knife
I have been inspired to carry this for Friday
I will try to find time for a more worthy and artistic photo tomorrow( well later today
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Dylan if I could get a single blade 78 with a clip blade I would be one happy boy.
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Nick, I apologize because your knives and pictures deserve more than me just hitting the "Like" button. Your vintage knives are amazing to behold and the variety is fantastic. Always a pleasure to see your posts
Thanks so much guys for the very nice words, especially coming from your two!
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Some great knives posted!
On deck for tomorrow.
Not only beautiful but practical too. I admire the forward placed nail nick, must make opening very easy (without having to mutilate it with some EZ open notch
) a lot of makers and manufacturers forget these things. Ken Erickson makes a leading knife, alwaysRegards, Will
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Sweeeet! Gary that’s a very nice Erickson! A very handy size and pattern!Some great knives posted!
On deck for tomorrow.
Will my friend, a fine pattern the 92 is.Talon Today
Bare end and nice ebony make it very nice! I’ve paired a Barlow and a Lambsfoot for the second day in a row!
What’s that saying? If it’s not broke don’t fixit!! 
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