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Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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What a beautiful group of Otters GTor one of these:
Thank you, my friend.Awe-inspiring Capture of your AC, Dave!![]()
That's a fine looking canoe, when I first started collecting slip joints the Canoe was my pattern.Fancy Canoe of the Week is a Colt stag canoe:
Thanks, Gary. I bought it last year, and carry it frequently. It's in my pocket now, and a matching trapper on my belt. I can see why they are Case's biggest sellers.That's an august medium stockman, Vince!Is it new to you?
Finished the book last night. I recommend it. I think you'd like it: lot of analytics.Astonishing the way this one always makes me smile, Vince!![]()
Love those canoes. Did you buy the blue one because you're a Mason, or because it looks so cool?Plain canoe of the week is a Rough Rider Masonic blue canoe:
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Fancy Canoe of the Week is a Colt stag canoe:
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Watch Pocket Knife this week is also a canoe, a Hen and Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will):
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International Knife of the Week is an Okapi Biltong:
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- GT
Don't know what it is, but I know that I like the round bolsters, sunk joints, beautiful bone, and tasteful shield!Admirable stockman, Nick!
NICE! OH
Just beautiful Jack!Today though, I've carrying a Hartshead Barlow
Arresting knife and photo, Dean!You probably have a teardrop for each day of the week.
- GT
Citrussy!!
- GT
Plain canoe of the week is a Rough Rider Masonic blue canoe:
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Fancy Canoe of the Week is a Colt stag canoe:
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Watch Pocket Knife this week is also a canoe, a Hen and Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will):
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International Knife of the Week is an Okapi Biltong:
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- GT
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I had a day out in the City of York yesterday with my pal Duncan @CampbellclanmanAs a result though, I've fallen behind with this fast-moving thread - sorry
Today though, I've carrying a Hartshead Barlow, and one of the knives Duncan very generously gifted me, a fabulous little #66 Stockman
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Just beautiful Jack!![]()
Both of those are great knives, Jack, and the Hartshead Barlow is one of the best looking Barlows I've seen in awhile.![]()
Great looking bone on that #66. A wonderful gift by Duncan.
Great looking bone on that #66. A wonderful gift by Duncan.
Totem never looked so good Dave.
Just beautiful Jack!Great pics guys![]()
I had a day out in the City of York yesterday with my pal Duncan @CampbellclanmanAs a result though, I've fallen behind with this fast-moving thread - sorry
Today though, I've carrying a Hartshead Barlow, and one of the knives Duncan very generously gifted me, a fabulous little #66 Stockman
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OH MY OH MY! Perfection in Schrade Barlow and what a gorgeous background.
Lovely furrows on both beauties.
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Stuart, you got me beat![]()
Thanks Stuart! That's a regal pair of Queens in winter bottom dress.![]()
Nice winter bottom Queen’s you and @SteveC are toting today. One of my first traditional knives was a Queen winter bottom jack but I can’t remember where I kept it. Gonna have to some digging. Had this boy’s knife with me at the beach today.
My trusty old Remington BSA and a hard working Bullnose should make a good pair for today![]()
ALL RIGHT! Steve and Stuart in a Queen winterbottom throw-down showdown!!
Don't give up yet, Steve! You can take him!!![]()
Watch Pocket Knife this week is also a canoe, a Hen and Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will)
Remington UMC R21
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Today though, I've carrying a Hartshead Barlow, and one of the knives Duncan very generously gifted me, a fabulous little #66 Stockman![]()
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Thanks for the compliment Stuart! That old Schrade belonged to my paternal Grandfather. I get all warm and fuzzy every time I carry it. That’s two beautiful old Winterbottom Queens my friend! I know you have quite a few and they’re all beautiful!Ron, that's a fine one to tote if you're only going to tote one.
@SteveC inspired me with his post of a Queen model 10 heavy duty jack today so I'm totin' a similar model 10, also from 1961-1971, and raising him a model 15 half congress from 1958-1960:
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- Stuart
Thanks Jeff!Been there, done that, and ready for more. I love to see well loved users on here!
Thanks for the compliment Gary!A-1 pair, Ron, especially that redbone IMHO!
A one-knife day is an unusual event for you, Ron! You chose a good one to go solo!![]()
Two beautiful knives Jack! I’m glad you and Duncan had a good visit. He is a generous individual! I’m proud to have been able to meet and spend time with he and Paul at the Rendezvous in 2017!Great pics guys![]()
I had a day out in the City of York yesterday with my pal Duncan @CampbellclanmanAs a result though, I've fallen behind with this fast-moving thread - sorry
Today though, I've carrying a Hartshead Barlow, and one of the knives Duncan very generously gifted me, a fabulous little #66 Stockman
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Beautiful DeanSuperb pic too
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OH MY OH MY! Perfection in Schrade Barlow and what a gorgeous background.
I've seen enough of Steve's knives to know he can pull out a winning hand, GT. My stepfather told me: if you are playing cards and can't tell who the pigeon is, you're the pigeon. I do have these up my sleeve though:
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Boy, oh boy, what a classic, Dean!!! Excellent picture to show it off.
-Stuart