Âchillepattada
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Hello Will, I consider to eat with Charlie's tools as a duty
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That was my reaction the first time I saw it.Oh my!
No Jack, wait...
Of course the Jack Black Barlows are sublime, but I really like that Boker Fixie.
Glad I could stimulate your gray cells, Jack! My high school Latin classes (and the context) helped me correctly guess the meaning of that word.
Thanks, GT! instead of the usual 6 to 9 weeks delivery time, it only took 3 weeks As far as announcing there arrival I chose this time to casually post photos rather than a post with a big bang
I’m up and wide awake with excitement and anticipation for the women’s World Cup final this morning! Go Team USA!!!
I’ll have these two close by today!
Have a great Sunday allView attachment 1157192
Great photo of your 15 Dave! We get those Canadian tomatoes here in Tennessee sometime. They’re okay but I’ll take a good ole locally grown mater any day!
A classic Dwight! Great photo!Have a great Sunday all
Alan, that’s a beautiful Lloyd!
That’s a great photo and a beautiful AC there my friend!
Thanks Jack!Hope you enjoy the game Ron, that's a great pic my friend
That’s a great one to carry Jack! Alone or with company the Hartshead Barlow’s are very special knives!Just the one today Hope everyone is having a fab Sunday
But it's the perfect size! I notice that the younger generation generally carry their smartphones in their pockets (I use a belt holster), and a trapper is much smaller than a smartphone. My trapper weighs only 3.8 oz, two ounces less than my iPhone 7. It's more noticeable in the pocket than a Vic Classic, but when I carry a Vic nowadays I carry a Tinker or a Spartan, which are comparable to the trapper in size and weight, I think. At least to me any differences are negligible. But I'm from Texas!Elegant indeed! But only a Texan would consider 4 1/8" trapper a "little" pocket knife!
I was only referring to the first one in 1836, when Texas became an independent republic.I found a Wikipedia page about declarations of independence, and it looks like Texas has TWO of them, one directed at Mexico and one directed at USA. A few other former Confederate states apparently have declarations of independence for their secession from the Union.
Thanks, Gary!Terrific trio, Vince! I went with cargo shorts today to make some extra room.
Thank you! Hope you have a good Sunday too!
Most excellent Trapper Jack.
Thank you very much, GT.Holy Cow, John, that's a gorgeous knife!
Beautiful in it's simplicity.
Thank you, Ron!Congratulations Dave! It’s a beautiful knife!
That's all it was Jack,I can't believe it either.Is that all it was Dave, it certainly SEEMED longer!
Thank you, my friend.Excellent pic
Funny thing Ron I didn't realize they were Canadian grown until I looked at the photo.Great photo of your 15 Dave! We get those Canadian tomatoes here in Tennessee sometime. They’re okay but I’ll take a good ole locally grown mater any day!
As is your Red Scout John.Beautiful in it's simplicity.
Thank you, Dave.As is your Red Scout John.
But it's the perfect size! I notice that the younger generation generally carry their smartphones in their pockets (I use a belt holster), and a trapper is much smaller than a smartphone. My trapper weighs only 3.8 oz, two ounces less than my iPhone 7. It's more noticeable in the pocket than a Vic Classic, but when I carry a Vic nowadays I carry a Tinker or a Spartan, which are comparable to the trapper in size and weight, I think. At least to me any differences are negligible. But I'm from Texas!
I was only referring to the first one in 1836, when Texas became an independent republic.
Thanks, Gary!