Pt-Luso
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A knife worthy of acclaim, José!
Many thanks Gary.
A knife worthy of acclaim, José!
Interesting conjecture about mustard patina, and it makes sense. Here's another example of "mustard blob" results:
Workin in my shop with Waynorth Cutlery at my side
Sowbelly of the Week is a Rough Rider model with smooth tobacco bone covers:
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Stockman of the Week is a Schrade 897UH (thanks, Dean):
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Delightful duo GT, and I enjoyed seeing your Joker
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Jack Black - Was curious what that cool post WW2 was hafted in.
Thank you Jack!!! That's quite a cool Needham, Hill Street jack; it has "military issue" written all over it!
Some of them are deep purple.
One's in better focus, one's better centered, so hey! I'll use both!
What to do with all those carrots (not of my growing).
Thank you, Jack.Nice Barlow John
Your swayback/barlow combo is a salubrious Case couple, Dean!
Wharncliffe/spey sounds like a satisfying combination, although I'd prefer a mini trapper with spey/lambsfoot.Nice! But now I have another gec to hope for. i want that exact knife with a wharncliff secondary. Lol
Salutary stag lambsfoot, Harvey!Pocket Pals
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Scintillating photo of your fish barlow, Gev!Marko
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Surpassing selection, Jack!...
Hope everyone has had a reasonable week, and has a great weekend I'll be heading out with these three tomorrow
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Swell pic of your swell-center whittler at the swell-less beach, Nick!
Sweet spearpoint, Dave!This one found its way into my pocket today.
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Thanks, Del. Sounds like a sumptuous celebration libation!Thank Goodness GT Now I can have a couple of Sam Adams Octoberfest beers to celebrate your canoes!
I seem to have that effect on students in class. I hope your dreams were sweet!Thanks, GT. Now I'll be able to sleep better tonight.
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5K Qs - Thank you GT. Every time you post one of your beautiful Canoes, I also go back in time to high school and think about another Canoe.
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Maybe I should get some of that seductive fragrance, Harvey, since I've become such a canoesseur. I've been living basically unscented for the past 45 years, but in high school it would have been Old Spice for me (probably because that's what Dad used). About that time, I think a younger sister may have given me some of Vince's favorite potion as a Christmas gift.I used Hai Karate. Had to fight the girls off!
Thanks for the support, JJ, and for the inventive naming suggestion....
Great couple of canoes; that FR 4 bladed canoe is really cool (Canoegress?)!
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What a supreme pair, JJ! That toothpick is especially superlative with the striking celluloid covers! One of my favorite knives is a clip/pen Imperial toothpick a "generation" newer than yours.Friday was overwhelming with the wonderful traditional knives on this thread! My Saturday totes will be be a 4 bladed BB Winchester slicer and a 1946-56 Imperial toothpick.
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You certainly have a lot of sublime stag, José!And because today is Saturday, another stag in my pocket.
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Thanks, Steve.Nice Canoes !
What a superb Case/Schrade duo of jack knives, Steve!A couple of oldies today
Happy Saturday everyone !
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Glad you're taking that stylish knife to the summit with you, Paul! I hope you have a super vacation!We're headed to the rocky mountains for vacation, and I thought it appropriate to take this favorite little gem with me as my main knife.
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Ron, that Northfield stag Barlow is super suave, and the Pere David lambsfoot looks very suitable for apple work!Well it’s Stagurday! Pam and I got up this morning and went to our local orchard to get some fresh apples.
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Dean, I don't notice a difference in weight, but I may not be very precisely calibrated. I checked a dealer's site that reports weights to the nearest tenth of a pound (again, not a lot of precision), and Case and Buck canoes were both listed at 0.2 pounds (I suppose that could range from about 2.4 to 4 oz.)I was getting nervous because I need my Canoe fix, Gary. I have one Canoe which is the Buck model you have. Are the Case models heavier or lighter than the Buck (just curious)?
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Another stellar pair of Case knives, Dean! I really like the covers on the sowbelly stockman. How do you like the sowbelly so far, as compared to, say, you're 6347?A Case sowbelly stockman and Case teardrop.
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Your stately sowbelly is stupendous, Gev!Sowday ....huh
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I'm stupefied by the string of splendorous sowbellies!The Case yellow belly. Tony Bose design.
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Striking pair of German stag knives, David!...
Worked today, so I figured these would help whittle away the time. Couple of Germans dressed stag. Henkels on top and a Kissing Cranes on bottom.
Those stag 73s are state-of-the-art, Harry!Got up this morning and the outside temperature was 73 F , so I decided that I would carry my two 73's today . Sorry about having to use old photos , because it is raining here ....
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Hope you're feeling sleek and solid soon!Thank you.
I'm pretty much over it, started back to work today.
I just gotta build my strength back up after two weeks of basically sleeping
Some spectacular colors to enjoy for a couple of weeks, Dave!GT thats a photo I took on Monday, usually by the first week of October the killer frost shows up, ready for destruction and mayhem. So hopefully I have until then to take some fall photos.
Thanks for the info, Dan. Certainly surprising and special pics!No special powers and no Photoshop either.
It's the real thing.
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