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Thank you JJ. Two very nice French knives. I’m currently obsessed with them.Two totes from France both wearing wood for Wednesday; a Le Thiers by Chambriard in Juniper and a Le Provencal by Sabot in Olive.
That fixed blade burl is stunning !Queen City cattle knife (1922-1932) and a Jarrett Fleming Talus (2017) are today's totes.
- Stuart
Absolutely Beautiful!
Both knives are top of the heap ( as Frank would croon )Queen City cattle knife (1922-1932) and a Jarrett Fleming Talus (2017) are today's totes.
- Stuart
Thank you Will, and I totally agree about Jeff
I've never learned how to type OTHER than 1 hand 1 finger, but I manage a bit
Thank you kindly Jack!!! Again you have an outstanding pair of totes; I'm always delighted by the various cool props and backgrounds you cleverly incorporate!A fine brace of French folders JJ
Morning folks, hope everyone is having a good week. Three days without any rain here, possibly a British record, well at least for this yearMy Hartshead Barlow SFO and a GEC #44
Thank you very much Gev!!! What a fine stately old Stock knife you have today; I'm always amazed at how picturesque your wonderful cutlery is!
Quite the handsome "ole rag" Paul; beautiful covers with those sleek sunken joints, marvelous!This ole rag again.
Thanks a lot Stuart!!! You have certainly put together an amazing pair; awesome bone on your Queen with the very cool wood on your Talus!Queen City cattle knife (1922-1932) and a Jarrett Fleming Talus (2017) are today's totes.
Thank you very kindly Harvey!!! The French cutlers are great but your wonderful Sheffield cutlers are in a league of their own; what an extraordinary pen!William Rodgers, Sheffield
I'm so far behind on BF that I won't even try to catch up other than to reply to the quotes below that have been posted in the past week and were directed (in part) to me.A spear blade IS my favorite, so I can certainly relate to your reaction, John!...
Even though a spear blade isn't my favorite, every time I see a spear blade paired with black wood it just speaks to me.
Thanks, Dean, and a belated "same to you".
Thanks for the info and the feedback, Harvey....
5K Qs - Thank you GT. The tang and knife is a Chris Johnson. Old. Your Marbles demo replica is a beautiful design. Your Canoe Armada rules.
It's getting to be rather cold for canoeing, but I'll carry them year-round! Thanks, Jack.Excellent line-up GT
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Lucy and your WLST make a handsome couple! Thanks for the vote of confidence, José!Wonderful knife quartet, Gary.
Can't beat good knives with good backstories, Stuart!Thanks, GT, and for the kind comment on my Case slim line trapper and Case Texas Jack. The trapper is a gift from my neighbor (and fishing/hunting buddy) and the Texas Jack is a gift fromHalf/Stop .
- Stuart
Thanks, Dean; must be my 2 favorite patterns.Neat stockman and great Canoes, Gary.
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That's a beauty, GT.
What year was that?
Who doesn't love a good Lambsfoot?
Thanks for your comments, John and Dean.A stellar group of knives, Gary. The BladeForums jack is a standout in any group!
That BF knife is from 2014, the year of the stag forum knife. Mine is a gift from a BF member, and for reasons unknown to me, he exchanged the original stag covers for that distinctive jigged bone! (Unfortunately, I fumbled it while fondling it one day, and it fell on an asphalt path and lost one of the handle pins. )
That's a cool knife, GT.Kingston cattle knife (thanks, Mark):
