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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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pistonsandgears
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paulhilborn
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Dragged this big old gun out todayA bang for New Year's Eve
Nice Will, they are beefy aren't they? I have the ebony and am now tempted to locate and put in my future rotation, a Very Happy New Year to you
Happy New Year’s
That's a familiar lookin duo there Pete
Happy New Year to you and your family my friend
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Thank you JJ. Your Trappers times 2 are par excellence.These two trappers for Tuesday; a GEC 43 and 53.
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Linus and I tore into this delightful doughnut.
JJ Cahill
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Thanks, JJ; glad I could teach an "old dog" like you a "new trick" or two.
Your pair of knives "redline" the desirability meter!!
Good eye Gary as it is an Eddie Bauer! Thank you most kindly and have a Happy New Year!!!Smashing Swiss scouts, JJ!
Thank you very much Harvey!!!
Delicious celebratory shots of Linus making short work of your "delightful doughnut"; quite a tempting treat!Linus and I tore into this delightful doughnut.
CVamberbonehead
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Carried a buck 301 made by camillus for the past few days. Great knife!
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Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Enjoy your day before New Years hike. Would you mind cutting me a slice with your Hartshead?
Thanks a lot Harvey, you're always welcome my friend
Great pic, I'm going to have to try that combination Thank you Jack!!! Very tasty looking bread you've sliced with you quite tasteful HHB!
These two trappers for Tuesday; a GEC 43 and 53.
Thanks a lot JJ, those two beauties go well together
New Year's Eve Carry
Nice choice John
Thanks for the kind remarks on my amber bone mini trapper with the non-standard spey, Stuart & Jack.
Jack, you're sporting an admirable holiday pair!
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Jack, that jigged bone WCLF could certainly be your lodestar!
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Many thanks for the kind words Gary
Happy New Year’s
Pete, I can't tell you how happy it makes me feel to see your posts
Classy Ernie
Linus is a lucky Lambsfoot Harvey
These two New Years totes with Goldstone covers, popular in the 1920s, to ring in the 2020s; both BB Winchesters, a coffin jack and a split-back whittler. Happy New Year everyone!!!
Very cool choice JJ
Happy New Year folks!
Wishing all my friends here a very happy 2020 
Here, '2020' was a vile-looking 'alcopop' from the early 1990's. I never tasted it thankfully!
I had a lovely walk in the Yorkshire countryside yesterday, with a bundle of knives, which included the Hartshead Barlow I'm carrying again today
Charlie's @waynorth Lambsfoot is so beautiful I have only used it lightly so far, but I'm carrying it again today, to look at and admire
For me, the memorable event of 2019 was Charlie's health hiccup. like many here, I worried so much about him, but he came back STRONG, and gave us this knife A great knife and a great man Wishing all our members good health and happiness in the coming year 
5K Qs
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I like the patina on your Howlin' Wolf, John!
Vivacious variation of the stockman pattern!
That's a beauty, Jeff!
I resolve to get one this year! Vince, trois couteaux pliants très élégants!
And one is a recent KOTY winner! Handsome stockman, Lance, and an elegant cane!
Do you and the hip use the cane to get around for now?Linus on Leaf is lovely, Harvey!
Admirable pair, Steve; I especially like that Camco Barlow!
Worth waiting for, David!
Always enjoy seeing the TEWs you use, Harry!
I need to get a "weather enclosure" I can install on myself for snow shoveling. 
Couple of tasty strawberries, JJ!A couple of strawberry Barlows from Robeson today; one regular and one extra large.
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Morning folks, hoping to get a little 'normal' in before New Year's Eve, been a long holiday this year
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Your knives and bread look delicious and nutritious, Jack & Harvey!
José, your old cross SAK and TC are a compelling couple of knives!Today with two beauties!
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That's a really good photo!!
That's an attention-grabbing knife! I really like that spear blade and the handle shape!
Nice set-up!
Do you carry that zippered pouch on your belt?Congrats, LT! What a ravishing saddlehorn!
First-class pair, Taylor!
I hope the hike was enjoyable, Jack; top-shelf photos of your hiking quartet!About to hit the hay here, and I'll be heading out early tomorrow for a New Year's Eve hike. Hopefully check in later in the day. Have a great New Year's Eve folks
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It pays to put things on your Big River Wish List.
Thanks, GT. I really like it and now I can stop looking for that perfect lockback.
Doesn't the new decade start the first week of 2021? Of course, I could be confused, and I'm no mathematician!
Thanks for the link, Ray.So, when I turn 60 years old, I can say I'm still in my 50s for another year?
I'm no mathermatishun, but I'll agree with GT.
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(Your knife is sensational! ) Rachel's opinion on this issue is very similar to mine. For me, the Roaring Twenties start today, the first day of 2020, and continue through the end of 2029. I know the argument for millennia and centuries and even decades running from, say, 1-1000, 1-100, 1-10, but it makes no mathematical or categorical sense to me, whatever arbitrary convention historians may adopt. The 20th century and the 1900s are identical to me (the distinction between ordinal and cardinal numbers is another whole can of worms ), and MY first decade runs from my year 0 (starting at birth) through my year 9 (right up to my 10th birthday anniversary).Glorious bone on that pair, Harry!
Thanks, Harvey.
Every time I use an Opinel, I wonder why I mess around with other knives if I just want to cut stuff. Thanks, JJ....
Mighty fine foursome for your "decade-straddling" slicer set; some seriously cool looking ingredients you've chopped up with your Opinel!
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That was an old photo of the cutting board, and I don't remember if the fruits and vegetables were chopped up for my breakfast oatmeal or for salad toppings.Quality Queen, Will; looks capable of heavy duty!Dragged this big old gun out today
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Count me in!Thanks, GT.
It was fun to carry all those knives that day, mostly for the entertainment value.
I don't see myself doing it again as one or two well-chosen knives is all I need and it doesn't make me feel like a weapons smuggler.
Those look superb in the sunshine, Steve!A couple of Cammies
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Your knives and bread look delicious and nutritious, Jack & Harvey!
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I hope the hike was enjoyable, Jack; top-shelf photos of your hiking quartet!
Thanks a lot Gary
I had a very pleasant hike thanks, there's a few more pics in the Guardians thread Happy New Year pal 
My brother had a knife very similar to that when we were kids, but it had sort of caramel cream swirl covers. I remember it being very hard to open with my little-kid fingers.
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Thanks Gary! Yes, on the eighth day following surgery, I was able to switch from a walker to the cane. Hopefully in the next week, or so, I’ll be moving around without any assistance.Handsome stockman, Lance, and an elegant cane!
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Delightful picture, Harvey.
Thank you, Jack.Nice choice John
Love that picture, Jack. Happy New Year.
Thank you, GT.I like the patina on your Howlin' Wolf, John!
