The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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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WOW !!!! And it is even a useful tool !!!!Even though turkey season is right around the corner, I've got rabbit and squirrel guns to clean and put away. And gear. This Weidmannsheil jack has helpful features: a corkscrew and shell pullers, in both 12 and 16 gauges, for guns without extractors or ejectors.
All that a sportsman needs in the field.
- Stuart
I wish you all the best with your Gardens Jeff !Always like seeing your AGR ‘nut!
Your 85 is a beaut.
I took a chance yesterday, and made my first planting of kale in a couple of my raised beds. We usually hold off most planting until around Mother’s Day, but
kale is really cold tolerant, so we’ll see. And of course, we had a good hard frost last night!
If I have to, I will just replant. But if it works out, I’ll have fresh greens earlier than usual. I think that might be welcome this year.
Just a little over 100 years ago, and again in the 40’s, everyone had a Victory Garden. This year, our home gardens just might play a similar role. I, for one, am expanding my beds again. And before all this started, I became partners in an organic market farm.
Why be a grass farmer when you can grow food?
Even though turkey season is right around the corner, I've got rabbit and squirrel guns to clean and put away. And gear. This Weidmannsheil jack has helpful features: a corkscrew and shell pullers, in both 12 and 16 gauges, for guns without extractors or ejectors.
All that a sportsman needs in the field.
- Stuart
Just received this and stuck it into my pocket .
Double STRUCK
Now a member of the Crazy Three Knives In My Pockets
Harry
May your crops be fruitful!! I will be doing the same!Always like seeing your AGR ‘nut!
Your 85 is a beaut.
I took a chance yesterday, and made my first planting of kale in a couple of my raised beds. We usually hold off most planting until around Mother’s Day, but
kale is really cold tolerant, so we’ll see. And of course, we had a good hard frost last night!
If I have to, I will just replant. But if it works out, I’ll have fresh greens earlier than usual. I think that might be welcome this year.
Just a little over 100 years ago, and again in the 40’s, everyone had a Victory Garden. This year, our home gardens just might play a similar role. I, for one, am expanding my beds again. And before all this started, I became partners in an organic market farm.
Why be a grass farmer when you can grow food?
Thanks for the offer Harry, but I can't give up this once in a lifetime #73.I think that it is great that you are using that , IMO , great knife . I will make you you the same deal that I madeHalf/Stop for one of his nice Stags. An old Colonial Barlow straight up for it any time . I used to use mine like you do , then I decided to get other and older knives dirty . I have not seen any Northfield 73 in Stag that I did not like . They are my idea of what a knife should look like . Thanks for showing it my friend .
Harry
Fabulous knife!!! And what a gift it isA new one:
By Stephane Thomachot, from France. A gift received today by @Âchillepattada! Notice the beautiful file work on the spring:
Gorgeous, I think. Will be toting often!
Merci, Â!
Going with this German stag hunter today.
Oh, a bone-handled "skinny tree" Boker! Nice!
I think I'll carry a 100 year old knife today. One that survived the last great epidemic.
I'm carrying two of my favorite stags today! My EDC #35 Churchill Sambar and my @Jack Black SFO Hartshead Barlow SFO.It's getting closer and scarier by the day! I pray we will all get through this so our lives can get back to normal!
My first recollection of Kenny Rodgers was psychedelic. Growing up I really liked this one! He turned out to be one of my favorite country performers. RIP Kenny!
Today with Parker Cut.Co. Little Eagle, Stag handles and surgical steel.
Carrying these today as I wait for the U.S.MAIL : GEC 35's Stag and Pickle
The Mailman should be bringing an addition for this picture . A better one of the top one in the picture which has a broken Main Blade .
In the picture is : 1 & 2 are Original Russels /// 3 is the 1975 Schrade Commemorative /// 4 & 5 are the Colonial repro . models . Not sure of the year on them .
While I am typing this there is a squirrel in the same position as one was the other day .
It does not take much to amuse me anymore.
Harry
A new one:
By Stephane Thomachot, from France. A gift received today by @Âchillepattada! Notice the beautiful file work on the spring:
Gorgeous, I think. Will be toting often!
Merci, Â!
Thanks for the compliment Dylan.Ron, what a tremendous pair! That Stag on both is exquisite, particularly on that Hartshead.
I have an unlikely pair with me today.
Unlikely maybe, both are very nice! Beauty Stuart!
That is a gorgeous knife Stuart, super cool
WOW !!!! And it is even a useful tool !!!!
Half/Stop
Thank you JJ. Both your Stag Hunter and the image are magnificent. Boy...Those Stag covers.!Going with this German stag hunter today.
Gotta love those older Puma 941s.
Beautiful ironwood on that Northwoods!
I went the Puma stag route today, too.
Thanks a lot Jack!!! Your double lamb day with a gnome "lamb-cliffe" thrown in is certainly a very cool showing; really enjoy the title of your medical book, too!Many thanks JJ, that's some stunning stag for Saturday
Hope everyone is safe and well, and that you're finding something to do this weekend
Thank you very much, Thomas!!! I've really been enjoying your wonderful collection of great scout knives!
Now that's an awesome German hunting folder; pretty much covers the gambit, too!Even though turkey season is right around the corner, I've got rabbit and squirrel guns to clean and put away. And gear. This Weidmannsheil jack has helpful features: a corkscrew and shell pullers, in both 12 and 16 gauges, for guns without extractors or ejectors.
Thank you L lambertiana !!!
Great choice; wonderful folder!I went the Puma stag route today, too.
Thank you kindly, Harvey!!!
Your Brookes&Crookes Lamb Foot is an absolute stunner, but that pizza is an ultimate temptation!Man can’t live by Kale alone. Brookes&Crookes Lamb Foot, Sheffield.
