Onebigbill
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Going with my trusty HHB today. Will keep a thin coating of mineral oil on it due to the wet weather today.
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Thanks JackGreat to see you here Willie
, mighty fine company for your hhb today. I especially like that fixed blade. 
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Thanks Jack
Thanks a lot fellers
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Will have to use some old pictures for todays carry .
Harry
Thanks Harry! Sometimes it's hard to tell when to stop cutting nothing!!!
They do look good cutting something and so does that pair you've posted for your carries. We all have to recycle photos sometimes! 
Very nice knives! Your Menchev puukko is a beautiful knife!Menchev Puukko style in acid etched D2 and acacia burl with aged brass.
My favorite style of Queens, the Amber Carved Stag Bone covers. This one is a #63 Railsplitter stockman, I really like this knife. The top of the coping blade is quite sharp, but otherwise its very satisfying to use. Great, substantial feeling in the hand.
Looking good Jack!Morning folks, I actually remembered what day it was when I got up this morning, so opening a random knife box, I randomly picked this small IXL Serpentine Jack to accompany my Hartshead Barlow, and a FB from Brusletto of Norway
Pretty sure this little guy will be the smallest knife in the site today. My 303 is down for maintenance and I just read the how small can you go thread so...View attachment 1334533
I mentioned in the other thread that I received this beauty from @Woodrow F Call several years ago as a gift and I wanted to say Thanks Again Capt Call.
I mentioned in the other thread that I received this beauty from @Woodrow F Call several years ago as a gift and I wanted to say Thanks Again Capt Call.
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Good morning all! I've got three again today. They consist of a Tidioute #48 Dog Leg Jack with Cranberry Jig Bone, a Queen City #41 Copperhead with Rosewood. My random carry choice is a Lambsfoot with Rosewood handles. Not exactly a common frame / blade combination, these knives were made for a dealer (who shall remain unnamed) by A. Wright & Son. Y'all stay safe and well out there!
I've got three again today. They consist of a Tidioute #48 Dog Leg Jack with Cranberry Jig Bone, a Queen City #41 Copperhead with Rosewood. My random carry choice is a Lambsfoot with Rosewood handles. Not exactly a common frame / blade combination, these knives were made for a dealer (who shall remain unnamed) by A. Wright & Son. Y'all stay safe and well out there!
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that 48 cranberry has some of the nicest slabs they’ve used . Definitely my favorite for that patternGood morning all!
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Thanks a lot! I totally agree with you. The jigging is very well done and the color is deep and rich.
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Our barracks were at one of the U.S.Army Forts that were accessed from the Off Ramp on the North End of the Golden Gate Bridge and then through a small tunnel to the North and back in a valley . There were a couple of forts back in that valley that ended at a small beach and our specific barracks were at Fort Cronkite . Just looking at a map now , I would judge that our Radar Site would have been very close to what they now call Golden Gate Vista Point . We had 24 hours on the hill and 24 hours off the hill duty . I was actually transferred out of there before you were born .
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Dug pretty deep into the knife storage to mix it up a bit today. This knife for some reason was in a dream last night. Nothing special in the dream, I only remember that I had it on me, and was thinking about it when I woke up this morning. Figured I'd find it and carry it today Michael Morris friction folder.
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Good morning all!
Looking good Ron
That looks like a wonderful little knife, Jack.
Thanks John, I think it might well be the first time I've carried it
I think these three will be nice for today.
Rosewood Lambsfoot (JBSFO), Pretend Queen Mini Trapper (for Trapper Tuesday), and a Case Bonestag Peanut.
Those look like they'll see you through my friend
Dug pretty deep into the knife storage to mix it up a bit today. This knife for some reason was in a dream last night. Nothing special in the dream, I only remember that I had it on me, and was thinking about it when I woke up this morning. Figured I'd find it and carry it today
When I first started posting here, those knives were quite popular. I always thought they looked pretty cool, as do most file-knives
I put this T-shirt on this morning. Now I've got a hankering for a basket full of fried oysters and French fries. Oh well, someday soon I hope!
I hope you get them soon Gary, sweet choices for today
