joeradza
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Perfect knife to be your 1111 post Greg. It’s hard to beat 4 aces.
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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Perfect knife to be your 1111 post Greg. It’s hard to beat 4 aces.
I've been invited to join a friend this week (if the good weather and my back hold up) to graft some new cider apple varieties onto some very old orchard stock on his farm where he's trying to resurrect an old orchard. In preparation, I totin' this pair of Miller Brothers grafting knives (1872-1926) today. They are extremely sharp! I passed a thumb in the shadow of one and it immediately raised a red bead of blood that lasted a good while.
From old growth comes new, we can hope.
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In any event, they make great cigar nippers
- Stuart
Amazing!I've been invited to join a friend this week (if the good weather and my back hold up) to graft some new cider apple varieties onto some very old orchard stock on his farm where he's trying to resurrect an old orchard. In preparation, I totin' this pair of Miller Brothers grafting knives (1872-1926) today. They are extremely sharp! I passed a thumb in the shadow of one and it immediately raised a red bead of blood that lasted a good while.
From old growth comes new, we can hope.
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In any event, they make great cigar nippers
- Stuart
Two very patriotic and attractive knives Dean! Well done sir!It's Flag Day in the United States today, so I carried these two.
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Very nice LT!
Stuart it sounds like a very interesting and beneficial outing! I hope you are able to go. Y’all will have a great time. I remember those two beautiful Miller Brothers budding knives. They were sharp!I've been invited to join a friend this week (if the good weather and my back hold up) to graft some new cider apple varieties onto some very old orchard stock on his farm where he's trying to resurrect an old orchard. In preparation, I totin' this pair of Miller Brothers grafting knives (1872-1926) today. They are extremely sharp! I passed a thumb in the shadow of one and it immediately raised a red bead of blood that lasted a good while.
From old growth comes new, we can hope.
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In any event, they make great cigar nippers
- Stuart
Thanks Jack! Two very nice ones to start your week off my friend! Hope you have a good one pal!Looking good Ron
Hope everyone's week gets off to a decent start
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Thanks Jack! Two very nice ones to start your week off my friend! Hope you have a good one pal!![]()
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Hope y’all are doing well today. I’m starting my week with a Northfield #77 Barlow and a Humphreys Radiant Lambsfoot.![]()
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Thank you kindly, JJ. Love the lighting and composition. Of course it doesn’t hurt when a pair of beautiful Robesons are the subjects.
Thank you kindly.Always cool to see a nice Rodgers posted
Yep that’s the one. Perfect to pair up with your Hartshead.Thank you Harvey, you've pushed me into carrying my #44 again todayGreat pairing there
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Thank you Jack! I’ve told myself that I need to carry my Humphreys more so I can get some enjoyment out of it. After all, I ain’t getting any younger!Thanks a lot Ron, it's always a treat to see your Humphrey's Radiant Lambsfoot, and it pairs beautifully with that Northfield Barlow![]()
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Thank you for those kind words John!Both knives are tremendous.![]()