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East. Beautiful progression. May have to take a picture of its current day patina soon. 
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Today it's a SAK Alox Bantam:
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Some peppers from my garden and an immaculate Case 1974 loom fixer I found at an antique store today after my wife and I went hiking.
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East. Beautiful progression. May have to take a picture of its current day patina soon.
Very nice, Dee!
So, the Cardinal directions are in Red Soupbone and the Ordinals in Yellow Heartwood. You're covered no matter what direction you go!
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Change of direction as back in town now. Not warm though
How do you like that Livri? Action, smoothness, snap? How thin behind the edge? What is your assessment of the heat treat?
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Sunday totes:
Le Thiers par Chambriard & Böker trapper. Juniper & brown bone. Stainless & carbon. One & two blades. Small & large. Light & dark. French & German.
Le Thiers par Chambriard & Böker trapper. Juniper & brown bone. Stainless & carbon. One & two blades. Small & large. Light & dark. French & German.
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Very nice, Dee!
Thanks Dean! All roads lead to The Porch.
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Six of the 21 Marbles I'll be carrying this week, plus my new "Free Plus $4 Shipping" pocket watch.
(18 of the 21 are 1/2 inch diameter slingshot ammo.)
MR278 "Demo Knife" on a 30 inch SAK double chain lanyard.
MR 431 D2 Sow Belly Stockman.
MR 417 Two Blade slipjoint folding hunter (with faux Stag covers.) (in a sheath on my belt, not in a pocket.)
Surprisingly, the watch keeps accurate time.
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(18 of the 21 are 1/2 inch diameter slingshot ammo.)
MR278 "Demo Knife" on a 30 inch SAK double chain lanyard.
MR 431 D2 Sow Belly Stockman.
MR 417 Two Blade slipjoint folding hunter (with faux Stag covers.) (in a sheath on my belt, not in a pocket.)
Surprisingly, the watch keeps accurate time.
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Joker Pastora. By the way, I cured the rattling lock lever by tapping the lever axle ends few times with a ball peen hammer. The rattle was the only thing that really irritated me about the knife. Now I must say I like it, looks nice in my opinion, the steel is a bit on the soft side but easy to sharpen. Serves well as a light use pocket knife, I don't put too much pressure on the lock, treat it more like a slip joint.
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Peanutish Knife of the Week (since last Monday) is a Case CV chestnut jigged bone Swayback Jack (thanks, Paul):
Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is this Marbles white smooth bone lady leg with a stag spacer:
Lambsfoot of the Week is Man Jack, a stag senator pattern (thanks for the GAW, Richard):
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Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is this Marbles white smooth bone lady leg with a stag spacer:
Lambsfoot of the Week is Man Jack, a stag senator pattern (thanks for the GAW, Richard):
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