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Staying home today, working at my desk (waiting on my eyes to "normalize" after having a cataract removed yesterday). Think I will join the bareheaded jackknife crowd today with this L.F.&C. OH
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Yes,
r8shell
, an old barehead jack is a thing of beauty. Bone OR ebony
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r8shell
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A classic canoe, and I like the book it's sitting on.
I'd have a tough time putting that beauty to work.
Super nice stag on that #14.
That's a cutie.
Right there with ya, Rachel.
Gorgeous!
Another gorgeous one.
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I like the bareheads, too. This is a Walden Knife Co., probably before 1903 when EC Simmons bought them.
Stabber jack, per Levine.
Staying home today, working at my desk (waiting on my eyes to "normalize" after having a cataract removed yesterday). Think I will join the bareheaded jackknife crowd today with this L.F.&C. OH
Yes,
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A fine showing of jacks today.Right there with ya, Rachel.
Gorgeous!
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I’m carrying two today that rarely see pocket time! Both are fine knives in their own right. I’ve got a Thrifty Thursday Frost Whittler from the early years made in Japan. I’ve also got a Rosewood Lambsfoot SFO that was made in Sheffield for a UK dealer. I’m about 99.99% sure the Lambsfoot was made by Wright’s. Y’all stay safe out there! 
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I’m jealous Jon! What a great way to spend a day! I hope you have great weather and a relaxing day!Spending Thursday at a friend’s lake cabin. Relaxing this morning sharpening up these two. Have a great one!
John that 6292 Texas Jack is a great knife. It’s really a shame that Case discontinued the 6292 and 6392. Both were terrific 4” sized folders!Vintage Case Texas Jack
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Very cool Thrifty Thursday carry.
Thank you, Ron.
They truly are a great knife, but only if you fingers can handle a stronger pull.
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Thanks John! The xx92’s were a stout knife.Very cool Thrifty Thursday carry.
Thank you, Ron.
They truly are a great knife, but only if you fingers can handle a stronger pull.
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Looks like maybe the book title Yoda wrote."Premium" Canoe of the Week is a single spring 1975 Case redbone canoe:
That took me a minute!
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Yes it is Juniper, this knife is a prime example of unused knives at estate sales or secondary market. I bought this knife in France 20 or so years ago for my dad......10 or so years later he gave it back to me unused haha so I guess lucky me I bought a nice knife for him. The Juniper is still fragrant all these years later.
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Came really close earlier in the week, but still no snow here. Still the 29, hanging out with the office animals today
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Good looking knives, Gary; I especially like the Case redbone Canoe.
Another good group, Gary.
