More old quotes for me, but they're all less than a week old, so I'm making progress, I guess.
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Got my Rosewood Hartshead Barlow with me today, and a Random Tuesday Pruner by Richartz
Good to see the rosewood HHB getting a turn, and that's a whale of a tang stamp on your pruner, Jack!


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Clip and Pen Jacks are among my favorites for sure.
Especially the Case Medium Jack. It's almost as small as the Peanut, certainly doesn't take up much more room in the pocket. But I find the blade size on the Medium to be so much more useful and the handle just long enough to be comfortable. It's my go-to knife when I'm looking for something small and people friendly. You should definitely get one.
Enjoyed your size comparisons/comments, John.


Reminds me of this photo of an Imperial serpentine jack and a Case Peanut. The Imperial's closed length is only a quarter inch more than the Peanut (3 1/8" compared to 2 7/8") but it looks MUCH larger.
Happy Tuesday Everybody.
Carrying the Ironwood Lamb and a Case Mini Trapper for Trapper Tuesday.
Good wood for Timber Twins Tuesday, John!


Fairly new, Gary.
[IMG alt="JonMcD"]https://www.bladeforums.com/data/avatars/s/529/529500.jpg?1578880064[/IMG] JonMcD sent it to me last year. Twas a bit of a surprise. A pleasant surprise. I’ll paraphrase one of those old westerns where the cowboys are peering out into the dark...
Yeah, it sure is nice. Too nice.
I kind of hate to mess it up with sap!
Thanks for the background on your pruner, Jeff.


I have a couple of knives that I'll carry when it's their turn, but I've never used them because they are "too nice".
(Pruning would turn into a much longer task, but I suppose you could wipe down the pruner after each cut to keep the sap mess minimized.

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Tidiute Tuesday. In honor of all you who are partaking of the availability of new Bullnoses.
I really like the looks of the red micarta, but this one’s not worn out yet.
Usually, that's my motto when it comes to cars, clothes, leftover food, tools, wives, furniture, etc. I'm still trying to figure out how I ended up with 200+ knives and counting!
Ebony #14 and a Green Peanut to go with my new Ebony watch.
Congrats on the new watch, Shawn!



Wood, eh? What will they think of next? What are the "green rays" on the watch face? Excellent pair of knives!
Couple of new ones today.
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Carrying my new Case Trapper again today and another new Boker Stockman.
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Congrats on the new acquisitions, Todd!



Lots of Porch denizens going for that micarta single-blade trapper lately! Your Böker stockman pair is
sehr elegant!
My two for Tuesday are a GEC Calf Roper and a BB Winchester toothpick.
Appealing pair, JJ!



That toothpick tickles my fancy!
Camillus 69 and a Trapper
Splendid pair, Steve; my vote goes to the svelte stockman from Camillus!


I've lost 3 Queens to this same affliction. Two pen knives in buffalo horn and one mini trapper in delrin. The pen knives popped while Queen was still around and they were replaced by Ryan Daniels, the trapper just popped a couple weeks ago. Since it was already a single blade, it met it's fate. I thought it was a fluke when it happened to the pens, but the trapper was made years after those and went without warning. Sounds like
@r8shell 's cocobolos were made several years before those even.
I know that springs can break on any slipjoint but I've only experienced it on a Queen, so it's alarming to me that it's happened on three separate knives!! Queen made some of my favorite knives, and I didn't have the problems that others had with them towards the end. This problem with the backsprings gives me pause on investing too much more into them though.
Sorry to read about your outbreak of Queen broken springs; hard to believe that can just be bad luck!

We ordered the Moore Maker for my son, but the clip blade has a formidable pull to it, so the next chance we had we picked out the Case in person. The Moore Maker is in my pocket as I cut the grass. The Case is in his every day.
Lotta blades in that photo!


Thank you, Gary. I'm with you on that old jigged bone being great looking, would love to see that on some knives being made today.


That Buck is a beauty!


Your big, fat Champion reminds me of
@Buzzbait! I wonder how he’s doing...
Yeah, he had a lot of splendid old scout knives and then fell head-over-heels for his big SAKs!
- GT