conrad gutierrez
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Sweet trio, what are the covers on the bottom yellowish one? I like it!
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Thanks Jeff, I think I picked that CK up 3or 4 years ago, and I think today is the first day I've carried it
Thanks pal, that looks like Sheffield Wednesday Blue!Thanks Jack, right back at you
This one for me today.
Great to see all that butter & molasses todayBoker Cattle Knife in butter & molasses celluloid, made in USA in the 1930s
Thanks JJ, there's no missing that stamp!Thank you very much, Jack!!! It's certainly a handy pattern
Your CK electrician is quite a cool looking partner for your Hartshead beauty, today; I really like the stamped instructions, too!
That's a very fine pair my friendToting a 78 today along with this very handy late 50s BSA Scout.
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Thank you very much, GT! Those single blade trappers carry very nice, it must be the Yellow!
Nope...it is!!I hope it's not considered bragging when I say, that is an absolutely fabulous knife.
A great duo, Jack! Love the electrician's knife!
What a great looker, Jose!Today with this GEC 15 Radio.
A fine pair, Jeff!
I had to do a double-take on the book material, at first I thought it was a menu!
Perfect Pair, Pard!Going with two of my regulars today...
Cool photo, Todd! I was watching some Olympic highlights and they were showing some of the skateboarders.... nope!! I'll stick to my lounge chair!Got Jack with me today to check out a skate park with my son. I’m not as adventurous asSacto so I won’t be skating.
I’m just glad my son wasn’t too embarrassed to have me hang around, of course we are the only ones here right now!
Awesome!! Finding a pocket slip may be a challenge!
A little Lamb, and a little Bull,
Pt-Luso
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Sowbelly Stockman this week is a Rough Rider stag:
Regular Stockman this week is a Ganzo medium stockman, a Buck 303 clone (thanks, Dave):
Plain Canoe this week is a RR Masonic canoe:
Fancy Canoe this week is a Case amber bone model (looks like the Native American in the canoe on the blade etch has a storm rolling in behind him):
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Regular Stockman this week is a Ganzo medium stockman, a Buck 303 clone (thanks, Dave):
Plain Canoe this week is a RR Masonic canoe:
Fancy Canoe this week is a Case amber bone model (looks like the Native American in the canoe on the blade etch has a storm rolling in behind him):
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Looks like a nice day.
I went Mini Golfing with my son yesterday... I won.
Thanks John, congratulations on your big win!
The younglings need to be shown who’s boss ever once in a while. Thanks Dennis, I’m with you, I don’t even see how some of the stuff they do is even possible.Cool photo, Todd! I was watching some Olympic highlights and they were showing some of the skateboarders.... nope!! I'll stick to my lounge chair!
Really nice line up Gary!
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Thank you very much, Jack!!!That's a very fine pair my friend
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Got a great deal on this 92 on the exchange, went straight from the mailbox to the pocket.
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I have one of those. Love the match striker pull and the color is really nice. Civilized pulls, mine has a bit weaker snap closing but it isn’t an issue really. Love the 92 pattern. Coping secondary blades are great on a jack.
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I don’t often use the small secondaries, but I do like the coping on the 92’s for the rare occasion I attempt to whittle.
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Was just finishing up the property clean-up and running all the trash through the 31 year old Chipper Shredder today . It took about 4 hours . Had these 2 in my pockets again .
The Cat House for the Cat We Don't Have is in the background . I am getting a little old for this kind of work .
Harry
The Cat House for the Cat We Don't Have is in the background . I am getting a little old for this kind of work .
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That’s awesome, great picture.Got Jack with me today to check out a skate park with my son. I’m not as adventurous as
I’m glad your son let you hang with him. I hope my son will go out in public with me when he gets older. 
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It does look like a storm... that's cool.(looks like the Native American in the canoe on the blade etch has a storm rolling in behind him):
Yes they do... I only won by five but I rubbed it in big time.
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A great duo, Jack! Love the electrician's knife!
Thanks Dennis, that's a perfect pairA little Lamb, and a little Bull,
Nice stag on that RR Sowbelly Gary
When my middle daughter was in her early teens, she won a South Yorkshire sprint championship. We were waiting for a train on a deserted railway platform, and I offered to race her. I just beat her, and I still bring it up 20 years later!Yes they do... I only won by five but I rubbed it in big time.
Hope everyone has made it through another week OK
Carrying my Rosewood Big 'Un, and a special Old Friend, a Boker USA Jack, kindly gifted to me, some years ago, by Mr
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