Campbellclanman
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WINNERS ANNOUNCED - See page 4 post 66.
What better way to remember Roland and that is to have a nice user of Roland's in your pocket that you aren't scared of using, the reason why I chose these Knives is that they have been used and are not Mint so they will be used and suit the Give-away, they still look absolutely neat and when I use a Knife that has been gifted to me and I use it, I quietly thank that person, so I would be extremely pleased that if you would win one of these is - to use it and perhaps under your breath "Cheers Roland matey'.
There are Three Knives, all under the theme of Sears & Roebuck, I purchased a lot of Knives from Roland over the past few years, like many of Roland's friends out there- I enjoyed immensely our phone calls and e-mails.
Roland passed away before he got to see the 2022 Sept. issue of the Knife Magazine Article that I had the utmost pleasure to buddy up with very well known Author Mr. Neal Punchard, Neal - who is a terrific person mentored me through many areas and in his wonderful nature guided me back on track when I strayed from our target, it was a fantastic learning experience, and I am sure Roland would have been chuffed to see many of his Knives shown in the pages - I know this for sure.
To enter please have a history of at least 20 Traditional Folders and Fixed Blade Forum, If you had the pleasure of Knowing Roland OR Knowing of Roland - please come in and share a story of Roland - perhaps you bought some Knives off him, saw him in the past - knife shows - who knows - please share anything positive that you have- as I know there is a lot out there who have had great dealings with our friend Roland. If you didn't Know Roland, well come on in and enter and you will probably find out more about Roland more than likely because you just may have one of his Knives
Post either I am in, or share a story your posts will be put into a hat and Sue will pick out the Winners at some later date of which I will keep you posted.
1st Knife is a Ulster Made Craftsman 4 Bladed Senator @ a peek over 3 inches closed, "Forged USA " a Sears Brand name on the Tang.
Wonderfully built that only handling will have you appreciate this Knife to the extent it deserves, a tight nest of four blades waiting for your touch of an edge- once you have put a nice edge on - you have begun the journey of getting to know the Knife and to be part of this Knife's History.
A real neat coin pocket carry with Gorgeous Bone...
Shown in the middle in 1st Photo..
2nd Knife, A Craftsman Sta-Sharp Camillus Made Knife with Camillus's sweetheart of a Spiral punch, again beautifully made, and Roland's ex Knife here begs to be carried, I am sure if Roland was viewing he would be so chuffed to see his Knives being used.
Slightly bigger than the above Ulster @ 3 & 3/8ths, again...spend a wee bit of time- put an edge on theses blades and you are on the road to enjoying such a great wee Knife.
Top Knife in the first photo below
3rd Knife: The reason why I added this Knife- is that is such a nice looking Knife with stunning Bone, the Photos show the Sharpening Marks- Like I said though as a user- what a wee beauty this Knife is, a Camillus Built Sta-Sharp " High Carbon Steel" - Sear's Unique Brand name for a Camillus Built Knife ( Camillus did share other Brand names under Sears as well ).
Stunning Bone, a peek under 3 & 1/2 inches closed, not a Minty - chosen for the very reason for this Knife to be used and really enjoyed, and hopefully one day you will pull it out of your pocket and quietly under your breath thank our friend for his passion which led this knife to be in your Pocket.
Bottom Knife in the 1st photo below.
Lets see how this goes - if popular and if? this gets real busy I will of course bring something else in as well 
What better way to remember Roland and that is to have a nice user of Roland's in your pocket that you aren't scared of using, the reason why I chose these Knives is that they have been used and are not Mint so they will be used and suit the Give-away, they still look absolutely neat and when I use a Knife that has been gifted to me and I use it, I quietly thank that person, so I would be extremely pleased that if you would win one of these is - to use it and perhaps under your breath "Cheers Roland matey'.
There are Three Knives, all under the theme of Sears & Roebuck, I purchased a lot of Knives from Roland over the past few years, like many of Roland's friends out there- I enjoyed immensely our phone calls and e-mails.
Roland passed away before he got to see the 2022 Sept. issue of the Knife Magazine Article that I had the utmost pleasure to buddy up with very well known Author Mr. Neal Punchard, Neal - who is a terrific person mentored me through many areas and in his wonderful nature guided me back on track when I strayed from our target, it was a fantastic learning experience, and I am sure Roland would have been chuffed to see many of his Knives shown in the pages - I know this for sure.
To enter please have a history of at least 20 Traditional Folders and Fixed Blade Forum, If you had the pleasure of Knowing Roland OR Knowing of Roland - please come in and share a story of Roland - perhaps you bought some Knives off him, saw him in the past - knife shows - who knows - please share anything positive that you have- as I know there is a lot out there who have had great dealings with our friend Roland. If you didn't Know Roland, well come on in and enter and you will probably find out more about Roland more than likely because you just may have one of his Knives
Post either I am in, or share a story your posts will be put into a hat and Sue will pick out the Winners at some later date of which I will keep you posted.
1st Knife is a Ulster Made Craftsman 4 Bladed Senator @ a peek over 3 inches closed, "Forged USA " a Sears Brand name on the Tang.
Wonderfully built that only handling will have you appreciate this Knife to the extent it deserves, a tight nest of four blades waiting for your touch of an edge- once you have put a nice edge on - you have begun the journey of getting to know the Knife and to be part of this Knife's History.
A real neat coin pocket carry with Gorgeous Bone...
Shown in the middle in 1st Photo..
2nd Knife, A Craftsman Sta-Sharp Camillus Made Knife with Camillus's sweetheart of a Spiral punch, again beautifully made, and Roland's ex Knife here begs to be carried, I am sure if Roland was viewing he would be so chuffed to see his Knives being used.
Slightly bigger than the above Ulster @ 3 & 3/8ths, again...spend a wee bit of time- put an edge on theses blades and you are on the road to enjoying such a great wee Knife.
Top Knife in the first photo below
3rd Knife: The reason why I added this Knife- is that is such a nice looking Knife with stunning Bone, the Photos show the Sharpening Marks- Like I said though as a user- what a wee beauty this Knife is, a Camillus Built Sta-Sharp " High Carbon Steel" - Sear's Unique Brand name for a Camillus Built Knife ( Camillus did share other Brand names under Sears as well ).
Stunning Bone, a peek under 3 & 1/2 inches closed, not a Minty - chosen for the very reason for this Knife to be used and really enjoyed, and hopefully one day you will pull it out of your pocket and quietly under your breath thank our friend for his passion which led this knife to be in your Pocket.
Bottom Knife in the 1st photo below.
Lets see how this goes - if popular and if? this gets real busy I will of course bring something else in as well
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I appreciate our mutual friend's taste in cutlery and would be proud to carry and use one of the knives that Roland carried. I'm in!
you are in the draw !!!
