WINNERS CHOSEN! 5 DAY GIVEAWAY!!! User Challenge!

Oldy said:
Congrats to all,I didn't see who won the 86 in that nice golden jigged handles.
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Here are the results:

1. @Kbrasmodeler 86 in Autumn jigged bone

2. @CVamberbonehead . 71 OD green Bull Buster

3. @confucius37 14 TC Barlow

4. @Old Hunter Craftsman Stockman

5. @seas165 Old Timer Stockman.

6. @CelloDan 47 Burlap Viper

7. @Boattale 1979 Case 18 Pattern Stockman

8. @321Bandaid 15 TC Barlow Sepia
 
One of my biggest take aways from all This,is my astonishment that the owners of so many excellent traditional slipjoints are in possession of such a modern contraption as the smartphone, I thought it was a forgone conclusion that traditional slipjoints and flip phones went together like Thanksgiving and turkey. But man was I wrong lol.
 
You know, I don't want this thread to die.

Went to lunch at a local Mexican food truck. Carne-asada fries on special for Tuesdays. Queenie didn't have breakfast, so she wanted a bite.

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As I was leaving home this morning, with a full day of errands ahead of me, the USPS lady came early and guess what? Yep, my Craftsman came with the mail; I opened it, put it in my pocket and headed out. Jon, thanks again for a terrific GAW and for this Craftsman pocketknife. It is just the way I love them, vintage but used just enough to not have to worry about preserving it for a future museum, and with 98% of its life still ahead of it. Great knife, got home at 5:00 pm so in the gloaming and the light is bad, but I’ll get a better picture tomorrow. This Craftsman also fits well with my equally old Craftsman tools (all 40 to 50 years old). OH
 

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Old Hunter said:
As I was leaving home this morning, with a full day of errands ahead of me, the USPS lady came early and guess what? Yep, my Craftsman came with the mail; I opened it, put it in my pocket and headed out. Jon, thanks again for a terrific GAW and for this Craftsman pocketknife. It is just the way I love them, vintage but used just enough to not have to worry about preserving it for a future museum, and with 98% of its life still ahead of it. Great knife, got home at 5:00 pm so in the gloaming and the light is bad, but I’ll get a better picture tomorrow. This Craftsman also fits well with my equally old Craftsman tools (all 40 to 50 years old). OH
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Thanks Bruce! I know it will fit it well with your squad of stock knives. Have a Merry Christmas!!!
 
Old Hunter said:
As I was leaving home this morning, with a full day of errands ahead of me, the USPS lady came early and guess what? Yep, my Craftsman came with the mail; I opened it, put it in my pocket and headed out. Jon, thanks again for a terrific GAW and for this Craftsman pocketknife. It is just the way I love them, vintage but used just enough to not have to worry about preserving it for a future museum, and with 98% of its life still ahead of it. Great knife, got home at 5:00 pm so in the gloaming and the light is bad, but I’ll get a better picture tomorrow. This Craftsman also fits well with my equally old Craftsman tools (all 40 to 50 years old). OH
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Plus a few other nice Craftsman tools. :)

When I was in college I had a job in the Sears Auto Center. Mounting tires, removing and replacing mufflers. tailpipes, shocks and other light mechanical work. The job allowed me to get a decent collection of Craftsman tools that sadly, I lost in a divorce. Your photo makes me think of those days, in a good way.
 
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