Yet Another Delayed Visit to the P.O. Box!!

waynorth

waynorth

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Well, if you want to score a Horde of New and Wonderful Knives, just live on the other side of a closed Border (Canada/USA), and figure out how to cross it after a few months!!
I finally got back to my P.O.Box, and filled a couple of cloth bags full of stuff!! Mail, advertisements, bills, Magazines and, Knives, both Purchased and Gifted!!:eek::D
Three Opinels, a Custom, a #23 Oregon Club knife, and an altered GEC!!;)

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Wee Opinel @mrknife brought back from Paris, along with a nicely done "parts" knife from a GEC, from Jack also!! A "subtle" Ericson Sowbelly from a trade with
@Leslie Tomville , two more Opinels, and the #23 Oregon Club knife!!
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A nice Mother Lode!!;)
 
Mate, i have 4 knives on the way from america, all been sent with-in the last 3 days, i am on tender hooks with the way things are at the moment i can assure you, and one is dare i say it { Do not want to mozz myself } a GEC #33 that i managed to score yesterday. Here's hoping.:eek::eek::eek:
 
The virus a wimp.The pollies are all in damage control.Fear not @cudgee ..this came today all the way from USA..ahek ahooorkkk cof cof ...no sign of any virus on board...not surprising really with the amount if iso alcohol Ive been "disinfecting"my bus with....Im more worried about going DUI....
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Took about 3 weeks...no wonder the head auspost gets more than PM:eek::D:D:D:rolleyes::po_O
 
Whilst Im at it @gunstockjack Barry...
eagle has landed and thanks very much.
Absolute beauty...could not have asked for better.Big Cheers mate.
 
mrknife said:
Glad to see its made it! Enjoy Charlie!
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Very nice, thoughtful gifts!! Thanks, Jack!!:) Please tell us the story of the #92 blade customization!!:rolleyes:

gunstockjack said:
Oh no!! Not another 14 days in quarantine!
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Yes, unfortunately, Barry!:eek: But it was worth it! Apparently I can still ride my Trike!!:) And talk on the phone!!:cool:

eisman said:
You guys made the news, Charlie!

https://news.yahoo.com/am-stuck-until-border-opens-190556640.html

Ken makes a nice knife. I have a couple buried somewhere.
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Thanks for the news bit, Jamie!!;) Indeed, my PO is in Point Roberts!
The safest place in America!! No Covid cases ever!!:D I'd move there in a heartbeat!!;)
 
waynorth said:
Very nice, thoughtful gifts!! Thanks, Jack!!:) Please tell us the story of the #92 blade customization!!:rolleyes:



Yes, unfortunately, Barry!:eek: But it was worth it! Apparently I can still ride my Trike!!:) And talk on the phone!!:cool:



Thanks for the news bit, Jamie!!;) Indeed, my PO is in Point Roberts!
The safest place in America!! No Covid cases ever!!:D I'd move there in a heartbeat!!;)
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Of course Charlie, Id be glad to, :D:D:D:). All my years of collecting, I have always been fond of knives with a single blade. Just one full size functional clip blade usually, or spear of late. There is just something about the simplicity and elegance of a single blade. Now it would be great if Bill would listen to me, as I have told him at every rendezvous, that single blade knives just sell well usually, but Bill has a better head for these things than I do. Now the eureka jack is a pattern that has often been recommended to me however I miss all of them through out the years. Mostly cause they either didnt have end caps, or it was just a model I didnt consider because of its asymmetric appearance. But low and behold, this run of 92s was quite abundant. I reckon if one was so inclined, they can still buy one. However they came with a tiny second blade. Hence the surgery! A surgery I recommend for most knives that come with a secondary blade. Now that its on its own, its a perfectly fun carving knife especially for some one like Charlie, whos quite handy. Also covid's been keeping a lot of folks in, so im sure downtime is plentiful. Hope you like your new carver!
 
meako said:
The virus a wimp.The pollies are all in damage control.Fear not @cudgee ..this came today all the way from USA..ahek ahooorkkk cof cof ...no sign of any virus on board...not surprising really with the amount if iso alcohol Ive been "disinfecting"my bus with....Im more worried about going DUI....
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Took about 3 weeks...no wonder the head auspost gets more than PM:eek::D:D:D:rolleyes::po_O
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Nice. I do like them, good score.
 
To Charlie and my Aussie friends, I know EXACTLY the feeling that lies within this Thread!

That's a nice Shipment Charlie, in my latest, I had 27 knives in one box turn up from my North Dakota Post Master Mr. Paul Hilborn.
In this was your Black Jack Charlie- Phenomenal Knife!
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But also this guy here from our very good mate Barry- this one is a Corker as well I can tell you! Thank you Barry my friend, it was some time ago wasn't it! when these were ordered ( Paul got one as well ) - because of the holding of the box until amounts built up- and Covid restrictions coming into good Ol' New Zealand - here she is....
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I have another two boxes coming in from Canada - so here's hoping- they have been awhile!
 
I still think you should dig a tunnel from one side of the border to another ;) save a lot of waiting time, plus the excitement factor :cool: Bit like one of those British 1950s war films, whose name I can't recall, about upper class RAF chaps digging a tunnel out of a POW camp :D
 
Those RAF chaps had a lot more at stake, @Will Power !!:eek:
But it's not a bad idea!!;)
@Campbellclanman, Duncan - how painful to wait so long for so many knives!!!:eek::eek::eek:
You too @cudgee!!:(
I feel the pain for everyone who does this hobby across a border!!:mad:
 
Will Power said:
I still think you should dig a tunnel from one side of the border to another ;) save a lot of waiting time, plus the excitement factor :cool: Bit like one of those British 1950s war films, whose name I can't recall, about upper class RAF chaps digging a tunnel out of a POW camp :D
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Colditz ???
 
waynorth said:
Those RAF chaps had a lot more at stake, @Will Power !!:eek:
But it's not a bad idea!!;)
@Campbellclanman, Duncan - how painful to wait so long for so many knives!!!:eek::eek::eek:
You too @cudgee!!:(
I feel the pain for everyone who does this hobby across a border!!:mad:
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Worse things could happen to us mate. You have a good weekend, and remember, oil the joints.:)
 
The Great Escape
Or
Imo a better movie
The Wooden Horse or Stalag 17..where theres a snitch.

Skvadron Leeder Baaartlet.

btw @Campbellclanman you dont have any Aussie friends:p:p;):D.
 
meako said:
The Great Escape
Or
Imo a better movie
The Wooden Horse or Stalag 17..where theres a snitch.

Skvadron Leeder Baaartlet.

btw @Campbellclanman you dont have any Aussie friends:p:p;):D.
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The British one was Colditz. I'm not reviewing movies, just trying to help out a fellow member.o_O:rolleyes::thumbsup:
 
meako said:
The Great Escape
Or
Imo a better movie
The Wooden Horse or Stalag 17..where theres a snitch.

Skvadron Leeder Baaartlet.

btw @Campbellclanman you dont have any Aussie friends:p:p;):D.
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WOODEN HORSE that's it! :cool: Hand that man a drink, or a shovel...:D
 
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