Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

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REALLY like that S&M, John! :thumbup::cool::thumbup: How big is it?

Here are a couple of knives I've had for almost 3 months, but I never got around to posting them here. I feel obligated to do that to make them "official"! :rolleyes:

This Rough Rider Half Hawk is a replacement for one I gave away. Very solid knife, and I absolutely love the color of the bone!
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This Case CV chestnut bone peanut has been on my "gotta-have" list for quite a while, and I'm very happy that I finally broke down and got one.
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- GT
 
5K Qs said:
REALLY like that S&M, John! :thumbup::cool::thumbup: How big is it?

- GT
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Closed it's 3 & 5/8th inches. The main blade is 2.25". It's very thin. :)

BTW, I like that peanut of yours. I just ordered a brick red peanut, myself. :)

John
 
5K Qs said:
REALLY like that S&M, John! :thumbup::cool::thumbup: How big is it?

Here are a couple of knives I've had for almost 3 months, but I never got around to posting them here. I feel obligated to do that to make them "official"! :rolleyes:

This Rough Rider Half Hawk is a replacement for one I gave away. Very solid knife, and I absolutely love the color of the bone!
yPCFicN.jpg

This Case CV chestnut bone peanut has been on my "gotta-have" list for quite a while, and I'm very happy that I finally broke down and got one.
1ky0mTb.jpg

- GT
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The bone on that Hawkbill really looks nice GT and the Chestnut covers on that Peanut are also pretty nice.
You have really been laying in quite a few great looking ones my friend.
Sorry we did not have time to look you up this past week end . We were too busy at Anna's House.

Harry
 
netguy1999 said:
Closed it's 3 & 5/8th inches. The main blade is 2.25". It's very thin. :)

BTW, I like that peanut of yours. I just ordered a brick red peanut, myself. :)

John
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Thanks for the info, John. 3 5/8" is an ideal length in my opinion (not coincidentally, it's the closed length of a standard canoe pattern ;)). Congrats on the peanut you have on your way. They're handy little knives!

Old Engineer said:
The bone on that Hawkbill really looks nice GT and the Chestnut covers on that Peanut are also pretty nice.
You have really been laying in quite a few great looking ones my friend.
Sorry we did not have time to look you up this past week end . We were too busy at Anna's House.

Harry
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I appreciate your supportive comments, Harry! Glad you had a good time with your family on your whirlwind trip to MI. If you come for a longer stay sometime, we should investigate meeting up - maybe the Hudsonville Tractor Supply is about halfway between Holland and GR and they have a cheesy knife display there! :D

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
Thanks for the info, John. 3 5/8" is an ideal length in my opinion (not coincidentally, it's the closed length of a standard canoe pattern ;)). Congrats on the peanut you have on your way. They're handy little knives!


I appreciate your supportive comments, Harry! Glad you had a good time with your family on your whirlwind trip to MI. If you come for a longer stay sometime, we should investigate meeting up - maybe the Hudsonville Tractor Supply is about halfway between Holland and GR and they have a cheesy knife display there! :D

- GT
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Great idea !!! We can do that .

Harry
 
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