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And i know. I mucked up again. I placed my reply in the wrong place. I,m not all that computer smart. I will eventually work it out. Have a good weekend and enjoy your new knife.

 

You have one beautiful piece of work there my friend. Would love it in my collection.

 

I have a weakness for these pressed metal figurative knives. This one is aluminum I believe. Just wondering its origin. Etched Winchester on the main blade and Germany on the pile side. Tang stamp is Winchester.

 

Thanks, cudgee, much appreciated!

 

I just received this A.W.&S Lambsfoot yesterday, excited to put it to work.

 

I believe the first time I ever saw the Rounder pattern by Jerry Halfrich it was a jigged bone specimen owned by Gary @Peregrin. It's always been one of my favorite knives ever posted on BladeForums. But, being a stag guy that is what I had my heart set on. It took a while and a major sacrifice but my patience has paid off.

 

I just bought this one yesterday at Shepherd Hills Cutlery in Branson, MO. The color really caught my eye and looked best on this Barlow.

 

Alan, that Rounder looks incredible!

 

It exceeds all expectations Jeff.

 

Congratulations, Alan! That's a magnificent Rounder! I'm glad you were able to make it happen!

 

Thanks Gary @Peregrin patience was the key.

 

Alan,
You’re killing me with this one. I’ve been looking for a small rounder for quite a while. You have a great knife in this one, worth the wait.​

 

@Castnet I'll keep my eyes open for you.

 

Buck 212 fixed blade. Really digging the size and the overall proportions. This is my very first Buck fixed blade.

 

Lionsteel Bestman, single blade, very nice

IMG_7362 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

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Two new ones that I am happy to have.

First, and fresh from the exchange, a Bulldog Brand "Thor" whittler (2003, 5th generation) with antique (pre-ban) elephant ivory covers and carbon blades. This is the largest of their three whittlers made during this time frame. It is just slightly larger than the Case Seahorse (4 1/8" closed ... main Wharncliffe is 2 3/4" ... coping is 1 3/4" ... and the pen is 1 5/8").



Next, a 2002 model Case single blade doctor's knife with pitch black jigged bone covers and stars & stripes shield.

 

Just arrived and love this Cocobolo #93

 

Tidioute Calf Roper in Ebony