Will Power
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Hawkeye! You are correct, well White Carved Bone Stag to be pedantic
Well done 'Bubo bubo' :thumbup:
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A hale and hearty fellow sent me this wonderful old silver dime, after I corrected a mixup in his order for a knife.
I really should have checked the fellow's age before shipping him a knife though - I hope i don't get in trouble!!
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A hale and hearty fellow sent me this wonderful old silver dime, after I corrected a mixup in his order for a knife.
The Dime is a little older than I am!
I really should have checked the fellow's age before shipping him a knife though - I hope i don't get in trouble!!
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OH MY!!
Look at that happy face!That is THE look of complete contentment, a full tummy and a Charlow by your side.
I love the chin!!
Dave
That's a Barlow man if I've ever seen one!![]()
Is that your Grandson Charlie? He's a keeper!!
I try to remember to do that but sometimes I forget, the "custom" of doing that I learned from watching the movie "The Edge" with Anthony Hopkins when he received that lovely folder as a birthday gift, made by well known Canadian knife maker, Brian Lyttle, also a friend I met at Ashokan a few times now.
link to a photo
I received a Canadian penny from Sitflyer, with a knife that he kindly sold me.
I very much appreciated the gesture of him not only selling me such a rare Charlow, but, the inclusion of the Canadian penny. :thumbup:
Here is the PPP Charlow and penny he sent me:
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I too believe in the time honored tradition and try to always remember a coin for a knife.
I also remember in the movie "The Edge" where Bob (Alex Baldwin) gives a knife to Chas (Anthony Hopkins) for his birthday and Chas reaches into his pocket and fetches a nice coin and hands it too him. Chas, a billionaire with a photographic memory, proclaims something similar to "Ah - yes - a coin for a knife - so the friendship will not be severed" and I also liked the lines where Chas answered the lodge owner's question of why a rabbit is unafraid of a bear - and Chas answers that the Rabbit is smarter than the bear - oh well - something like that.
I suppose the coin for knife tradition did not work in the movie, because Bob was doing some mis-deeds with Chas beautiful wife and he later tries to kill Charles, but, instead gets backed into a bear trap, which eventually kills him! The old rabbit outsmarted the younger bear again!
and then Charles actually fishes Bob out of the trap and tries to save his life, however, was not successful.
A very good movie to watch, with beautiful scenery, if you have not seen it! :thumbup:![]()
And on the paddle was the a panther, the other side a rabbit smoking a pipe, unafraid, because he is smarter than the panther
Good stuff, even learn how to make fire from ice too![]()
Well so much for watching the movie now Primble.You just ruined the plot for me. :grumpy:
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Congratulations Michael :thumbup:
I recently received these three beauties from Stephen ('Old & In The Way') together with two beautiful knives, one of which is pictured hereNice to see this thread has legs :thumbup: