Blades upon Books - Traditionals

Hello cudgee cudgee ............sorry to say that work and 'life' robbed me of time, but I'll be sure to let you know once I've managed to read it :thumbsup:
It happens. It just sounds like an interesting book. Thanks for your reply.
 
My smallest knife atop my largest book.

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Just put that one on hold! Should be at my local library branch some time this week. :cool::thumbsup:

- GT
That one came from an antique mall, where I also got one of those old tiny "Golden Books" of American Indian crafts. Pretty good section on flint-knapping.
Do you get the Daedalus book catalogues? You can order online, but the catalogues are cheaper. I got some good and plausible books on ancient mysteries from them.
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A blast from the past.
World Wide Web Yellow Pages.
Little Ohta looking on, and happy to be found on the MUCH MUCH larger and improved WWW.
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That was a thing?
Can you imagine how many volumes that would take today?
 
Thank you. It is a small fixed blade made by our own Horsewright Horsewright (Dave Ferry) and it's called a "Tapadero". Dave is a master knife maker and leather craftsman.

Thank you sir!

Another Tapadero from way back at the beginning of this thread:

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One of Nichole's EDC's and her Beltless sheath for it.

My EDC for quite a while.

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And a jokester but nobody noticed, except Jack.
 
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