Thanks, Jack; Valley Jack is VERY photogenic, doubly so because of his two different, but both appealing, sides.
I have to admit that, while I rejoice with others over their enjoyment of almost any knife, a LOT of those knives are probably not my personal "cup of tea".
I think it's rather shameful the way Lucy snuggles up to that poor celibate Monk, showing off her charms.
Don't forget knives and family, John!
All those interests must keep you BUSY!
As I said in your other related thread, John, congrats and it's hard for me to imagine a more fitting recipient!
Boola! Boola! Boola! to ED for his thoughtful beneficence!!
I forgot that you are not only talented in the art of scrimshaw, but also quite a fan of unmarked smooth white bone handles!
Thanks for the hot advice!
Cool pic: the shadows on the rosewood handle of your HHB look sort of like a random scripting pattern!
I appreciate your saying so, Harvey.
Dwight, your "little black lambsfoot" is just a picture of elegance and distinction!
Dennis, I'm honored that you were influenced by me in the way you post here.
Now the tables are turned!
I'm glad you kept that blond horn knife with its blemish instead of returning it!
Thanks for your compliment on my Valley Jack, here and in your following post.
The bold "chevron" feathering on your big horn lambsfoot is noteworthy, Dennis!
Black Power, Jack!!
The bolsters on your HHB are such a bonus, José!
I enjoy your ebullience over your ebony lambsfoot, John!
That's one very Fancy Dancer, Dwight!
Imposing, immaculate ironwood, Dwight, and an inviting photo!
Valley Jack claims that I must post a pic of him EVERY day he's carried, even if it's 7
consecutive days
. I'll teach him who's boss by posting "warm" and "noir" filtered photos!
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