The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!
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redsparrow
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JohnDF
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I've already got a few queued up for bidding.Best wishes on the search my friend.
redsparrow
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Thanks for telling me. I won't bid on any for awhile, wouldn't want to bid against you.I've already got a few queued up for bidding.
Ummmmmmm, sure looks good!
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Thank you! Yes it was!
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Have a great Sunday everyone 
sunknife
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Pics taken a few months back, I don't believe I've shown them here but if I have I apologize for the repeat.
Pal cut cattle punch in rosewood and Queen LB in bloodwood.
Camillus EO in jig bone and S&M in rosewood.
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Pal cut cattle punch in rosewood and Queen LB in bloodwood.
Camillus EO in jig bone and S&M in rosewood.
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redsparrow
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Great pics today, simply outstanding.
Love Traditional Sundays.
Nothing more traditional than a Hartshead Barlow.
Love Traditional Sundays.
Nothing more traditional than a Hartshead Barlow.
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You have a very nice knife there.Good morning everyone. It's nice to have solace here among friends when the world out there is so crazy. This is my newest knife just got last week.
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the-accumulator
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And now for something totally different:
Race knives for marking timber. Two HAMMER BRAND from NEW YORK KNIFE CO and one with brass handles from Germany marked with a star and anchor. Thanks for watching. T-A
Race knives for marking timber. Two HAMMER BRAND from NEW YORK KNIFE CO and one with brass handles from Germany marked with a star and anchor. Thanks for watching. T-A
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Very nice to see those
This one by George Butler is nice and pocketable in spite of the extra (Sheepsfoot) blade 
