Trifecta of Traditionals

[waynorth]

CC Waynorth Gabon Ebony trio

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Black is Beautiful!!

 

[Jolipapa]

Beautiful Trio!!

Thank you Charlie

 

[waynorth]

You are welcome, JP!! Just those three knives make a fine collection!!

 

[Pt-Luso]

Gec #83.

 

[Will Power]

@rishma My Case Texas Jack does have a green tint. Even more so today than when the pic was taken. It's ageing gracefully (much like the statue of liberty) in spite of the verdigris or maybe because of it.

Edited to included this more recent photo;

I figure with any luck it could become a good candidate for a St. Patrick's Day carry around 2030.

Looks like it's embracing the Green Future Does still have a carbon footprint though....

 

[Will Power]

Aries The Ram

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Chui]

- added to Stagurday thread as well as here today

 

[mbkr]

- added to Stagurday thread as well as here today

Like it here as well as at Stagurday (!). All three of those have some great stag

 

[Chui]

Like it here as well as at Stagurday (!). All three of those have some great stag

- cheers, Mike - was lucky. That popcorn effect can be rather alluring, eh

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Lansky1]

I've been really digging the simple medium jack lately ... does all I need:

 

[Chief]

 

[redsparrow]

Good to see you and your wonderful Waynorths John.

 

[Will Power]

Chief Rare as it is, I'd certainly use that Ivory Bone Lambfoot One of the Greats

 

[redsparrow]

I've been really digging the simple medium jack lately ... does all I need:

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Chief]

Thanks redsparrow and Will Power .

Trinity of swaybacks, my favorite gents EDC. Pictured with gold cufflinks my grandmother Lucile gave to my grandfather Clifford for their wedding 99 years ago. Inscription is in my grandfather's hand, $12.50 was a lot of money in 1921. He was a WWI Army vet, retired post office. Rural route carrier many years he loved the outdoors, taught me to hunt and fish. Also pictured is my grandmothers pinky ring, onyx with a small diamond, never saw her breathing when she didn't have it on. She was a light of genius, grew up in rural Missouri, her dad was killed when felling a tree when she was a toddler. Kicked up and caught him under the chin breaking his neck while her mom was carrying their 6th child, her little sister. Grandma could dance, sing, whistle like several birds, draw, rhyme off the cuff before rapping was ever a thought, make crust and homemade pies Betty Crocker would be envious of, was a card playing / domino machine who fried the squirrels I shot and catfish caught on homemade stinkbait. As a child, sat with her in church while my folks sang in the choir, was supposed to keep me quiet in church. As an adult, was proud to sit with her in church, even though her voice had changed and wasn't as sweet as it once was to my ears, but still precious to God's ears. Mom was an only child, so ended up caretaker of her folks few prized possessions. Hope ya'll enjoy the pictures and memories.

 

[redsparrow]

Oh my gosh John that post is so touching. How blessed you are to have such beautiful memories and family heirlooms. They go well with those incredible knives!!! Thank you for sharing.
Chief