afishhunter
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A beauty for sure.
If it were more common, I'm sure more people would.
There was what? A couple hundred made?
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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If it were more common, I'm sure more people would.
There was what? A couple hundred made?
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A party cloudy day here in the City by the Bay! It’s Opening Day! Giants play SD this afternoon got it set up to record. In the meantime keeping me company the usual lamb and Mr. Peanut. Have a great day folks! 
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I'm really not sure. I don't think they're "rare" in the world of GECs. I've just noticed these tend to be passed along more frequently than a lot of the others. Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
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There were over 1000 made, so…I'm really not sure. I don't think they're "rare" in the world of GECs. I've just noticed these tend to be passed along more frequently than a lot of the others. Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
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Explains that!
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Love that Curly Birch!A pair of Bokers today. Have a good one!
I love and carry mine.I'm really not sure. I don't think they're "rare" in the world of GECs. I've just noticed these tend to be passed along more frequently than a lot of the others. Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
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Definitely goes well with a peanut.
CelloDan
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Gracias Mike !Simply lovely
Well done
Thank you Jeremy !
Thanks Bob, I appreciate the comment !Well done Dan. The choice of wood and contouring is perfect.
Thank you Jeff. It's cocobolo
Too bad it darkens with age and the vibrant colors fade.
I still love cocobolo though!
A cocobolo feast
!!!
Glowing in the sunlight ... that will eventually make it fade
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Been back from my trip since the weekend. My engineer scout knife made it out of the country and back again without an issue.
Since coming back I've been carrying this dixie stockman. I used to only carry one bladed knives, then I learned to love two bladed knives, and now that I've given 3 bladed stockman knives a try I've learned to love them as well. Keeping my eyes peeled for a 66 calf roper at non evil bay prices.
In the meantime this one will do despite being a little big for me. I hope everyone has been having a good week!
Since coming back I've been carrying this dixie stockman. I used to only carry one bladed knives, then I learned to love two bladed knives, and now that I've given 3 bladed stockman knives a try I've learned to love them as well. Keeping my eyes peeled for a 66 calf roper at non evil bay prices.
In the meantime this one will do despite being a little big for me. I hope everyone has been having a good week!
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Thank you Jeff. It's cocobolo
Too bad it darkens with age and the vibrant colors fade.
I still love cocobolo though!
A cocobolo feast
Glowing in the sunlight ... that will eventually make it fade
Two things. …..lt will darken just laying in a drawer.
I really hate to bring this up since you seem to be thoroughly enjoying your coco feast ….
…., But, there’s one critter in your bowl ….. grinning at me. You might want to address that before more feasting !
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CelloDan
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Two things. …..lt will darken just laying in a drawer.
I really hate to bring this up since you seem to be thoroughly enjoying your coco feast ….
…., But, there’s one critter in your bowl ….. grinning at me. You might want to address that before more feasting !
Oh my
I can’t ever unsee it now
Thanks pal
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The day started with what was called a small American breakfast I am sure cooked well it would be delicious.
It wasnt, so it wasnt,I could have resoled my shoes with the pancakes.
Set of for home in what was like a scene from"Force 10 from Navarone"a boat would have been more useful,I was freezing every time I got out the car.
Water, water everywhere.
I stopped at a quaint old fashioned tea stop for a proper cuppa and a toasted tea cake.
It had a great feel of the 1950s.
I pulled into my house just as the postie arrived with my latest oil the joints IXL Barlow.
I have already give it and yesterdays CJ a quick preliminary wash and clean in the sink but not with the dishes.
Now watching "Basic instinct" I promise I wont be rewinding ANY scenes....
It wasnt, so it wasnt,I could have resoled my shoes with the pancakes.
Set of for home in what was like a scene from"Force 10 from Navarone"a boat would have been more useful,I was freezing every time I got out the car.
Water, water everywhere.
I stopped at a quaint old fashioned tea stop for a proper cuppa and a toasted tea cake.
It had a great feel of the 1950s.
I pulled into my house just as the postie arrived with my latest oil the joints IXL Barlow.
I have already give it and yesterdays CJ a quick preliminary wash and clean in the sink but not with the dishes.
Now watching "Basic instinct" I promise I wont be rewinding ANY scenes....