Taking my sweetie to Tucker's for an onion burger.
I like the knife, but would love that burger, John!!
Gorgeous stag knives today, Stuart! I like reading the back story for all of your knives.
I carried these two yesterday and again today.
Thanks, Dean, and that Case Wharnie is a charmer.
I decided to polish the blades on my American Jack so I'm carrying it today
Well, Steve, aren't you getting fancy. Seriously, that is a fine knife even if "dirty".
I’ve been called lots of things in my life, but never an inspiration!
I too spent some time in Kentucky, I was sent to Louisville to work for 3 weeks, which turned into 7 months. I loved my time there, I must have done the Bourbon trail 5 times, as well as the National Corvette museum in Bowling Green, Mammoth Caves, down town Louisville, the Louisville Slugger factory, and Churchill Downs, it was all very beautiful and a ton of fun. I couldn’t live with the humidity full time though.
I love your Maddox, that’s a beauty for sure. And I’ll give you a dollar for your box!
I missed the Bourbon Trail on my first visit, but hope to make up for that, maybe five times or so. Several of my buddies swear that what they can remember of it was great. I am so lucky to have the two Maddox knives that I have, as the old guys' stuff is getting really scarce/expensive. I have two of the Case Centennial boxes, but need them for my two (green synthetic and stag) soddies, so send yours to me and I'll let it it rest in one of them every so often (and send you pics).
oday I’m Totin a single knife for a change. It’s my cull 35 Churchill Sambar Stag! Hope everyone has a great Saturday!
That's a very handsome knife, Ron, and fitting for you, pal. Seriously, the
knife is good looking.
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Duckdog
Nice Case soddie! I’ve always liked that knife and came close to getting one a couple times. 76 is my birth year too. I just love stag shadow knives in general and have had a pattern in mind for a long while now but can’t find any non-custom made ones. Maybe it’s time for a new custom knife for me...
Thanks, Nick. Take a look at the gorgeous stag shadows that Alan (
@joeradza ) has assembled for a start. BTW, I was in my second year of practicing law in 1976 (and a young bachelor in Washington, DC ), so I won't tell you what you missed. Get yourself a nice knife to make up for it.
Saturday sharpening session.
R8shell, I admire your industry, as well as old school approach, but have to ask: what's with the three rivets that have popped up through the covers and shield on the Miller equal end? Training wheels for sharpening?
- Stuart