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Got the Birdy riding strongside primary this week. The #77 hasn't left my pocket since I received it.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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I am fond of the #18’s. They fit nicely in my shorts and don’t fall out, for summertime in GA. The #18 is currently my favorite pattern.
It’s summertime here...
@Amir Fleschwund you be well, as well, Amir.
S silvaticus a well loved & used knife is generally always the best knife, despite its ascetics.
@flatblackcapo great pic of an icon in its habitat.
It’s summertime here...
@Amir Fleschwund you be well, as well, Amir.
S silvaticus a well loved & used knife is generally always the best knife, despite its ascetics.
@flatblackcapo great pic of an icon in its habitat.
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A few days ago out gathering mushrooms biggest one I found featuring Case Bose Stockman 
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These two for me today.
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Very interesting I never knew they made this version.Grohmann Mini Russell (Clip point ) I very recently found out that this one with a clip point may be a limited run.
I still think the classic version looks best, but yours is certainly interesting.
They're such a comfortable knife in hand, it's a shame their price to material ratio keeps so many people away.
Mine holds an edge really well, I certainly don't think a knife of this cost necessarily has to come in some kind of fancy premium type blade steel.
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I'll add another photo of the Grohmann I agree the ergonomics makes for a very comfortable knife.
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They're well made too, mine was a factory second and the only issue is
a slight gap or two in the wood on one side.
I've gotten factory seconds from other companies where I wonder how they could possibil call it a knife.
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This will be coming along too, even the 'Special Ones' have to work
They both look pretty "special" to me, Will.
That's a handsome PAL you have, Jeff. (The honest old Case isn't bad. either.)
A real beauty there, Steve, It's in fine condition and nicely displayed.
It's Easter in our home. Hope you all have a peaceful Sunday, whatever your persuasion.
Boy. that pic made me smile. Thanks, Gary.
Sweet, Harvey!
I truly like your new lambsfoot, Taylor. Top shelf stuff there.
I forgot to post my own carry earlier!
A bodacious pair, Jack.
Elegant, Ron.
This one just hopped into my pocket
That knife is, at once, both toasty and tasty looking. A great picture.
Beautiful photo, sentiment and knives, Stuart.
Thanks, guys.
Thanks, Dwight, and the MOP on that Case is absolutely stunning and so well captured in your pictures of it. Congrats.
That's all you can ask from a knife and yours is handsome, to boot. I feel the same way about these old Opinels and they get grabbed and carried more often than many of my other knives (I just don't post them much).
Today with stag Père David and a small "Mercedes"!!!
Very cool, José.
Very nice!!
That's a handsome Remington, Jeff, with those creamy Delrin covers.
Last week, I received a surprise in the mail from @JohnDF
A very nice story and thanks for sharing it. I can see why he sent it to you, as it has r8shell written all over it.
Pretty porcine pair, Alan.
You put those old fellows that you've picked up in a very flattering light, Harvey. They look old enough to be rams rather than lambs.
I’ve got these two in my pockets today!
I like that lambsfoot, Ron. Classic good looks.
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