Today with the excellent GEC # 15 in 440C.
Thank you, I like them Robeson’s. Nice to see you posting!
Those Barlow’s look like solid little tanks!Toting the Brothers Barlow again todayHave a great day folks
This boy likes that knife, Nick!
I appreciate the nice comments GT. Nice Case’s you have today!Got any beach knife "tips" for the rest of us, Nick?
Very very nice knives and an even nicer gesture from Stuart. D DuckdogI’m still in awe of these two beauties! I thought it was appropriate to show them again along with your previous two posts!
Thanks Stuart. Killer knife you’re toting today!Old equal end pen with tip bolsters = perfection, Nick[/
It seems your stepfather was a very wise man Stuart! I am glad you didn’t show these good folks all of your Winterbottom Queens at one time! It would probably be more than some of them could handle! I still have the images burned in my memory!
That’s such a beautiful knife Stuart! They are so well made!
I’m still in awe of these two beauties! I thought it was appropriate to show them again along with your previous two posts!
Do you ever wonder if that old Made In Solingen knife was named after the old German 88 Guns of WW I and WW II ???? I certainly seeing you post it my friend .
Yes Harry I have wondered the same thing and I don't know the answer. I do know that "Richards", in Sheffield, which was started by offspring of the owner of "Richartz" in Germany, produced knives with very similar bolsters, some of which had tang stamps - "No 30". Perhaps Neal - @herder - or Jack - @Jack Black - could provide an answer.
Thank you Nick! It was indeed a nice gesture. One which is not uncommon on the Porch!
Thank you Stuart! I definitely remember that day. Good food, great hospitality, and a lot of beautiful old knives!Thanks. Ron, for encouraging my flagging restraint. I do remember the day you and I had a cutlery contrived lunch at my favorite knife-friendly saloon and later looked through the piles of boxes.
I'm glad to see that the Mill Bros./Queen pair seem to have settled suitably into their relatively new home. Best wishes to you and Miss Pam.
- Stuart
It doesn’t get much better my friend! I hope we can do it again sometime soon! Best wishes to you and Miss Norma.
Half/Stop
had some by proxy . It was good Ron .
Which explains why you spend so much time at the YMCA.Of course we had to have some and
Not true my friend . If you cut it right and shake it when you put it on your plate , the calories all fall out . We go to the YMCA to see our friends and then have coffee . At our age , we need to see friends . Kringle is very much like Stag handled knives too . I will only eat Kringle on days that end with a Y .Which explains why you spend so much time at the YMCA.
hahaha! Well that is fantastic!
The only Kringle we have here is the little guy that swings by on Christmas Eve and I suppose I am thankful cause I don't need the temptation. Although I managed to scarf a sizable funnel cake and footlong corn dog at a car show today. 50 minutes every Mon, Wed and Fri at the gym keeps me barely holding my own. Kringles would push me over the edge. Ace choice Vince and cool for Black Friday.How about this one for Friday?
Bet some of these guys carried something similar.
Love the background.
Thanks, Dwight. Wanted that book years ago, and saw it in a bookstore last week.Ace choice Vince and cool for Black Friday.
This is just a sweet image Gev and I never tire of that mesmerizing LB Kissing Krane!I am the stars, I am the space, I am the dust.....I exist in all that exists
Great post Ron. I did not know that and it is very cool to hear. Fantastic Ebony again!
