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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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One of the things I've missed the most while away was your beautiful pictures. You always make them so interesting. All the textures. So glad to see them again
r8shell
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Mmm..."grilled cheese jigging". Much more appetizing than "worm groove".
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An incredibly kind thing to say ! Thank you kindly and happy to have you backOne of the things I've missed the most while away was your beautiful pictures. You always make them so interesting. All the textures. So glad to see them again
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Thank you, Jeff! It is certainly a fine knife, the color does not diminish its merits one bit.
Carrying a couple of America's finest today, sporting my favorite colors, and sitting atop some of my garden's bounty. The tomatoes in particular are quite delicious.
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Two Bucks and 3 polished edges . Plus the newer Buck USA sheath I’ve had for about a year and 8months or so has aged very well with some nice patina 
. Plus the newer Buck USA sheath I’ve had for about a year and 8months or so has aged very well with some nice patina 
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Beautiful knives, Dylan, and a nice composition. Love that red bone. Reminds me a little of the red bone lambsfoot you have.Thank you, Jeff! It is certainly a fine knife, the color does not diminish its merits one bit.
Carrying a couple of America's finest today, sporting my favorite colors, and sitting atop some of my garden's bounty. The tomatoes in particular are quite delicious.
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Thank you, Vince!
I'd say the jigging is very similar to that of my Lambsfoot (GEC could learn a thing or two in that regard). Although the dye job on my Lambsfoot is far more thorough. Not a white or light streak to be found!
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That's for sure! Glennbad did a great job--or whoever dyed it.
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Thank you for the fine compliment, Dean !! Your sporting two gems yourself...wow ! I like your style indeedGreat photo of that knife gem, Gev
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Great garden bounty and those knives sing !!! Great photoThank you, Jeff! It is certainly a fine knife, the color does not diminish its merits one bit.
Carrying a couple of America's finest today, sporting my favorite colors, and sitting atop some of my garden's bounty. The tomatoes in particular are quite delicious.
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Thank you for your kind comment, Gev!
Rose and Thistle Custom
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Just got the stag from Kiro, thanks. Love it.
Man, you miss this thread for a day or two and it takes some catching up! This for me today. My first Congress, have become really enamored of the pattern. I’m sure there’s a “Show off Your Congress” thread here somewhere to show me which ones I need to add.
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Enjoying the dog days of summer
Lambsfoot and Compact today
Lambsfoot and Compact today
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Please add you gorgeous Boker !View attachment 1176255 Man, you miss this thread for a day or two and it takes some catching up! This for me today. My first Congress, have become really enamored of the pattern. I’m sure there’s a “Show off Your Congress” thread here somewhere to show me which ones I need to add.
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/the-venerable-congress.903238/
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I remember being very confused the first time I saw this knife. "Gev doesn't do new knives..."