Love that knife and the Olive wood !Thanks sir, here are a few more
IMG_7363 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
IMG_7362 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
nice faceted bolsters are a bit unique and cool
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Very cool! I just bought a second, as well; making my first a solid userThis second Case XX CV Barlow has really impressed me
That shadow Crucible is especially eye-catching!
Your pair "runs the gamut" in size, Jack!
Always a pleasure to see your Totem, Dave!Good Morning! today's carry A Wright Ironwood Lambsfoot
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I like summer, but 2 solid weeks of 100+ is redikooluss!!...We are expecting the 14th consecutive day of over 100 degree temperatures, so I think this is a good day for puttering around inside.
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Great stockman, Dean! Coincidentally, I cut myself last week when I fumbled the knife while setting up a glamor shot of the canoe Rachel scrimshawed for me. No stitches or bone showing, but definitely the worst knife cut I've ever had.
Impressive pair, Jon! You know your rosewood lambsfoot is nearly identical to mine, and now I have a Case saw cut brown CV Barlow nearly identical to yours!View attachment 1181024
Today I’m carrying two traditional workhorses.
Thanks for the clarification, Vince. I thought maybe you were giving us a sneak preview of your Sunday carries, but then I remembered "Sabbath" is often used for Saturday, too.I was using it to denote the traditional Jewish 7th day (Saturday), but I do consider Sunday a "Christian Sabbath," and my day of rest.
Thanks, Dean. Your navy blue Tribal Lock has nice dark blue all the way to the bolster, which I think is optimal!Thank, Gary! I got the navy blue tribal for two reasons: navy blue and barehead. And I do very much like it. I like the new quartet pic.
Sensational pair of 93s, Ron! Do you and Harry @Old Engineer have a pact about pairing these up?...
I’ve had these two 93’s in my pockets today.
Jeff, I admire a man with a plan, and the tools to carry it out!...
Well, my post-church schedule involves three things that I deeply enjoy doing, and find very satisfying:
1. Eating peanut butter and tomato sandwiches~ toms are ripening on the vine, and over the next month or two, I will be eating and canning massive quantities.
2.Working in my garden, dividing and transplanting perennials.
3. Smoking a fat roasting hen for supper.
I swapped the little Cam. pen for this indispensable gardening tool, a Camillus no.1 Hawkbill Pruner, for dead heading the bee balm.View attachment 1181107
Sons can be quite exasperating to their moms, Tom!
Man, those Presidentials are heavenly knives!!...
Today it's dill pickle relish..
Northwoods presidential, maroon micarta
Bunch of Case beauties, Steve! (Kinda favor mini copperlocks, eh? )For morning church service, it was my white Mini-Copperlock with the Icthus shield (my normal Sunday morning carry). The afternoon and evening found my Case Sodbuster Jr. with yellow Delrin sides in my pocket. Sorry for the lack of individual pictures...BTW, the Case Stockman is available in the Pay It Forward thread...
Thank you, sir....
Great shot of your "round the clock" quartet Gary!
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That Catt scout is something else, JJ!
Charming couple of Churchills, Will! I enjoyed the story of how you finally found the cougar-clawed model that had been MIA for months.Being a Feline Fan, I'm unleashing the Cougar to face the week Its Ebony, Panther, friend will have to return to its real owner this week
Sweet swayback, John!
That 7 OT must have come out after Buck introduced the 110, right?... Really excited about the 7-OT, and the original sheath is cool. Always wanted one as a teenager. Haven't held one in probably close to 40 years, forgot what a solid knife it is. This one is carbon steel. I don't have any idea of the dates on these, so if anyone has info it would be appreciated.
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Today's carry. Wanted one of these for a bit, finding one in stag, unused and in original tin, was a bonus.
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Scintillating stockman, Steve!Trapper and a Stockman
Excellent photo of your Fine TC Barlow, Dean!
Charming pic, Gev!Wanted to go with some radical novelty
Shapleugh Hardware Co. jack - snappy weighty grace
Superlative shot, Harvey!
Very scenic setting for a very satisfying knife!K55K
Dave, your shot reminds me that we returned home from vacation to a raised bed full of greens that need harvesting soon!This is a handy one.
Stunning Barlow GT. Great minds think alike ( And have great taste in cutlery)That shadow Crucible is especially eye-catching!
Your pair "runs the gamut" in size, Jack!
Always a pleasure to see your Totem, Dave!
I like summer, but 2 solid weeks of 100+ is redikooluss!!
Great stockman, Dean! Coincidentally, I cut myself last week when I fumbled the knife while setting up a glamor shot of the canoe Rachel scrimshawed for me. No stitches or bone showing, but definitely the worst knife cut I've ever had.
Impressive pair, Jon! You know your rosewood lambsfoot is nearly identical to mine, and now I have a Case saw cut brown CV Barlow nearly identical to yours!
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Thanks for the clarification, Vince. I thought maybe you were giving us a sneak preview of your Sunday carries, but then I remembered "Sabbath" is often used for Saturday, too.
Thanks, Dean. Your navy blue Tribal Lock has nice dark blue all the way to the bolster, which I think is optimal!
Sensational pair of 93s, Ron! Do you and Harry @Old Engineer have a pact about pairing these up?
Jeff, I admire a man with a plan, and the tools to carry it out!
Sons can be quite exasperating to their moms, Tom!
Man, those Presidentials are heavenly knives!!
Bunch of Case beauties, Steve! (Kinda favor mini copperlocks, eh? )
Thank you, sir.
That Catt scout is something else, JJ!
Charming couple of Churchills, Will! I enjoyed the story of how you finally found the cougar-clawed model that had been MIA for months.
Sweet swayback, John!
That 7 OT must have come out after Buck introduced the 110, right?
Congrats on the stag 2-blade Swayback Jack; what a prize!
Scintillating stockman, Steve!
Excellent photo of your Fine TC Barlow, Dean!
Charming pic, Gev!
Superlative shot, Harvey!
Very scenic setting for a very satisfying knife!
Dave, your shot reminds me that we returned home from vacation to a raised bed full of greens that need harvesting soon!
- GT
Yeah, I'm pretty tired of it and they're predicting another week. It does cool down for a few hours before sunrise to 80 degrees, though.I like summer, but 2 solid weeks of 100+ is redikooluss!!
Not my fault! I didn't sharpen the edge on that canoe.Great stockman, Dean! Coincidentally, I cut myself last week when I fumbled the knife while setting up a glamor shot of the canoe Rachel scrimshawed for me. No stitches or bone showing, but definitely the worst knife cut I've ever had.
Impressive pair, Jon! You know your rosewood lambsfoot is nearly identical to mine, and now I have a Case saw cut brown CV Barlow nearly identical to yours!
Thank you, Gary.Always a pleasure to see your Totem, Dave!
Thanks, GT.Sweet swayback, John!
Thanks for the compliment on the 93's Gary! All I can say about two old engineers like Harry @Old Engineer and myself is, great minds really do think alike! Our only pact being we both have similar tastes in cutlery! You got a great Barlow there. I bought three in hopes of getting a good one. I got one of the three that has matching covers on the pile and mark sides. The other two not so good. I really need to get them out and photograph them for the Case Barlow thread.Sensational pair of 93s, Ron! Do you and Harry @Old Engineer have a pact about pairing these up?
........and now I have a Case saw cut brown CV Barlow nearly identical to yours!
Ebony Churchill before sunset
Thank you, but no color as the covers are INK black, it's just a reflection off my sunglassesPaul, is there a little color in that wood? If so, it looks darned good
Don't forget the mustard! Or the beer.Monday night football, Johnsonville brats and a good knife...
Par for the course around these parts!I like summer, but 2 solid weeks of 100+ is redikooluss!!
I too put my 35 in my pocket about then. Good companyEbony Churchill before sunset
5K Qs - Thank you GT. Sorry for the knife cut mishap. Heal quickly.
Gevonovich - Thank you Gev. I had already acquired a sample. Taking your advice. I found online a free copy of Ouspensky’s “In Search of the Miraculous.”