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New day with a new knife I bought yesterday- certainly going to be my EDC today. OH
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Old Hunter
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Splendid picture of a terrific knife! OH
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I was recently getting into the habit of totin' a fixed blade, in pocket of on belt, and thought it wood be fun to tote a folder bigger than my fixed blade. Wooden that be nice?
The Case photo-bombing in the foreground is a recent precious remembrance fromHalf/Stop (Ron is a bit more camera shy than the handsome Case that he left with me.)
BTW, Go, Nats!!
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I can see you are a man of exquisite tastes all the way around! OH
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Lol... Thanks, Jack.Awoooo!
Another great pairing, Jack. Hope you have a great day.
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Thanks, JJ!Great threesome you have today Jeff; those will tackle any task!
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And winter, and spring, and summer...
I don’t know what it is about Fall, but I seem to drop a slipjoint in my pocket more and more this time of year.
That’s a beautiful knife.
Great photo of a stunning set of clouds and sun!Just returned from a trip to South Dakota and I am 45 pages behind on this thread
The sky in SD always grabs my attention.
Carrying these two today.
Superb cutlery as always.
A pair ‘o lovelies, Dylan
Like seeing your little Cannady, Stuart. Thanks.I was recently getting into the habit of totin' a fixed blade, in pocket of on belt, and thought it wood be fun to tote a folder bigger than my fixed blade. Wooden that be nice?
The Case photo-bombing in the foreground is a recent precious remembrance from
BTW, Go, Nats!!
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Nice stag today, Del
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Nice Alan, the Ware is very unique. I had the same Case knife but parted ways with it, wish I had it back. If memory serves it has bronze like pivot washers?
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I'm still working on a thrilling background- trying to locate some raging panthers.
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The coin knife by Jeff I lusted after for a long time before I decided to have him make it for me last year. It’s very special and the coin itself has a lot of meaning. The Case was one of the first traditional knives I bought. The “gum fuddy” scales are a favorite of mine, though like many of Case’s knives the jigging is only centralized. I’m not sure about the pivot washers.
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How old is your Soldier, Todd? Great beer and knife!
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Thank you! The Soldier is stamped "88".
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Stuart I’m glad that Texas Jack is seeing pocket and photo time. It’s a great old time pattern. One of the things I like about the 32/032 Jack is that healthy sized pen blade. And they are also a very pocket friendly sized folder.I was recently getting into the habit of totin' a fixed blade, in pocket of on belt, and thought it wood be fun to tote a folder bigger than my fixed blade. Wooden that be nice?
The Case photo-bombing in the foreground is a recent precious remembrance from
BTW, Go, Nats!!
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Little (3 1/4") schrade cut jack knife.
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Fantastic pics Tom
Thanks Jack! Same to you
Thanks Jeff, much appreciated! I like your fixed/folder combo
These two today:
