JTB_5
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I'd love to try that bullwinkle pattern. Maybe GEC will drop another one, or something similar in 2020. They are hard to find in that configuration.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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I'd love to try that bullwinkle pattern. Maybe GEC will drop another one, or something similar in 2020. They are hard to find in that configuration.
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Three, why not?
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Lambfoot and kellam wolverine
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Classic clips!.
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Hey, thanks much, JJ!Super image displaying your pair of Case beauties Jeff!
That book gave me a flashback to my first job after college.I'm always interested in historical parallels between the simply elegant pocketknife and other timely markers. Both this book and the Barlow pattern made quite an impact in their respective worlds; optimal, however not replaceable.
Love the KK!
Lovely boat! That just gets my imagination up and running!Looks like we're in for some wild night. The authorities have issued red alert for high water levels as a result of a combination of unusually high tide and extreme weather. Some streets of the town are expected to be flooded. We evacuated the groud level at work. Just in case.
I'd better go with rubber boots and something stainless. But so long I have been really enjoying this little fella.
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View attachment 1265241In honor of Trapper Tuesday, I’m totin this 94OT, along with a recently acquired Schrade-made Craftsman 9554 Split Back Whittler.View attachment 1265242
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Prester John
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Quick pit stop for a donut and a fresh cup of joe.....and a shot of my knaf for today. 
r8shell
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Stay safe!
For Jack's Random Tuesday, I'm carrying a Southern & Richardson pearl pen (thanks, Jack!) and an old Camillus Sword Brand jack:
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I always enjoy your black/orange pairs, Tom!
Thanks GT, nice lineup you have there!
I am enjoying the forum knife very much, but have to admit I don't know what to do with the edge. Usually I re-profile my carry knives to 30 degrees inclusive right off the bat. It is then easy to maintain that edge on a Sharpmaker, and I like the way that angle cuts for me. I am hesitant, however, to re-grind this edge as the knife is too pretty. All I have done so far is match the factory angle, which is fairly slicey as is.
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It's always nice to see that one on manoeuvres GT
Looks like we're in for some wild night. The authorities have issued red alert for high water levels as a result of a combination of unusually high tide and extreme weather. Some streets of the town are expected to be flooded. We evacuated the groud level at work. Just in case.
I'd better go with rubber boots and something stainless. But so long I have been really enjoying this little fella.
Lovely old boat, and a fine choice
Stay safe, and as dry as you can Wet and very windy here too Thank you very much
I don't know, but it may be too cold out there for these guys to come out of the pocket much today
That IS cold Mike!
Nice pairing Tidioute Tuesday Tote
Lovely 66 John
Those two'll get the job done
For Jack's Random Tuesday, I'm carrying a Southern & Richardson pearl pen (thanks, Jack!) and an old Camillus Sword Brand jack:
Thanks Rachel, nice to have company
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Stag Klaas whittler and ebony Schatt & Morgan spear/pen heritage.View attachment 1265274
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Thank you for your kind words Sir !! Thought provoking photo !I'm always interested in historical parallels between the simply elegant pocketknife and other timely markers. Both this book and the Barlow pattern made quite an impact in their respective worlds; optimal, however not replaceable.