Went with a Case today...
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That brown sawcut Barlow is appealing!
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Today felt like a Nieto type of day.
Neat pivot on your Nieto!
I have a similar knife:
Thanks, GT. The handle is maple burl and giraffe bone with copper and red G 10 spacers.
- Stuart
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Your Bugs and Daffy battle was the perfect welcome back for Stuart!
As I go riding merrily along...
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You can get a Gene Autry knife, you know!
Thank you for your complements and likes!
It's a 06247 model, 8 dots 1972, 3 7/8 long. 2 blades on a single spring, it's very pocket friendly. I got it as unused condition. Very nice! I'm carrying it quite often and a patina is developing on it now. I have some 6347's 3 blade Stockman, there is always one secondary never gets used. So this time, I go for 2 blades.
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... But today the other half of my Christmas shopping, a 3-dot Case 06247PEN. It is really super!
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I didn't even realize that these 6247 pen knives existed, and now here are TWO of them!
Another beguiling knife to add to the wish list.
To be completely honest, we weren't quite playing at the moment I snapped the picture. We were waiting on several stragglers to join us so we could begin. I don't think I could hold my cards and my knife and play successfully (though that sounds like the makings of a country song--"Held onto my blade, while he cut the deck / He said 'Are you in, fella', and I said, 'what the heck!")
Pure poetry, Joshua!
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How do you like that Rite Edge Barlow?
The one I had was pretty nice. No blatant flaws, or defects at any rate.
I'm pretty sure I gave it to a friend who needed a good, nothing fancy work knife.
"Someday" I might get another one.
Seems to me to be a solid knife, although I'm not a huge fan of the Barlow pattern.
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- Thank you GT. Your Sowbelly Stockman for the win, in part because of that fabulous background. The Klaas mini canoe is a beaut.
Thanks for your remarks, Harvey.
Captivating checkering on the handles of your French knife, and I hope the Rodgers is as desirable as that CCC!
(Took me a while to figure out what "DDC" was.
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Thank you very kindly x 2, Gary!!!
Awesome four you have today; great photos, too!
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I appreciate your support, JJ.
Those vintage synthetic jacks you posted are dandy!
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I always enjoy seeing your multiple carries Gary
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Thanks pal, another great line-up there
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Carrying my Hartshead Barlow, along with an Old Friend today
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Thanks, Jack.
Enchanting handles on your scratted bone Ancient TC Barlow!
I intend to try something "along those lines" on one of my wood-clad knives (maybe a MAM), and have some sketches of possibilities on my desk. But I have yet to "gird up my loins" and actually put pencil/saw/file to wood.
For Old Friends Friday.
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Always a treat to see that rehabbed Böker USA whittler, Rachel!
Good morning everyone!
I’m going with two SFO’s this morning. I’ve got one from Mike and one from Jack!
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The matching "coffee with cream" covers on that pair is very fetching, Ron!
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Pairing up the hotshot rookie with a grizzled old vet today.
This Camp knife is sort of a “Missing Link” knife. I have a couple of cattle knives with the brand/tang stamp High Carbon. I was fairly certain they were made by Camillus for Sears, and this one makes that connection. High Carbon tang stamp, and Craftsman blade etch.
I don’t really “need” to carry it since my daily Wenger is in my lfp as always, but what’s “need” have to do with it?
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Pair of gems, Jeff!
Thanks GT, much appreciated. Nice carries, but I especially like that big RR
These two for today. There is a knife show in town tomorrow, I am meeting a few members for breakfast before the show....
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Two new acquisitions for me today. The Remington scout is 1918 - 1932 per the seller. It looks brand new, it is certainly unused. The near-matching federal shields are just a happy accident
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Thanks for the compliment on my RR folding hunter, Tom.
Congrats on the stag sowbelly and the antique Remington scout!!
Knife show finds?
Slowly getting ready for the day (dog's waiting for his walk).
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Oddly, I get more "LIKES" when it appears that I am pant-less. Go figure.
- Stuart
"Charity likes", no doubt; I'm intimately familiar with the concept!
This is the contents of My Tube
Arrived today and pocketed today
Sorry for the shoddy picture but it's dark already.
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Very handsome half-congress, Will!
Camillus US Army Air Corp. Utility
Schrade Walden Junior Cattle knife today
I sure admire the bone on most of your knives, Steve!
That Schrade is what I think of when I hear "peach seed"!
Just got this one in the mail, I'll be fondling it all night
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Congrats on the inspiring stag Churchill!
That ruler knife is a joy, Harvey!
I enjoy your small, medium, large triplets!
- GT