Very nice Knives Greg . I should have picked up more of those Schatts when they were being made . Are those Sheaths or Slips ??? I do like them both .
Thank you Jack!!!A very handsome pair JJ
Wishing everyone a happy and enjoyable weekend
Thanks a lot Harvey!!!
Beautiful old lamb with your 3rd Armored Division coin; two absolute classics!
A couple of real beauties for you today; the covers on your 78 look amazing!
Today’s carry is a special one for me. This is my “Joseph” knife. Joseph is my 10 yr old adopted son. Today we are celebrating the 5th anniversary of his Forever Family Day. This is a huge milestone for us!
We were told by a child psychologist that , because Joseph was an older kid (five years old) when we got him, it would take at least five years for him to feel stable and secure in our home. It has been five good, but long, hard years, and by God’s grace he is definitely stable and locked in to our family.
He has autism and struggles emotionally and socially, but is the sweetest kid you could ever meet. I carry this knife for him because it reminds me to maintain my prayers and hope that God will heal his mind as he grows. And I think it’s awesome that the South Carolina motto is “While I Breathe I Hope”. And as a South Carolina boy through and through, I can get patriotic about my state in a heartbeat!
I’ve been connecting with the Porch community for the last five months and really enjoyed the knife talk, but have been pleasantly surprised at the amount of brotherhood present. I thought this would be the right place to share and celebrate a really good day for me and my family.
By the way, this is a Schrade Walden 1976 4” stockman made for Parker. Minty mint condition!
Cool knife too Thank you, Jack; and I agree. You have a couple of well designed knives today.
Thank you Jack. Your double Lamb Foot carry is simply the best.
As usual on Saturday.
Thank you Jack!!!
Lovely couple of lambs your toting for the weekend; hope you have a great one, as well!
Today I'm going with a pair of "yellow jacks."
Sunny Sunday here, and I'm carrying these two 
Northwoods Bullet Jack in burnt stag
I didn’t post yesterday, so I’m reading this early this morning! What a wonderful feel good post my friend! All my best to you and Joseph! That’s a great ole Schrade too!Today’s carry is a special one for me. This is my “Joseph” knife. Joseph is my 10 yr old adopted son. Today we are celebrating the 5th anniversary of his Forever Family Day. This is a huge milestone for us!
We were told by a child psychologist that , because Joseph was an older kid (five years old) when we got him, it would take at least five years for him to feel stable and secure in our home. It has been five good, but long, hard years, and by God’s grace he is definitely stable and locked in to our family.
He has autism and struggles emotionally and socially, but is the sweetest kid you could ever meet. I carry this knife for him because it reminds me to maintain my prayers and hope that God will heal his mind as he grows. And I think it’s awesome that the South Carolina motto is “While I Breathe I Hope”. And as a South Carolina boy through and through, I can get patriotic about my state in a heartbeat!
I’ve been connecting with the Porch community for the last five months and really enjoyed the knife talk, but have been pleasantly surprised at the amount of brotherhood present. I thought this would be the right place to share and celebrate a really good day for me and my family.
By the way, this is a Schrade Walden 1976 4” stockman made for Parker. Minty mint condition!
Harry that’s some beautiful stag my friend!Started with just these 2
Then this came in the U.S.Mail.
My , new to me , $28 , plus shipping & taxes , Stag Pruner , possibly IXL
Now they all in my pockets
Harry
What a great old knife! A very nice surprise there Vince! A wonderful gesture fromJust wanted to supplement my post from earlier today. I received a package this afternoon that contained this:
I was expecting the military knife, whichtimberweasel (Brett) offered to give to whomever wanted it. But he also included a very nice Thiers knife with a juniper handle and leather pocket sheath, and a very nice Spanish knife, with a curly birch handle. And a keychain flashlight! I've been taking turns carrying all three knives today. These three are staying on my nightstand for awhile for my carry rotation. Thanks, Brett!
timberweasel
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Old Engineer
Harry, some great stag as usual but that pruner looks fantastic. Congrats.Started with just these 2
Then this came in the U.S.Mail.
My , new to me , $28 , plus shipping & taxes , Stag Pruner , possibly IXL
Now they all in my pockets
Harry
Thank you very much Gordon . Much appreciated my friend .
Thank you very much Ron . It has turned out to be an almost unbelievable purchase . I may even hunt up that old lady and give her back her Easy Open Camillus ????? As I told you on the phone , I was just buying it for the Stag but it is in a much better condition than I even hoped for . It is even in my RFP right now . Have to put some Pocket Wear onto the high spots of the Stag . I am planning to see you folks yet this year and I will bring it along .Yesterday and most probably again today. Have a blessed day!
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