All About Pocket Knives

One of our stalwart members, Mr. Rob Busby otherwise known as robbobus has graciously offered me the opportunity to buy some of his early Northwoods knives and I couldn't think of a more deserving recipient to receive this package for Christmas than myself. lol
The package arrived today and life is good. Two Eskey zulus, a forest jack, a Broadway jack and a Lincoln Jack.
Thanks Rob! I am forever in your debt.

Greg, those are mighty fine lookin’!
Treefarmer

Greg, Any one of those would have made a Merry Christmas. You have the next 4 Christmas's covered with that haul.

Greg do I see mammoth?

Nice Greg! Great lineup of Northwoods.

Gorgeous knives! Merry Christmas!!!

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 1:42 am Greg do I see mammoth?

Doglegg that first Eskey is mammoth.

My goodness gracious. No wonder you're down for the rest of the year. Spectacular, Greg. Congratulations and a big to Rob for allowing you to give them a new home.

All of them knice but oh that mammoth. Wonderful group. You did good.

Congratulations Greg.

Greg

You must have been extra,extra good this year!

Bob

I am wondering if now, 4 months after the sale, Rob is suffering any seller's remorse ?
I have sold certain ivory/mammoth GEC's and then later wondered why i let them go, i.e. "seller's remorse".
Rob you let go of some very fine knives here. Is "seller's remorse" something you also experience ? If not, any tips on how to let go & move on ?
kj

kootenay joe wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:42 pm I am wondering if now, 4 months after the sale, Rob is suffering any seller's remorse ?
I have sold certain ivory/mammoth GEC's and then later wondered why i let them go, i.e. "seller's remorse".
Rob you let go of some very fine knives here. Is "seller's remorse" something you also experience ? If not, any tips on how to let go & move on ?
kj

I enjoyed all those knives. All. The Broadway and Lincoln were likely my most cherished of this lot but I can only hold onto so many. Trying to add some other interests and recently rekindled my appreciation of French knives. Fontenille Pataud don't come cheap unfortunately.
But overall, no remorse.

Thanks Rob. So part of letting go is to re-focus on other knives that might have been on one's 'radar' previously or even just discovered.
kj