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TPK wrote: Sat Jul 30, 2022 7:59 am Dang! :shock: Ya'll getting very creative! ::nod:: ::tu:: ::super_happy::

A little less creativity on this shot. :mrgreen:

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dlr110 wrote: Fri Jul 29, 2022 8:48 pm Thanks for the good comments guys. If I looked hard enough like going to the park or out at my son's house I would find some outdoor scenery. I'm more adept at using objects like some of these.
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Some great shots in there dlr. Love the snowy mountain lake shot. Great one.


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Two of the most iconic knife makers of my life,

R.W. Loveless and Tony Bose
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Lovely.
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Montanaman wrote: Mon Aug 01, 2022 4:42 pm Two of the most iconic knife makers of my life,

R.W. Loveless and Tony Bose

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Very nice picture Mountanaman. They really look like quality made knives..... ::tu::
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Kids surprised me with a late father's day gift from the Buck custom shop. So I carried it during wheat harvest.
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I’m ignorant - not familiar with Loveless, but that’s a danged good lookin’ knife!
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Doug51 wrote: Mon Aug 01, 2022 10:05 pm Kids surprised me with a late father's day gift from the Buck custom shop. So I carried it during wheat harvest.
Wonderful Father's day gift. A very fine knife.
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doglegg wrote: Tue Aug 02, 2022 12:19 am
Doug51 wrote: Mon Aug 01, 2022 10:05 pm Kids surprised me with a late father's day gift from the Buck custom shop. So I carried it during wheat harvest.
Wonderful Father's day gift. A very fine knife.
Thank you!👍
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doglegg wrote: Mon Aug 01, 2022 7:17 pmLovely.
dlr110 wrote: Mon Aug 01, 2022 8:25 pm Very nice picture Mountanaman. They really look like quality made knives..... ::tu::
Thank you both.
tvic wrote: Mon Aug 01, 2022 10:06 pm I’m ignorant - not familiar with Loveless, but that’s a danged good lookin’ knife!
Thank you, it is not ignorant, Bob was a well known knife maker.


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Henkel & Joyce
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Great shot of a cool oldie Tim!! ::clapping:: ::clapping:: ::clapping:: :mrgreen:
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This is the oldest knife in my collection. Conn. Cut. Co. Naugatuck, 1867 - 1883.
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Benchmade Mini Griptilian. I did not like the factory scales, so I installed these AWT aluminum scales.
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Sasquach wrote: Thu Aug 04, 2022 1:16 pm This is the oldest knife in my collection. Conn. Cut. Co. Naugatuck, 1867 - 1883.
Almost as old as my mother in law but your knife is very nice (she is too) but old.
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Sasquach wrote: Thu Aug 04, 2022 1:16 pm This is the oldest knife in my collection. Conn. Cut. Co. Naugatuck, 1867 - 1883.
Dang that knife is in good condition! What a find, Charlie! Great lookin’ knife!

Nice Benchmade, jtx!
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Ditto what Tim said. The condition is amazing.


JTX Good job on the scales. At first glance I thought I was looking at a William Henry knife. ::tu::
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Thank you gentlemen.

JTX, that Benchmade looks sharp in it's new suit. ::tu::
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Sasquach wrote: Thu Aug 04, 2022 1:16 pm This is the oldest knife in my collection. Conn. Cut. Co. Naugatuck, 1867 - 1883.
Very nice and look at how good a shape it's still in.... ::tu::
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Some beautiful stuff in this thread. Love that 100-plus year old beauty, Charlie! ::tu::
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Thanks everyone!!! I snagged that Conn. Cut. Co. on ebay about 7 or 8 years ago....for less than you might think. ::super_happy::

This shot is from our walk this afternoon. It was 94 degrees with 62% humidity and not a breeze stirring. It was like a freakin' sauna out there, even in the shade. No sooner than we got back to the house, drenched in sweat, the wind picked up, thunder started clapping and down came the rain. The storm moved in really fast and will probably roll out just as quick......well maybe not.....they just issued a flash flood warning.
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Trey must have been panting in that heat! ::nod::
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Here’s one of three new knives I just got.
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tvic wrote: Thu Aug 04, 2022 10:31 pm Here’s one of three new knives I just got.
Nice one, tvic. That shield is great! ::tu::
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Sasquach wrote: Thu Aug 04, 2022 1:16 pm This is the oldest knife in my collection. Conn. Cut. Co. Naugatuck, 1867 - 1883.
:shock: That's pretty dang old! ::nod:: Beautiful knife! ::tu:: :D
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