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Knives received as Christmas gifts

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Being a knife collector makes it easy for people who want to give you a gift. A blessing or a curse? Much better than a new tie, or a pair of socks! :lol:

Here are a couple I received. The Tidioute (GEC) camp knife is a gift from our oldest son, the Pal official BSA knife is from our youngest son.

If you got a knife for Christmas this year, show it here. ::tu::

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Cant do photos but I did get a super Schatt & Morgan File & wire large jack. Also a knives & roses Zippo from the wife. Also gave a couple cuystom bucks as gifts..
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Very nice gifts, Ken. Your Sons did well.

This Buck 112 50th Anniversary model was under our tree this morning from my wife.
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These come in two variants. One with finger grooves and one without. My wife thought I didn't have either one so she felt safe picking one out for me. Just by chance, she chose the finger groove model which I didn't already have. She could have easily chosen the other model and it would have been a duplicate of the one I already have.

It worked out perfectly because it's the first finger grooved 112 that I have ever owned and now I have one each of the 50th Anniversary 112's. She did good. I love it!
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::tu:: ::tu::

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I'm kinda partial to the one with the finger grooves.
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Samb wrote: Sun Dec 25, 2022 10:24 pm I'm kinda partial to the one with the finger grooves.
::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: Thanks, Samb!
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I got one of my sons a Buck Spitfire years ago so he liked it so much he gut me one for Christmas ::shrug:: I didn't dare tell him I have three already :lol:
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Here's my newest. The wife caught my hint !
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Skip and Herb were good to me! Thanks again, guys! 🎉
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All y’all done good! ::tu:: We fooled ol’ Santa again. :lol:

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Well done Santa!! 🎅
Yinz guys cleaned up!! 🎄
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Added another ESEE to the pile!!
Thisen is a little one!! 👍😮👍😁
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Looks like everyone was on Santa's Nice list! 🎅
My son gifted me this Bear and Son Grinch themed trapper from Smokey Mountain....
Nice fit and finish, came with a collector coin as well

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A new 18 stag
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Y’all must have been extra good for ol Santa to bring all that fine pocket cutlery!

I received this from my bride, but i understand that there are two more things coming my way that the mail rider couldn’t get here in time for Christmas….so….who knows what else might show up!

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In CV nice ::tu::
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garddogg56 wrote: Mon Dec 26, 2022 9:39 pm In CV nice ::tu::
Thank you sir! I’m a CV kind of guy most of the time!

That Spitfire you got is nice! I know what you mean. My son got me one a couple of years ago, and I picked up another one at a gun show right away, I love that knife. then I wound up giving it to my other son.

I used mine to field dress a couple of deer and it worked better than just about anything I’ve used. Heck for stout knife too.
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garddogg56 wrote: Sun Dec 25, 2022 11:55 pm I got one of my sons a Buck Spitfire years ago so he liked it so much he gut me one for Christmas ::shrug:: I didn't dare tell him I have three already :lol:
Some things are better left unsaid... ::nod:: ::dang::
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And unsaid it will be :mrgreen:
Colonel I like mine for work,I'm not a fan of moderns for cleaning deer too much clean up on the knife ::hmm::
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garddogg56 wrote: Mon Dec 26, 2022 8:35 pm A new 18 stag
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1967redrider wrote: Mon Dec 26, 2022 2:43 pm Skip and Herb were good to me! Thanks again, guys! 🎉
Ya'll must have been extra good this year guys for Santa to bestow such beautiful cutlery upon you! This post from John I found particularly intriguing, would I be correct in assuming the stiletto and OTF came from Herb, and the big trapper and Utica from Skip, yes? Thx bud! 8)
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Mine arrived a little late due to the storm I reckon, seeing as the mailman hadn't ran since last week. Santa boss do good ::ds:: ::super_happy::
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bighomer wrote: Tue Dec 27, 2022 10:15 pm Mine arrived a little late due to the storm I reckon, seeing as the mailman hadn't ran since last week. Santa boss do good ::ds:: ::super_happy::
NICE!!! I love me a big ol Congress! And I bet it’s a whole lot sharper than that Congress in Washington too! :mrgreen:
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Madmarco wrote: Tue Dec 27, 2022 6:28 pm
1967redrider wrote: Mon Dec 26, 2022 2:43 pm Skip and Herb were good to me! Thanks again, guys! 🎉
Ya'll must have been extra good this year guys for Santa to bestow such beautiful cutlery upon you! This post from John I found particularly intriguing, would I be correct in assuming the stiletto and OTF came from Herb, and the big trapper and Utica from Skip, yes? Thx bud! 8)

Thanks, Mark! Skip sent the train figural knife, Herb the rest. We're confident the OTF is a knockoff (but it functions and cuts😉) and there's a story behind the stiletto.
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