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Holiday knives

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With the upcoming holidays starting next week I’m sure our pockets will be sagging with multiple choices. Which one will be your dinner table companion? I’ll carry a few but this laguiole will be just right of my dinner plate.
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joeradza wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:17 pm With the upcoming holidays starting next week I’m sure our pockets will be sagging with multiple choices. Which one will be your dinner table companion? I’ll carry a few but this laguiole will be just right of my dinner plate.

Me too, joeradza. I picked up a set of those a few years ago and tossed the pilfered steakhouse knives a buddy gave to me. I like them. ::tu::
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Besides being a proven pocketknife redrider, they are elegant and seem to have been designed for the table in a very non threatening way.
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With the upcoming holidays starting next week I’m sure our pockets will be sagging with multiple choices.
If I tried to stuff these into my pocket Joe it really would be sagging, but this Landers, Frary, & Clark set with sterling embellishments will be on the table next week.

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joeradza wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:17 pm With the upcoming holidays starting next week I’m sure our pockets will be sagging with multiple choices. Which one will be your dinner table companion? I’ll carry a few but this laguiole will be just right of my dinner plate.
Looks very rich
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Sweet serving set, Dennis. I have a 3 piece boxed Anton Wingen set around here some place . . .

*edit- found them, my kitten was giving them the sniff test. 🤭
https://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_ ... en#p771172
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Joe and redrider, your holiday selections are right on target. ::tu::
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I have a 3 piece boxed Anton Wingen set around here some place . . .
What do you mean “… around here someplace” red? :) How could you lose track of such a beautiful set? And it’s four pieces not three. I remember when you posted it some years ago because I’d never seen a matched set with poultry shears. Sweet!

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Thanks, Dennis. ::handshake::
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My Holiday knives. Cattaraugus all the way.
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Sweet pair of Christmas Trees, Jkb. 😎👍🎄🎄
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trickierwizati wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 12:54 pm
joeradza wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:17 pm With the upcoming holidays starting next week I’m sure our pockets will be sagging with multiple choices. Which one will be your dinner table companion? I’ll carry a few but this laguiole will be just right of my dinner plate.
Looks very rich
Nah, just a favorite laguiole in aluminum
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Here's some of my Holiday knives.
The boxed sets I bought from Roland Procter. They are Joseph Rodgers.

A carving knife with yellowed bone handle. Landers Frary & Clark.

A prep knife with Ebony handle. Robeson Shuredge.
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