It's the age old argument that if you restrict something it becomes less "dangerous". It's a flawed argument because people who are dangerous will pay no attention to the restriction. Hopefully things will change.
Beautiful trio Q! As always your photos are superb.
I like that blue handled version, what is the handle material? 
You'd think having all that thick hair on your head would provide enough insulation to protect your noggin from freezin', Squach, but it seems those frigid temps may be turning your brain to slushSasquach wrote: ↑Fri Jan 02, 2026 3:23 pm These are from the yesterday that was the tomorrow of the yesterday in my previous post. I think. I'm pretty sure this is todays' yesterday. Maybe. Oh hell, here are some pics I took while out on a walk with Silly Billy on a day to be determined at a later date. This is what ya call Old Timers syndrome.
The scrim of frost evident in your pics gave me a visual shiver.....I suspect your cousin, Yeti, would feel quite at home should he ever pass through your neck of the woods.
Nice forest floor background for that Colonial. That knife looks as it it was never even sharpened by the original owner.
The sunlight really illuminates the translucency of the handle on that knife, Q. Very good shots.
Photos Excellent SafdE26 ... your backgrounds compliment those beautiful knives verrry well!! Many
gorgeous knives and photos!!!
Beautiful line-up and great photos!!
Sas ... It sounds like what you are trying to say is: "Today is today. And yesterday was today yesterday. And tomorrow will be today for us, but tomorrow..." 
... at any rate Sas, nice carry you got going on there no matter what day it is: today, tomorrow or yesterday 
Tim, the wood is superb on that one ... beautiful photo!! Many