....either one of those would be outstanding!!!.............Colonel26 wrote:Yesterday I packed this ol Case Classics Anglo Saxon whittler. 4 1/4 inches of whittler greatness. It'd already been packed and had patina when I got it, what the heck.
Today haven't decided whether it'll be the Anglo Saxon again or this old 4 inch Western whittler.
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these all weekend looooong 
Those are both super!313 Mike wrote:Went for a ramble in the woods today and took these two oldies along....Ulster Old Timer 58OT that to the best of my recollection was my first pocket knife! I only take it out on rare occasions...like a beautiful October day. The jack is an old Schrade Cut Co that dates from 1917-'46, well worn but still solid and snappy with great half stops.
Thank you sir! I can't wait to try it out - it definitely has that "old school" look. OHken98k wrote:That Schrade-Walden is a kool knife. At first glance it reminded me of one of the old Navy mkII fighting knives.
Have a camp up there,Foley is north of Pittston farms where the north and south branches of the Penobscot river meets,where the great river drives once started.She is west of Seboomook dam and south of Golden road..and YES it is Heaven up thereFRJ wrote:Garddogg, your picture is titled Foley Pond. I looked it up on Maps. Is it the pond near Seboomook Lake?
Do you live around there? That's nice country.
google Maine atlas and gazetteer, Foley is in map sector48 
I hear you JPD!Just Plain Dave wrote:Just found a big rust freckle on my Case Chestnut CV Peanut.
Burns me up!
Have that, the humpback and the ZT0566BW on me as I'm still in my jeans.
Excellent choice Producer.Producer wrote:This morning I've had a #72 Camillus in the lfp
Whats the Edelbrook going on?????? 
....... for a SUBURBAN/K BLAZER........ 
