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GEC 2011 #73 Liner Lock Drop Point Scout orange camel bone.
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WOW! That orange camel bone really pops. Nice photos, Ivoryman.

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Enlarging the photo better shows just how striking that kinfe is. Camel bone is a personal favorite of mine. ::tu::
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Ivoryman wrote:GEC 2011 #73 Liner Lock Drop Point Scout orange camel bone.
:shock: ::tu:: :shock: NICE X 100!!! ::tu:: John :D
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Something about old, pressure-treated wood for a backdrop...
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Thanks for the compliments gents, but mostly thanks to B. Monk.
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Old and new.
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A pair gifted to me by a couple of friends. ::super_happy::
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These are a few of my favorite things... ;) 2006-2016, 11 years of BFC's annual Traditional forum's knife.
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Always love the group shot, especially when it's like that one Mad H, with lots of beauties. Very nice bunch.
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An exceptionally handsome collection with lots and lots of high quality knives.
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TheMadHungarian wrote:A pair gifted to me by a couple of friends. ::super_happy::

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Real NICE pair there MH.. I do like the Fixed Blade.. ALOT!!! ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu:: John :D
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TheMadHungarian wrote:These are a few of my favorite things... ;) 2006-2016, 11 years of BFC's annual Traditional forum's knife.

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Very nice Ted. What is the ebony swell center?
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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:
TheMadHungarian wrote:These are a few of my favorite things... ;) 2006-2016, 11 years of BFC's annual Traditional forum's knife.

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Very nice Ted. What is the ebony swell center?
That's a 2010 Queen Moose made for BFC that years as a club knife. It's a serious knife with some serious back spring and blades.
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Some damn fine knives and photos being shown Gentlemen! ::tu::

I haven't been doing much photography for the past month or so, I've had a lot going on elsewhere, but I finally got back around to some knife business. Got a new addition to the canoe fleet yesterday and took this shot for the canoe thread.
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Nice pics gents, Squatch that blue canoe looks fantastic, almost translucent in the light, very cool.
Here is an old unmarked jack that I had with me this morning. Not sure of the brand as there is no stamping, but it looks similar to an old Syracuse that I have. Solid knife, snappy with half stops.
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Two E/Os from GEC. A clearer photo effect with enlargement. Left click.
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That picture reminds me of something. A long time ago and far away.
We were looking at slides from a zoo visit. A slide of a bear appeared upside down.
My buddy Jon quicker than you can even think said "My what a sticky bear!"
Them knives are pretty sticky too.
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I understand the illusion but the knives are right side up in a stack of logs.
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Great shot Quick, sweet whiskey bones, or Golden Ale or whatever it is on that one too. That's delicious looking.
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Some knice blades and some knice shots folks, love them Beer Scouts. :)

Sasquatch, love the Canoe. :)
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Cool pic Garry......I too thought the pic was upside down!!

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Gotta love those Moras. Maybe the best value around. I suppose Opinel might be argued as well.
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Great shot with the rope and that wood handled one Mad H. Nice shot of the Barlow.
There was some interesting light this morning with deep shadow in the background. The 'ol '72 6308 looked good.
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Ivoryman, the strategic placement of that green leaf provided the perfect splash of color to enhance the photo.
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