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Rookie, that is a great collection of Tuna Valley knives! Beautiful handles on those knives.
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That is a wonderful collection of knives. Wish you could post more often. ::tu::
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Hot days like today I wish there was some ice to play with ;).
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Cool pic JHM, as you can guess, I love knife pics in the woods! The trees and moss make for a nice backdrop.

Hungarian, I know what you mean. I'm not one of the guys who complains for 9 months wishing it was hot summer time. If it is over 75, I'm whining about wishing it would snow!
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Thank You rookie!!

I can tell by your pics!!! ::nod:: :lol: You put on the "Ritz" with your pics!!! ::tu:: John
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...accidental shot. Knife fell over while I was setting up the pic, then I thought, hmmm...interesting angle.
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I like it Mike!
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Great backdrops Rookie, Jmh, Mad Hungarian. Excellent shots on this page.
Not much for backdrop but I liked the way this one laid on the bed. And the more I use and carry this Moki Glory, the more I love it. Only gets better with time.
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Excellent photos fellas..... and some killer knives too.
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Here fishy, fishy!
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jmh78, those are especially fine photos. And that first one is beautifully arranged. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks Garry.. ::tu:: Did that while sitting in my driveway looking at my dandelion covered yard!! :lol: :lol: John :D
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Ivoryman wrote:Great backdrops Rookie, Jmh, Mad Hungarian. Excellent shots on this page.
Not much for backdrop but I liked the way this one laid on the bed. And the more I use and carry this Moki Glory, the more I love it. Only gets better with time.
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Case Honey Bone yellow and Robin's egg blue.
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That Case is a beauty Ivoryman. I've been eyeing that same pattern in the honey bone and missed out on a couple that went up for auction on the bay in recent months. Nice taste in knives you have there. :)

Got a snapshot of my most recent pickup, a Camillus perched on a wet timber after a rainstorm.
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Forgot to add this photo too, a GEC # 74 that came out after the rainstorm as well.
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Rookie wrote:part 2, a few more
Hey Rookie , I really enjoyed your tour of Tuna Valley. I especially like the bone on the Gunstock jack. Thanks for sharing. Steve
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Wonderful knife photos Ivoryman and Sunfish ::tu::
bladebuddy wrote:Hey Rookie , I really enjoyed your tour of Tuna Valley. I especially like the bone on the Gunstock jack. Thanks for sharing. Steve
Thanks Steve. That gunstock is actually a smooth surface mammoth ivory bark. It's pretty unique, usually the ivory is more cream colored or has flecks of grey or blue, there aren't many that have reds/oranges in them like that.
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Love the wet wood shots.sunknife....really accentuates the earthy tones in the bone covers!
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Ditto what Mike said. The wet look is a wonderful enhancement. ::tu::
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Out in the field again...
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