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I can see that I will have to try posing knives with the blade forward and open. These last several batches of photos have been stunning!
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jmh58 wrote:DSC05467.JPG
Well, well. ::tu::
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Tony_Wood wrote:9E1C0AC8-A105-48A1-95B7-9C1E1CDC9346.jpeg
TW, that looks like one of those WOOD folders. Talented maker. ::nod:: ::tu::
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Montanaman wrote:aapkBoker1.jpg

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Montanaman, how did that one non Damascus slip in there? All beautiful. ::nod:: ::nod::
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doglegg wrote:
jmh58 wrote:DSC05467.JPG
Well, well. ::tu::
:lol: :lol: :lol: And Thank You !!! ::handshake::

Real fine pics/knives Kris and TW!!! ::tu:: John :D
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Great pics fellas!!

Took this a little while ago...
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Tony_Wood wrote:9E1C0AC8-A105-48A1-95B7-9C1E1CDC9346.jpeg
EPIC knife!!!
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I like that knife Scott! ::tu:: Is that an Anza?
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Great knife, great wood, great shot FFF.
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Sasquach wrote:I like that knife Scott! ::tu:: Is that an Anza?

Indeed.....how'd you know?
Ivoryman wrote:Great knife, great wood, great shot FFF.
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TripleF wrote:
Sasquach wrote:I like that knife Scott! ::tu:: Is that an Anza?

Indeed.....how'd you know?
Ivoryman wrote:Great knife, great wood, great shot FFF.
Thank you sir!
I've been thinking about getting one. A friend of mine has one similar to yours and he loves it. If the knife is made from a file and the owner didn't make it himself it's a pretty good bet that it's an Anza.
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Outstanding knives fellas and some good photography to boot, I enjoy seeing the pics.
I took this pic over the weekend, a little blurry but what the heck I'll put it up here anyway. :)
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Here's another pic I took last week of a couple knives with some pretty scales. Nicely grained and colored bloodwood, plus some nice jigged old bone.
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Nice WOOD pics Scott and Greg!!! Yes Sir!!! ::nod:: ::tu:: John :D
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Sasquach wrote:
TripleF wrote:
Sasquach wrote:I like that knife Scott! ::tu:: Is that an Anza?

Indeed.....how'd you know?
Ivoryman wrote:Great knife, great wood, great shot FFF.
Thank you sir!
I've been thinking about getting one. A friend of mine has one similar to yours and he loves it. If the knife is made from a file and the owner didn't make it himself it's a pretty good bet that it's an Anza.

I used 'er today....wow, she's all power.....LOVE IT! I didn't think it would be since it's only a smidge over 6" long....
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Sunknife, Scott, great blades. Anza has a good reputation for a good reason and those of yours are beautiful SK. ::nod:: ::nod::
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Knife on ice. Neat john. ::tu::
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Thank You Garry!!! ::handshake:: John :D
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The Buck Folding Hunter belonged to my father. It might be the first variation of the fourth version, made from 1970 to 1974. And it might not be.
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That is a beautiful E/O John. Looks like red linen Micarta? And the manufacturer is ...GEC?
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