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[Papa Bones]

My newest addition to my EDC rotation showed up yesterday. A small Kissing Crane with wood handles.

More pictures of it & a new knife poem about it here.: viewtopic.php?t=63976&start=330

Thanks for looking friends!

Very nice Tom!!

Got these two in today.
Remington Stockman 9504
Bonsa Solingen Germany Penknife

A couple of sweet looking knives David.

[Ivoryman]

Red hot lava blown out of the volcano. S&M Keystone series mini Trapper, Northwoods tiny something. As long as it has an arrowhead shield, I'm in. Thanks to horse trading with Q. Lovely editions to the pile and a better bumper day at the mail box.

[TPK]

My newest addition to my EDC rotation showed up yesterday. A small Kissing Crane with wood handles.

More pictures of it & a new knife poem about it here.: viewtopic.php?t=63976&start=330

Thanks for looking friends!

Very nice Tom!!

Got these two in today.
Remington Stockman 9504
Bonsa Solingen Germany Penknife

A couple of sweet looking knives David.

Thank ya Smitty!

[Papa Bones]

Red hot lava blown out of the volcano. S&M Keystone series mini Trapper, Northwoods tiny something. As long as it has an arrowhead shield, I'm in. Thanks to horse trading with Q. Lovely editions to the pile and a better bumper day at the mail box.

Looking good I-man.

[doglegg]

That Northwood tiny something caught my eye.

[jerryd6818]

My latest came this afternoon.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks Smitty and doglegg, appreciate it. I never heard of one either, called a Mini Moose according to Q, was a Dave Shirley era Gladstone stamp, believe Queen made. Never seen another. Thanks again.

[Papa Bones]

My latest came this afternoon.

Good looking OCC mini-T Jerry!!

[Ripster]

My latest came this afternoon.

Always liked those OCC ones all flamed out . Jerry,you got a nice looking one . Enjoy it.

[jerryd6818]

Thanks for the kind words Smitty & JP. Wasn't going to fool with the OCC mini-T's until I saw this one.

[jerryd6818]

This Cattleman Country came today. Not a single mark of any kind on it anywhere. Tangs are as smooth as a baby's butt. Knife Country USA says they're made in China. It's nothing special. It was inexpensive (because it is slightly used?) so I got it because of the shield. Good snap and the run-up on the blades is great.

[Dan In MI]

I got it because of the shield.

That is a pretty spiffy shield, and the covers ain't half bad, either.

I recently won an auction that was right up my alley: a cheap lot with an Old Timer. A 104OT, to be specific. It's in better shape than my other 104OT. Until I find a nice example that was never carried, it'll do nicely.

The lot also contained a mystery knife. I intentionally didn't post it earlier because I wanted to be surprised. As it turned out, it was an okay surprise but for the wobbles. It's marked only "Stainless Japan," and it's the slimmest knife I've yet handled.

[QTCut5]

That's a nice looker, jerryd...great shield and interesting 5-pin configurations which I assume are more decorative than functional...and I like it

Here's the latest to sit in the throne at the top of my trophy case. Picked up this sweet beauty in a very fun and highly rewarding knife swap with Ivoryman who was kind enough to let it go. A custom Erickson single blade at 3½" closed length is right in my wheelhouse. I absolutely LOVE everything about this knife...not the least of which is the Wharn/Spear hybrid blade profile. This knife just blows my mind every time I look at it (chicken-eye) or handle it (coon-finger) which seems to be pretty much constantly. I honestly don't think I've set it down for more than about 30 seconds since it arrived...just can't stop admiring every little detail. This is just about the perfect knife for me in every way. As much as I'd love to EDC it, I know that will never happen under my watch. Normally, a knife like this would go straight into my safe to live out the remainder of its days/my life as a safe queen...but, I just can't bring myself to hide it away just yet...oh no...it's gonna be out on display for a good long while, I reckon...getting all the wear and tear that comes with loving/fondling/caressing a knife as much as possible while still keeping it as pristine and unblemished as possible.

Thanks again, Ivoryman, you really outdid yourself this time and once again showed your true colors and generosity. It's people like you that keep the spirit of knife collecting alive and well, fun, exciting and interesting. Cheers and hat's off to you, my friend.

Fair Warning: Be prepared to see this sweet sweet little beauty showing up in multiple threads...a knife like this deserves, né demands, to be seen and to be shown off for all to enjoy, albeit if only from afar and only in digital form...sorry, kids (but not really! )

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Q, I don’t blame you for wanting to show this one off. That is prize possession. Getting a custom knife is just like no other experience when it comes to collecting. I would be coon fingering that one for weeks.

Jerry I like that shied on that one as well. Nice to see a tight run up.

[glennbad]

That's a nice looker, jerryd...great shield and interesting 5-pin configurations which I assume are more decorative than functional...and I like it

Here's the latest to sit in the throne at the top of my trophy case. Picked up this sweet beauty in a very fun and highly rewarding knife swap with Ivoryman who was kind enough to let it go. A custom Erickson single blade at 3½" closed length is right in my wheelhouse. I absolutely LOVE everything about this knife...not the least of which is the Wharn/Spear hybrid blade profile. This knife just blows my mind every time I look at it (chicken-eye) or handle it (coon-finger) which seems to be pretty much constantly. I honestly don't think I've set it down for more than about 30 seconds since it arrived...just can't stop admiring every little detail. This is just about the perfect knife for me in every way. As much as I'd love to EDC it, I know that will never happen under my watch. Normally, a knife like this would go straight into my safe to live out the remainder of its days/my life as a safe queen...but, I just can't bring myself to hide it away just yet...oh no...it's gonna be out on display for a good long while, I reckon...getting all the wear and tear that comes with loving/fondling/caressing a knife as much as possible while still keeping it as pristine and unblemished as possible.

Thanks again, Ivoryman, you really outdid yourself this time and once again showed your true colors and generosity. It's people like you that keep the spirit of knife collecting alive and well, fun, exciting and interesting. Cheers and hat's off to you, my friend.

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Fair Warning: Be prepared to see this sweet sweet little beauty showing up in multiple threads...a knife like this deserves, né demands, to be seen and to be shown off for all to enjoy, albeit if only from afar and only in digital form...sorry, kids (but not really! )

That's stunning! I can say I'm more than a little jealous. I've been on the lookout for an Erickson for awhile. Just beautiful!

[zed6309]

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market , i just finished cleaning it up and now in my pocket

[glennbad]

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market , i just finished cleaning it up and now in my pocket
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That IS a dandy!

[zed6309]

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market , i just finished cleaning it up and now in my pocket
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That IS a dandy!

Cheers mate

[doglegg]

That's a nice looker, jerryd...great shield and interesting 5-pin configurations which I assume are more decorative than functional...and I like it

Here's the latest to sit in the throne at the top of my trophy case. Picked up this sweet beauty in a very fun and highly rewarding knife swap with Ivoryman who was kind enough to let it go. A custom Erickson single blade at 3½" closed length is right in my wheelhouse. I absolutely LOVE everything about this knife...not the least of which is the Wharn/Spear hybrid blade profile. This knife just blows my mind every time I look at it (chicken-eye) or handle it (coon-finger) which seems to be pretty much constantly. I honestly don't think I've set it down for more than about 30 seconds since it arrived...just can't stop admiring every little detail. This is just about the perfect knife for me in every way. As much as I'd love to EDC it, I know that will never happen under my watch. Normally, a knife like this would go straight into my safe to live out the remainder of its days/my life as a safe queen...but, I just can't bring myself to hide it away just yet...oh no...it's gonna be out on display for a good long while, I reckon...getting all the wear and tear that comes with loving/fondling/caressing a knife as much as possible while still keeping it as pristine and unblemished as possible.

Thanks again, Ivoryman, you really outdid yourself this time and once again showed your true colors and generosity. It's people like you that keep the spirit of knife collecting alive and well, fun, exciting and interesting. Cheers and hat's off to you, my friend.

P7170012.JPGP7170040.JPGP7170041.JPGP7170013.JPG


Fair Warning: Be prepared to see this sweet sweet little beauty showing up in multiple threads...a knife like this deserves, né demands, to be seen and to be shown off for all to enjoy, albeit if only from afar and only in digital form...sorry, kids (but not really! )

Q, when there is a stand out knife in your collection it has to be amazing. That one is. Congrats.

[doglegg]

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market , i just finished cleaning it up and now in my pocket
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Sweet old knife.

[zed6309]

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market , i just finished cleaning it up and now in my pocket
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Sweet old knife.

It does feel good in the hand and good to the eye

[TPK]

Here's the latest to sit in the throne at the top of my trophy case.

Very nice looking piece of cutlery Q! Congrats Buddy!

Good on you I-Man! I'm sure it was not easy to let that one go.

[TPK]

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market , i just finished cleaning it up and now in my pocket

Beautiful find Paul! Congrats Buddy!

[Dan In MI]

A knife like this deserves, né demands, to be seen and to be shown off for all to enjoy, albeit if only from afar and only in digital form...

I wholeheartedly agree. That is superb in every way, shape, and form!

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market.

A sweet-looking Stockman! I don't believe I've seen a spey blade with such a profile...very cool.

[zed6309]

A knife like this deserves, né demands, to be seen and to be shown off for all to enjoy, albeit if only from afar and only in digital form...

I wholeheartedly agree. That is superb in every way, shape, and form!

Picked up this old Taylor eye witness senior Stockman this am at the market.

A sweet-looking Stockman! I don't believe I've seen a spey blade with such a profile...very cool.

Cheers Dan , yeah its got a cool profile on the spey