All About Pocket Knives

You have some awesome stuff Rick! ::envy::
I enjoy seeing your posts

gino wrote:You have some awesome stuff Rick! ::envy::
I enjoy seeing your posts

Yes, and as I've said before, emphasis on the "stuff".

Hey, bud. Ain't nothin' wrong with owning and enjoyin' "stuff".

I know. I'll definitely be a winner when I die.

I grew up in the Midwest, but now live in SoCal. I sure miss the GREEN.

Yeah....I hear ya. ....I'm originally from KY..

awesome model and diorama rick!!!

this is the last one i did...........last year living up in squaw valley.

all the guns move...and working/moving parts work as they should.

yeah...it gets boring living in the WOODS during WINTER..... .....LOLOLOLLL
my next one has been sitting NEW IN BOX for about a year just a waitin.............

When I was still in single digits Dad mounted a crystal radio to my bedpost. I spent hours enjoying the magic of radio. No wonder I chose electronics an a vocation.

Bodie ghost-town, California

Wow! Bodie looks somewhat like Ingomar MT, except there are a few people living in Ingomar. Here's the Jersey Lilly.

jerryd6818 wrote:Wow! Bodie looks somewhat like Ingomar MT, except there are a few people living in Ingomar. Here's the Jersey Lilly.

I've wanted to go to the "Lilly". Haven't made it yet.

But I never fail to stop in at Jan's in Lima. Best pies in Montana.

Jersey Lilly beans are good and they claim they have the best steaks west of the Mississippi or some such nonsense but mine was kinda chewy. Their burgers are okay, or at least they used to be. I haven't been there in over twenty years. I have two of their t-shirts. The first one I got is "salty". Very salty. It should be, I've had it since 1991.

Growing up in the Midwest I remember sticky Saturday nights at the cinder track, watching, listening, and smelling the midgets go round the quarter mile track.

The model is store-bought.

I think my cousin raced sprints for an Agajanian. Was it J. C. Agajanian?

FRJ wrote:I think my cousin raced sprints for an Agajanian. Was it J. C. Agajanian?

Yes, that is correct.

I had my hands on one of those fairly recently (withing 5 years). Don't recall where it might be now.

I think the Corsair was the plane Pappy Boyington and his
squadron, raised hell with.

December, 1935.