All About Pocket Knives

That should come in handy Jerry. One can never have enough places to put stuff.

Very cool looking cabinet Jerry, fill 'er up with '72's!

Trevor, holy smokes, that is some breathtaking scenery there, wow. That is truly God's country! I've read a few books about Alaska, and sure hope I'm fortunate enough to get to see it some day, amazing.

Mike

That is a dental cabinet. They sell for good money on Ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Dental- ... 1c33a002df

That black glass top was originally used to mix compounds,

The milk glass trays held all those picks, probes, etc.

Looks to be from the 1940's or 50's.

Line the drawers with felt and fill it with knives.

Charlie

RobesonsRme.com wrote:That is a dental cabinet. They sell for good money on Ebay.

Charlie

Makes sense Charlie because the late husband of my buddy's sister was a dentist.

Those are great quality cabinets and like was already stated bring good money. They are also great to store knife collections.

Good for you Jerry!
Now you have more room for knives, "Fill 'er up!"

Jerry that's a quality cabinets and the price was right .

I waged that devil home with the intention of using it for knife storage. What gives me pause is the reluctance to leave my knives unlocked.

It has a kind of art deco look to it even though it's probably from the '50s or '60s and I like that so I may just haul it in the house, find a wall and put "stuff" in it.

Did I mention it weighs a ton?

Awesome pics Trevor and Rustle!!!

Thanks Scott!

Stealing an idea from Wosey...........Red, White and Blue.....GEC #65's.
Garnet Bone, Seashell Perylic and Cobalt Camel Bone

IM

Garnet Bone, Seashell Perylic and Cobalt Camel Bone

Neat. Together they really compliment each other.

Can you find the cat?


The story of my life.

I found the cat in less than 30 seconds.
I marked it with a black arrow.

Do I win anything????

JW

I see it--

JW has found it. No need for anyone else to look.

crap....................I LOOKED!

jerryd6818 wrote:Can you find the cat?

I see 2 cats

I count 7 cats, 4 dogs and a crow. Oddly, the Great Dane was the hardest for me to spot.

I guess I lose ????_______________ I'm still looking for JW's,black arrow ????

JW's just pulling your leg He said it was pointed at the cat but was really pointed at the Great Dane. That's why you can't find it

Here's the anchor of the steamship Niagra which sunk in Lake Michigan off the Wisconsin coast near what is now Harrington Beach State Park, north of Port Washington, over a hundred years ago, killing 47 people...
(I love things nautical....)

Mike, interesting story. A great old artifact. I'm surprised it's not displayed in a more dignified way. It would be nice if the State Park
would at least put it up on blocks so it wouldn't rot in the dirt.

That's a very nice group picture. Great looking kids.

Yeah Joe, there is a plaque there and a small monument with some details about the wreck, but it does kind of look like the anchor was dragged out of the lake, up over the beach and into the woodline just beyond...then kind of left there 'cause it was too dang heavy to move any further!

And thank you for the compliment on the pics and the kids, they are usually up for an adventure, and we're trying to nurture that as they grow!

Oh, the cat was easy.

How many electric motors can you count?

Or

Do you see the boat prop?

Charlie Noyes
Not seeing Dimitri's second cat, however

RobesonsRme.com wrote:Not seeing Dimitri's second cat, however

Keep looking, it`s there