All About Pocket Knives

gmichael, love the leverlock. Nice.
This just in for one of the girls, she took one look at bright yellow and rose shield and that was it.

Ivoryman wrote:gmichael, love the leverlock. Nice.
This just in for one of the girls, she took one look at bright yellow and rose shield and that was it.

Sounds like someone has some good taste. To me it's a neck-and-neck competition between the yellow rose Churchill and the AAPK rust red Churchill for prettiest variation.

Make sure you bring that daughter with you when picking out new furniture or decorations.

Wow Greg! That’s quite a 72 haul!

Cuz, he's workin' on draining the pond.

Colonel26 wrote:Wow Greg! That’s quite a 72 haul!

Thanks Wade! That really filled the shelf up. Good to see you up and posting again buddy.

jerryd6818 wrote:Cuz, he's workin' on draining the pond.

Yes, yes that's my plan. Create a world wide shortage of Camillus 72's and then when I have them all...

1. Buy all the #72s available
2. ?????
3. PROFIT!!!

Sounds like someone has some good taste. To me it's a neck-and-neck competition between the yellow rose Churchill and the AAPK rust red Churchill for prettiest variation.

Make sure you bring that daughter with you when picking out new furniture or decorations. [/quote]

Thanks Bomba, appreciate the compliment. Between you and me I'll take red any day of the century. But it's not me, it's the girl, so you know.

Others came but these were the highlights

TripleF wrote:Others came but these were the highlights

Scott you get the prize for the most unusual finds.

My mail box was exceedingly rich today. The Willamette that Roland had up for sale arrived in Grand Prairie, Texas. I don't have a lot of knives but my best one just got a lot better. Wharncliffe, Mammoth Ivory, Wow! Even prettier in the hand. Awesome knife! And typical to Roland's generous spirit a little AG Russell came along with it. Thank you again Roland for making this available and also for you generosity.

Oh, I almost forgot. Picked up this little cigar cutter off ebay at a bottom feeder price. It is a Julanco. My daughter in law (and grace) is from Germany and I enjoy things from there.

Congrats Doglegg, well well well, some fine ivory you have there. Beautiful. Mmmmmmmmmnnnnnnn,

Looks like a rich haul there doglegg! That Northwoods is special

Wow!! No wonder you're not participating in the POS Roundtable. With cutlery like that, who could blame you.

Great score there doglegg, that Willamette is outstanding and the tag along AGR ain't shabby either. I'd say ya hit the jackpot with those two.

Thanks for all the nice comments. And thanks again Roland.

Wow! Bravo! Good show!

Thank you TFL.

1998 Bulldog from gino arrived today.

love those scales

Quick Steel wrote:1998 Bulldog from gino arrived today.

I like that Bulldog!

Tom

Thank you guys. In hand it really looks good, much better than the photos. Nice F&F and snappy.

I started my knife obsession with Buck knives, then became side-tracked with all the other great brands. So, it was nice to grab a Buck knife that I did not have: A Buck 703 from 1989.

Here's today's delivery....