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Case XX 6383, very nice knives.

Jtx wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2020 10:35 pm Case XX 6383, very nice knives.

Oooooohhhh, yeah!

thanks guys

Yesterday's stag was one I had purchased.
Today's stag is from a friend here at AAPK.

Nice pic Steve..
John

Thank you John.

If these don't take care of anything that comes my way I'll have to get the ole momma bulldog out.

bighomer wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:36 pm If these don't take care of anything that comes my way I'll have to get the ole momma bulldog out.

I'm thinkin' if those can't take care of anything a-comin' your way, you'd best be ta runnin'!!

Too old, too fat and too slow.

Queen 49 Stockman

I found this cocoon a couple of weeks ago & laid it on the back steps in hopes I'd get to see it hatch & see what it was. A Luna moth emerged late yesterday evening. Here, its wings were almost fully expanded & it flew just after sunset. A Queen #9 Large Stockman with D2 & bone got from my pocket into the picture for scale.

Nice knife and neat moth, Geo!

Cool pic Geo!

Thanks, Doc & David. I got lucky.

Cool moth and wonderful knife.

Geo, fantastic shot! Both the knife and moth are beautiful specimens!

Paul, you never fail to show a knife that catches my eye. Yes, I'm talking about the stockman

Yard work today, these will dig weeds out of the dirt.

Heavy snow storm right now!

Carrying these today. Buck 112, Case Teardrop with a wharncliffe, and and G-10 Case trapper.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 3:41 pm IMG_7591.JPG

Im getting very interested in a bugout.

An 18th century reproduction, more than likely from Pakistan. Very good walk and talk, fit and finish actually pretty decent. It sharpens up pretty good, but I'm not hard on knives, that and the fact I usually drop a different knife in my pocket every day or two, I'm not sure how well the edge holds up.

I carry this periodically for the memories. I picked it up at Ft. Frederick Market Days. My buddy was a Revolutionary War reenactor and we made the trip out there one year. Talk about guy's kind of place! 18th and 19th century sutler goods - knives, muskets, outdoor gear. Had a blast! I picked up the knife for memory's sake. A reminder of the trip with a great friend.

Sum nice knives guys case TB teardrop for this fine saturday

Colonial, and I stuffed a ww2 mess kit knife in my pocket.

Great carries this week fellers .
Nothing to report on my end, still carrying me good ole case red bone pocket worn, and my 8 dot case yeller jack. What more does a feller need... perty much all i'll ever need from a knife .
And that's really neat semroc , never seen one quite like it, American i suppose?...
Other then that, have a great weekend ya'll, and don't let the mad shoppers run over you .
Willy