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Beautiful knives Geo! The bone on both of those is fantastic. Great patterns too!woodwalker wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 2:00 pmAwesome piece Kerry!!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 1:27 pm Thought this would be a good Friday carry..A Bear stockman. The pile side looks pretty cool.IMG_1577 (3).JPGgreat photo as well.
Fabulous pic Quick. Loooooooooooooooooooooooove seeing background like that: rolling hills, tree lines, bailed hay. Excelllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeent.Quick Steel wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 8:55 am Am continuing today with my Al Mar. Photo was taken in November of 2018.
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Cool Al Mar too. Whew weee Geo!! Your just showing off now!!! Haha! Drop dead gorgeous knives.geocash wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 2:09 pm A Boker #5474 Large Congress, with ringjaw bolsters, & an Ulster #3108 Senator, with a crack in the bone just to the left of the bar shield. The manicure file on the Ulster is handy when I'm carrying a knife with strong springs - I can fix a thumbnail before it gets too bad. Also too bad is that crack. I looked at some older pictures & the crack has been there at least two or three years without me being aware of it until I started to edit this picture. I bet I'll forget it's there unless I photograph it again.
hope life is treating you good sir!! 
Thanks, TMK!
Thanks, I-Man! Crushing it with those Schrades again. I love the bones on that Cut Co.
Very nice fixed-blade, David, plus the 2 folders are no slouches. I think I have that blue lambfoot's twin.
Outstanding bones on both knives, geocash. Can't see the crack from here, just a good-looking equal-ender.geocash wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 2:09 pm A Boker #5474 Large Congress, with ringjaw bolsters, & an Ulster #3108 Senator, with a crack in the bone just to the left of the bar shield. The manicure file on the Ulster is handy when I'm carrying a knife with strong springs - I can fix a thumbnail before it gets too bad. Also too bad is that crack. I looked at some older pictures & the crack has been there at least two or three years without me being aware of it until I started to edit this picture. I bet I'll forget it's there unless I photograph it again.
Thanks, man. (And I too think that bone looks good on your Bear.)toomanyknives wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 2:39 pm
Beautiful knives Geo! The bone on both of those is fantastic. Great patterns too!
Appreciate it Ivoryman.
Thank you woodwalker. I really like these old knives & I'm lucky to have 'em. I need to remember that every day. Thanks again.woodwalker wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 3:58 pm
Whew weee Geo!! Your just showing off now!!! Haha! Drop dead gorgeous knives.
If I don't use some sort of magnification, I may never see the crack again either. (At least, I hope I don't.) Thank you, sir. (Nice pattern you have in that Case.)Tsar Bomba wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 10:17 pm
Outstanding bones on both knives, geocash. Can't see the crack from here, just a good-looking equal-ender.
Thank you, Kim. I need magnification to see it & I hope it stays that way.
That's likely due to me including the price in the link, sorry. I've corrected it in my post, but I assume the original link took you to the Kershaw Knives page only it says ERROR, right? If so, go back via the link, either the one you tried or the new one in my above post I corrected, and on the left scroll down to "Kershaw Folding Knives" and from there scroll down 4 rows and it's 3 from the left, right beside the model you showed us originally albeit with black handles. It says they have 10 in stock.Kimzilla wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 3:39 amThat sounded really awesome and as though it would suit my needs, but the link didn't work.Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 2:28 amThis is another model you may wish to consider for purse carry, Kim. It's similar to the model you posted, but it has a smaller flipper-tab that once engaged whips the blade out as fast as an auto via spring assistance and is less intrusive, as well as the flipper-tab not protruding from the frame when open like it does on the posted knife, which IMO makes the knife more streamlined.Kimzilla wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 1:07 am
Thanks WW.
What's with companies using natural disasters and manmade ones to promote their brands??? I forget what the dishwashing soap was, but I think it was Dawn or something, after a big oil spill they showed commercials with volunteers cleaning off birds covered in oil with their soap. Then there was Tide, who saved the day with washing machines that they brought in and supplied everyone with free Tide detergent for their laundry - I think that was Katrina or something.
Anyway, here's what my future "purse carry" might be.
It's an Al Mar designed Kershaw AM-5 2340 "Speedsafe" spring-assisted frame-lock, has an 8Cr13Mov drop-point blade, beautiful G-10 and steel covers, and is very well made.
Currently available at www.kershaw-knives.net/US$33.29 + shipping (?) and worth every dime of it!
Check it out, I'm certain you'll like it!
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Thanks, Kerry, the finger choils and over-all clean appearance of that Kershaw are what most attracted me originally, and once I had it in my hand it slid into my palm like I was slipping on a glove with my fingers fitting into the choils perfectly. You'd like that knife!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 4:05 amLove that one, Marco! Really like the feel of the finger grooves!Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 2:28 amThis is another model you may wish to consider for purse carry, Kim. It's similar to the model you posted, but it has a smaller flipper-tab that once engaged whips the blade out as fast as an auto via spring assistance and is less intrusive, as well as the flipper-tab not protruding from the frame when open like it does on the posted knife, which IMO makes the knife more streamlined.Kimzilla wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 1:07 am
Thanks WW.
What's with companies using natural disasters and manmade ones to promote their brands??? I forget what the dishwashing soap was, but I think it was Dawn or something, after a big oil spill they showed commercials with volunteers cleaning off birds covered in oil with their soap. Then there was Tide, who saved the day with washing machines that they brought in and supplied everyone with free Tide detergent for their laundry - I think that was Katrina or something.
Anyway, here's what my future "purse carry" might be.
It's an Al Mar designed Kershaw AM-5 2340 "Speedsafe" spring-assisted frame-lock, has an 8Cr13Mov drop-point blade, beautiful G-10 and steel covers, and is very well made.
Currently available at www.kershaw-knives.net/US$33.29 + shipping (?) and worth every dime of it!
Check it out, I'm certain you'll like it!
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That is the USS Constitution, 
... I am referring to the old yellow piece of paper... 
that guarantees our God given rights* 
... So, remember September 17, 1787, on Sunday .... 
kinda' an important day... Charlston and the surrounding area... A little time on Folly Beach 🏝🏖
Nice red white and blue group. Love the blue bone and the Case red bone.GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Sep 16, 2023 4:17 am Getting ready for the anniversary of the US Constitution. No! Not the Ship...that guarantees our God given rights*
*(See "Bill of Rights" for more info.)
Thanks I-Man. So my question for you is the White Case .... ... not bone? 
I have the same model WITH Blue bone... but the White ... looks synthetic to me ... do you concur? Looking good TOPDOG! 
Probably switch these out & rotate in something else tomarrow. 
Man, it's so nice over there. I had an Aunt and Uncle in Mt. Pleasant when I was a kid.
I had a girlfriend in Mt. Pleasant, I was 30 and she was 29 ... she was and absolute 10!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Sat Sep 16, 2023 5:11 amMan, it's so nice over there. I had an Aunt and Uncle in Mt. Pleasant when I was a kid.
Oh she was a beauty!!! 
... Yes I miss 'Ol Charlston A Lot somedays.... 
and that girl....I think I remember being 30... Nope, nope I don't..GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Sep 16, 2023 6:05 amI had a girlfriend in Mt. Pleasant, I was 30 and she was 29 ... she was and absolute 10!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Sat Sep 16, 2023 5:11 amMan, it's so nice over there. I had an Aunt and Uncle in Mt. Pleasant when I was a kid.... Yes I miss 'Ol Charlston A Lot somedays....
Now you can see why I have been working on the Time Machine ....