All About Pocket Knives

LOVE that Bag!!!

A couple items my Bro sent me from Grandpas.

Nice IMBand. I have an early tire pressure gauge that you would press against the sidewall. I know it's early because the tire they show in the illustration has wooden spokes.

Old Faithful.

Nice shooter Wullie!

Slick old Hi-Power Willie. Some people swear by them and think they're better than the 1911's.

Hot Rod Honda i been messin with--gettin close need to quit buying knives every week er i'da been there by now
http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/tt10/browder/377.jpg

Wow, PigSticker...
Keep us updated on your Bike. It's a beauty ...
...CCBill...

That's a nice bike PS, looks like it came right out of Orange County Choppers.

Thanks guys i been pickin away at it for about three years gettin down to the short strokes now.

PigSticker wrote:Thanks guys i been pickin away at it for about three years gettin down to the short strokes now.

A BAD-ASS BUZZ BOMB!!

Ol boy around here has been ridin' a chopped out one of those for about 15 years that I know of. It clatters right along with nary a hiccup. GREAT engines.

NICE job!!

RIDE RUDE!

Buddy built an 830cc Honda Four back some 18-20 years ago.

SWEET motor!!!

I like the tank...

Ya i been relivin my younger years with this thing i let one go back in the late 70's when i moved to Houston that was tricked out pretty good i sold it fer less than i had into it just for travel $$ i got pic's of it but no way to scan em--that one had fat bob's and a sprung seat with a single down tube ridgid frame--this frame is a Santee bought as a package back in the 70's it came with the gas tank & oil tank and the fender struts fer one $$--i found this one down in Ohio a few ago.

Nice PigSticker!
Is that a 750?

orvet wrote:Nice PigSticker!
Is that a 750?

Yep motor #'s are 1974 it's a stock motor but i've got 836 cylinder bank & pistons & a Russ Collins cam for it when i get the $ fer a little head work.

Is the pocket knife to cut the duct tape with?

El Cameno--Friend a mine stopped by with his El couple days ago-He's got one of the old fiberglass toppers for it with the matchin paint and tinted glass for it too-83

We had a hot-rodded '91 El Camino several years back.

If I had it to do again, I would NEVER have cammed and headered it!

Thought a little more about it and wouldn't have 3.73 reared it either!

here are a couple of bolo ties i picked up last weekend...no sterling marks...no maker marks...which means these zuni bolo's are probably 1940's or early 50's....

five bucks each... i need a bandito mask....
the smaller bolo is about the size of a quarter.

Very nice looking pieces, gringo.
Do you know what they symbolize?

the one on the left is a kachina...one of the pueblo spirits...the one on the right is the thunderbird...also an important deity in pueblo spiritual belief.

Thank you gringo. I have read of these names, but I am not familiar with them.
I will try to learn of them.

http://www.nativeamericanlinks.com/kachina/kachina.htm

http://www.ewebtribe.com/NACulture/stories.htm


here frj, just to get you on the correct road for information on the kachina and thunderbird.