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Rookie wrote:Railsplitter and lots and lots of blueberries!

Great pic, you inspired me, thanks.

TheMadHungarian wrote:Jtx, love the large lockback Jack and thanks for posting who made it, I appreciate when you folks add the few lines of info so we know what we're lookin' at.

Thanks MadHungarian. I enjoy all of your photos... thanks for taking time to share them with everyone.

That's a great one Mad H. Particularly like the blade etch on that cleaver. Way to go.

I haven't stopped in here for a while, been busy with keepin' the bills paid. Some really fine photography being shown, I love it!

I went for a short walk in the grove this morning and took along a trio of my "little guys"...

Rookie wrote:Railsplitter and lots and lots of blueberries!

don't know which looks better, the knife or the blueberries! Terry

Love the blueberry picture MH Big

marlin spike

roofsc,
The Marlin Spike is one of the patterns I've never owned, along with a lot more.
That one looks mighty fine!
Treefarmer

3 1/2"- 4"+, The big boys, L>R

Large Sebenza 21 Ebony Inlay, JD Ellis Lanny's Clip, Beretta Airlight, Cold Steel El Hombre, Benchmade/Chris Carracci AFCK (Advanced Folding Combat Knife), Cold Steel 4" Ti-Lite

TMH, That is a formidable assembly of contemporary knives. Not in the same league as a Chris Reeve, but I do like those CS blades.

Thanks QS, Most of my modern folders are 3.5"-3.75" but I have a few on the longer side. I've got many more in the 2.75"-3.125" range of traditional folders.

TMH, The 5th knife from the right appears to be a David Boye model so probably the blade is his dendritic steel. Have you used it and how do you like it? I have one of his in cobalt steel.

It is, it's one of his original Prophets. It took me a while to learn it loves a toothy edge. When I tried a polished edge it slid off the cardboard but when I used a coarser stone it would tear though organic and fibrous material like sisal rope all day long and not need a touch up. It's a crazy alloy and he was a pioneer in Particle Metallurgy but I like it a lot.

Love when the garden starts to get ripe.

I do to Ivoryman. My tomatoes are quite a bit behind yours it seems. I have lots of golf ball sized green ones right now.

Here are a few shots I took today.

75 pattern

Xx: Handome knives, handsomely photographed. Congrats.!

Quick Steel wrote:Xx: Handome knives, handsomely photographed. Congrats.!

Thank you!

Very Nice !!!!! Knives & Photos !!!

Long pulls and mooses and redbones oh my!

Love that "Halo" effect on the bolsters Xx.
Great layout.

XxTestedxX wrote:75 pattern

Don't know whar else to say!!! John

Ulster Knife Co. pattern number 22263.

Jtx that is one fine knife!

peanut740 wrote:Jtx that is one fine knife!

Peanut, thank you for the kind words.