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WHARNderful life" :oops:

sorry about that... any wharnies out and about?
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Cool!

Baron/Lord Wharncliffe would be proud (and jealous), johnnie. ::nod:: ::drool::

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:lol: MY FAVORITE CHIRSTMAS MOVIE IS "THE KNIFE BEFORE CHRISTMAS" :lol: BUT I HAVEN'T SEEN IT YET!
YOURS IS GREAT! ::tu::
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Here is a Robeson of mine.

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And a Schatt & Morgan.

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Here are a couple, I'll post more later
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Hi All;
Dont have a favorite movie but my song would be Dreaming of a knife Christmas.
Had this on here a year or so ago, anyone care to venture a guess as to who made it and what it is.
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how about an LF&C with desert ironwood?
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Counting down towards Christmas...


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Ok,

I don't have a knife pic here and I don't have a funny parioty on the movie theme, but by far my favorite movie is "Jeremiah Johnson"

"can you skin Griz?"

don't get me going on this one.

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In the spirit of holiday giving, here is a knife for pa.....

Bill

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johnnie, I sincerely apologize for a minor hijack of your thread, as it isn't a Wharncliffe...but the man said he wanted to skin Griz...what could I do but give him a right proper knife??? ::dang:: :oops: :mrgreen:
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[quote="El Lobo"]In the spirit of holiday giving, here is a knife for pa.....

Bill, you shouldn't have, just send it regular mail I won't mind waiting until after Christmas. ::blah::


"you were going to send it to me weren't you?" ::disgust::

But it isn't from PA is it????? ::paranoid:: I looks better than that lump of coal you gave me last year ::tu:: :mrgreen:

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Here I figured a fellow from PA would appreciate a little coal in the winter... ::nod:: :(

Besides, if you just keep squeezing that lump for, oh, 100 years or so, it will become a diamond, and you can make someone almost as happy as finding an Ashmore.....Wharncliffe of course.

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Bill,

Your only one of about 10 people I can think of that would have any idea what an "Ashmore" is.


I will gladly take that for Christmas, send it right out OK!!!
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pa knives wrote:Ok,

I don't have a knife pic here and I don't have a funny parioty on the movie theme, but by far my favorite movie is "Jeremiah Johnson"

"can you skin Griz?"

don't get me going on this one.

I wanted to be a mountian man was I was teenager. 50 hawken gun and all. Now I just like knives. I guess I turned out alright
COOL, right up my alley! I built a couple smoke poles many years ago from kits, Kentucky Rifles and squirrel guns. I also built a .50 and a .54 cap and ball Hawken from Thompson Center Arms. Dang, they are a lot of fun. One of my favorite movies too! I think the knives they carried back then were fantastic, probably why I like the knives/leatherwork from Chuck Burrows. You can look at some of his frontier crafted knives and leather goods at http://www.wrtcleather.com and I think he designs everything form the 1840's and on timeframe. OK back to knives! ::blah::
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come on pa, out of all those penn. knives you have, none are wharnies? show us some old stuff.
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