"Austrian" Knife/Second Scan Attempt

[marcinek]

Playing with the scanner again...

Probably not a knife of great import or interest, most likely just a souvenir from Innsbruck, Austria...

The knife does:

1) allow me to practice my scanning/posting, and
2) hold some sentimental value to me (I guess that's the whole point of the tradtional pocket knife world)

Scanner advice, is, as usual, encouraged!!

Thanks for looking! jm

[johnnierotten]

Nice German novelty knife. pics are getting better!!

[jonet143]

what johnnie said. i can't get squat with my scanner.

[marcinek]

Thanks johnnies! Now that I got the scanner down, I just need more knives!!! (I can't imagine anyone wants to see my SAK Super Tinker...)

I do have one more scan coming soon

Thanks again, jm

(ps for johnnie and johnnie...3 guesses what the "j" in "jm" stands for...)

[johnnierotten]

uhhhh!!! Could it beeeee Johnnie?????

[orvet]

Thanks johnnies! Now that I got the scanner down, I just need more knives!!! (I can't imagine anyone wants to see my SAK Super Tinker...)

I do have one more scan coming soon

Thanks again, jm

(ps for johnnie and johnnie...3 guesses what the "j" in "jm" stands for...)

JM,
I use Adobe Photo shop to help make my scans & pics clearer. It sure helps.

Dale

[marcinek]

Thanks, Dale!!! Sadly, my computer isn't the most current.

I think "Ol' Betsy" couldn't run Photoshop even if I had it installed on her.

I like to call her a "traditional" computer. We make do, me and the ol' girl.

jm

[El Lobo]

Every time I scan a knife, it gets caught on that roller thingy when I feed it through
the little opening... Sigh.

Bill