All About Pocket Knives

Here is a Peanut from'32-55, nice bone and a Jack from '25-'32 with a repaired pile side scale. Never mind the knife rest.

Peace

My, my! Great ol' Queens and that "thing" they are layin' on ain't bad lookin' either. I have trouble playin' the radio but do love to hear a mandolin!
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:My, my! Great ol' Queens and that "thing" they are layin' on ain't bad lookin' either. I have trouble playin' the radio but do love to hear a mandolin!
Treefarmer

Oh, I love the sound of the Mando, maybe a bit less when it's me, but nevertheless they are a joy when you hit it right.

I've always had a mandolin, at least for the last 40 or so years. Not much of a mando player but I do love them. This is one of my current ones. "The Gibson" Master Model A-5L.

That is a thing of beauty TJ!

If you like that one, Steve, you'll probably like these two also.

19-teens American Conservatory two point, all original.
My grandfather's 1920's Vega, Style K, Mandolin-Banjo. Original except for head and bridge.
There, now that I've totally hijacked the thread I can go to bed.

tjmurphy wrote:If you like that one, Steve, you'll probably like these two also.

19-teens American Conservatory two point, all original.

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My grandfather's 1920's Vega, Style K, Mandolin-Banjo. Original except for head and bridge.

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There, now that I've totally hijacked the thread I can go to bed.

Beautiul- Mandolins and fine pocketknives go hand in hand, I believe.

Thanks for sharing your instruments TJ! Very nice.