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Real nice handle on that Imperial Scott! Look at the depth in that wrap. ::tu::
Hey IM, Is there really a purpleish color in that handle? Man you nailed it! ::tu::
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singin46 wrote:Hey IM, Is there really a purpleish color in that handle? Man you nailed it! ::tu::
THANKS...and yeah, it has some real nice color. Pile side is good too. Posted a pic in the '2012 Short Runs' thread.

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Thanks Perry! I know what you're saying about depth....
Another accidental shot.....that actually looks pretty cool, IMHO!
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Great pic, Trevor!! Those Lumberjack's look like they'd be awsome knives. They're kinda strange, but a feller just can't help but be impressed by 'em! That jigging is very cool! Am I reading it right in your photo title, is it buffalo horn?

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Thanks Paul & Perry. ::tu::

Love those scales,Trevor. ::tu::
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LOVE that red Imperial!
Looking for the magic penny!
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Sure has some pretty red scales. ::nod:: ::tu::
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Just Plain Dave wrote:LOVE that red Imperial!
Me too! I don't know if you have ever collected fountain pens, Scott, but that looks just like an old Esterbrook. Beautiful!
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No sir, never collected any pens, but I do sell 'em! (Custom imprinted Javelin Pens that is).

Thanks guys! I know, I loved those red handles too!! Glad I have the pics for memory's sake!
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whitebuffalo58 wrote:Great pic, Trevor!! That jigging is very cool! Am I reading it right in your photo title, is it buffalo horn?

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Thanks WB!......yep, its 'Ram Cut Red Spiral Buffalo Horn' ::ds::

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I wouldn't wanna have to say that 3 times fast, but it is very cool and very unique. Don't reckon I ever seen anything quite like it. Excellent knife! ::tu::

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Well I thought you guys deserved to see some vintage 90 year old beauties!
HSB (left in rosewood)and NYKC/HAMMER BRAND (right in jig), I love this HSB cause it has all the markings of a true classic work knife from the turn of the last century. ::nod::
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Wow, can see why you're partial to the HSB EZO.
Sure is a bedazzler. :mrgreen:
Here's an older pic back when I was still trying
to figure out the Koduck digimatic & lighting.
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Look at that drawn swedge on that hunter! NICE SHOT ::tu:: ::tu::
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I kinda liked the way the light
played with the swedge, the edge, and the
tang's lettering. Pink towel underneath w/gold
background wasn't thought out very well.
Left hand obviously didn't know what the
right eye was doing. :oops:
Here's the whole thing outside.
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I hear ya but at least you got a great shot out of the deal. I'm always forgettin the whole glare thing till I load a few shots and low and behold, there's a glare of my head in the blade or mama's dish rag or some such thing. ::dang::
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Top picture on this page (Two by Singin) is a LOVELY pic of two FANTASTIC knives!
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Knice pics Wosey & Perry!! ::groove::


Forgot I had this one.....or maybe I posted it already....anyhow.
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::woot:: very nice pics guys ! your setting new standards
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I love this topic...!!!! :D

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Mark, welcome to AAPK. Start a thread down in the Member Introductions forum (waay down at the bottom of the page on the Board Index) and tell us a little bit about yourself.
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Hey Scott, you nailed that one! LOok at that Jig!
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Wow, Scott, that is a gorgeous Schrade!

I never could capture the primitive bone on the Northfield 73 I used to have. Today's mail brought this Northfield 65 in a trade deal, and I was able to get a little better shots of the primitive bone on this one. I added another shot, from overhead, to show the contour and thickness of the bone, a much slimmer profile than the 73.
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Well done Doug ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks Perry, Doug! ::tu::

Knice pics there Doug! ::tu::
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