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BFORSE wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:16 pmThank you for explaining that to me.

no worries brother - they are all good questions but I think of it as one of the few mysteries of life worth waiting for - no spoiler alerts unless someone spots an AAPK shield on the GEC production line (which has happened).

Do they already have a knife decided for this year? They=Bryan Sanders, Founder, Owner and Developer of AAPK who will announce the annual knife maker, pattern and handles in the manner already communicated and not beforehand. FYI - flipping is discouraged so as allow as many forum members as possib...

Lol

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:03 pmPicture?

don’t need no stinkin’ pictures

wlf wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 1:34 pmAmerican jobbed .

Keen Kutter/Simmons?

I’m joining OKCA when the dust settles from this years show that just ended and making a firm commitment to the 2025 show and hoping for a few AAPK copy-cats, anyone with me?

Thank you Grump01 for service above and beyond….. without violating any HIPPA regulations, I think I’m safe to say that Don (Grump01) went to extraordinary lengths with the kind assistance from his granddaughter to make sure that his Bonestag Stockman found its way to its new home in Texas. The dep...

Guys, Here are my last two acquisitions. A Smith & Wesson snubby in 357 mag and a Colt Cobra snubby also in 357 mag. The S&W is clean as can be so I'm guessing minimal usage. The Cobra has never been fired. I sure have a hard time passing on these stainless snubbys. Ray I like the Smith!👍👍 ...

The decoy itself measures 14" long and 10 and 1/2" high. This is considered 2/5 scale or about 40% of life size. mighty fine of you OC to keep this annual tradition alive! So if she is 40% of an adult whistling swan, these creatures are not small at 35” long and 26” tall. I had to Google ...

I'll give it to you John cuz' I didn't know if you meant Ideal from Providence or Ideal and Providence as guesses - no harm no foul.....you be up my friend!

Not Imperial, sorry

Ridgegrass wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 1:38 am Bingo!! This one is QUEEN CITY, TITUSVILLE, PA. The pic is a bit obscured and the mark is worn. J.O'.

beautiful specimen JO!

Catch y’all tomorrow

American made in New England

Sweet Barry - I’ve never seen those patterns.

Queen

JPD where have you been we miss you no matter, happy birthday young man

Morning all - rip current warnings today may change my surf fishing plans today but no hardship, there’s always a body of water to wet a line in and then probably catch some Masters golf in the afternoon. Hope you have a sparkling day.

doglegg wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 12:52 amSweet taste of victory

thanks Floyd

Key blank knives from LF&C better explained in the Collections, Sun-Collections and Family Group Photos thread here: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/k ... 3#p1131353 but basically 1 long and 1 short nail file.

tvic wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:10 pm Congrats on the find, Tom! Looks good!

thanks Tim - I agree!

there’s an attachment tab below the dialogue box - we love pictures

I've been collecting knives manufactured in New Britain Connecticut (go Huskies) for a long time, over 50 years, and one particular knife has eluded me for some time but no longer. Today I welcome to the family the key blank knife with the long nail file (LF&C #1210). I have owned the key blank ...

…..but those ebony covers just keep looking better over time - wish that one could talk

Happy Birthday David and may you be blessed with many more!