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313 Mike
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Cool pic Scott, makes that main blade look like it's 8 inches long!
Great looking knife Tim, that is some fantastic looking stag, looks like a real handful!
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Thanks Mike, ::handshake::
I really like the stag on this one.

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very nice Tim...them gec will grow on ya...soon u will be selling off the german knives :lol: :lol: ::tu::
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Robert wrote:very nice Tim...them gec will grow on ya...soon u will be selling off the german knives :lol: :lol: ::tu::

:shock: ::uc:: ::smack:: ::tease:: ::tease:: ::tease::

I don't see that happening anytime soon but thanks for the compliment Robert ::handshake::



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Beautiful stag on that one Tim! ::ds::
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Thanks Perry ::tu:: ::handshake::


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Goodness Kama, those are great! ::nod::
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Now THAT is a knife photo!................WOWZER Kama, absolutely gorgeous knives and photo, Thanks!!

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Accent on the flat ground blade,pre WWII IXL George Wostenholm farmers jack(aka rooster comb).

The flat ground blade was introduced by Wostenholm and Schrade as explained on page 86 Schrade Catalog E and Supplements.It's straight cutting lines enhanced grafting.

Shot in afternoon,inside on window sill. Table napkin background.Fuji S700 super macro setting,no flash.I think all this information is correct,I know the napkin and camera are. :)
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313 Mike wrote:Cool pic Scott, makes that main blade look like it's 8 inches long!

Thanks Mike! ::handshake::

It almost looks like some sort of jet or something.....
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Thanks guys.
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A few for your amusement
please pardon if repeats.
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Welcome back wosey~!! Awesome pics bro! ::tu::
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beautiful knives all Wosey! ::tu:: ::tu::
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GEC and WEIDMANNSHEIL goodness from GREAT people!!
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Dang fellers, those are some prudy knives :D
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Thank ye kindly FFF & Singin'
Didn't think I'd been gone long
enuf any1 would notice :wink:
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woseyjales wrote:Thank ye kindly FFF & Singin'
Didn't think I'd been gone long
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Yep, we noticed. Welcome back Bro ::tu::
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Here is my latest 881. ::woot::
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Nice picture John. I always feel like I can't take any good photos outdoors when snow is on the ground, but you proved that wrong. Maybe I'll venture out this weekend and try a few.
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I've been trying to find a different way to look at my knives, and this is what I tried today. My cocobolo Whaler and my 10" french knife, an every day user in the kitchen, seemed to go together. I had to pile pennies under the back of the french knife blade to get rid of the reflection of the Whaler's blade.
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Great Shots Russell ::tu:: _____would ya' call that ""IN-JUH-NEW-I-T"" ????? or ""WHATTTTT"" ????? ::skeptic:: :)
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Thanks, Monk. It's definately in the "Whatttt???" category.
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Knice job Rustle ::tu::
It is fun to experiment w/setups then see camera's take on things.
One big advantage these days we don't have film development
costs to discover our rejects vs keepers ratio.

A few examples-played around w/trunklid reflections for awhile.
Another time finally figured out how to avoid undesirable
reflections in the bolsters.
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