WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[toomanyknives]

I was looking in the box for a Moose to carry, and came up with this one. GEC Northfield UN X LD Moose.

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Quite a nice one to find in "the box", OC!

[toomanyknives]

Nice Moose!

HSB & some Oscar Mayer sliced hog here.

Chicago 1882 ..... A.C. Bartlett was promoted to partner in the firm of Hibbard & Spencer/......1883 Chicago butcher Oscar F. Mayer starts his own business/......1916 Carl Sandburg writes his epic work "Chicago" which cements the city's reputation as Hog Butcher for the World

Ummmm Baaaaaconnnnn..... Oh, really nice knife too, Ike!

[toomanyknives]

Sticking with the Copperlock theme this week..

[woodwalker]

Whoa, Kerry. What a beauty!! Decided to carry a few knives today. I served on the USS LaSalle in the Persian Gulf. The Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast!!

[toomanyknives]

Whoa, Kerry. What a beauty!! Decided to carry a few knives today. I served on the USS LaSalle in the Persian Gulf. The Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast!!

Thanks Kev! the more I find out about you, the more impressed I am. Thanks for your service, my friend! Those are some fine specimens you
have there. They just don't jig or dye bone like they used to!

[woodwalker]

Whoa, Kerry. What a beauty!! Decided to carry a few knives today. I served on the USS LaSalle in the Persian Gulf. The Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast!!

Thanks Kev! the more I find out about you, the more impressed I am. Thanks for your service, my friend! Those are some fine specimens you
have there. They just don't jig or dye bone like they used to!

Thanks Kerry. I always appreciate your comments. And, your a good guy. I'm impressed with you as well. You have a kind heart.

[FRJ]

Nice Moose!

HSB & some Oscar Mayer sliced hog here.

Chicago 1882 ..... A.C. Bartlett was promoted to partner in the firm of Hibbard & Spencer/......1883 Chicago butcher Oscar F. Mayer starts his own business/......1916 Carl Sandburg writes his epic work "Chicago" which cements the city's reputation as Hog Butcher for the World

A very nice knife you have there, Ike.

You keep culling books from my library.

[Waukonda]

You keep culling books from my library.

Haha!

Just wait until I work Natty Bumppo into an upcoming post!

[Knives-of-france]

Aurillac in black horn

[1967redrider]

Two Blade Tuesday Schrade Cut. Co.

[DM11]

[Waukonda]

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Beautiful wood on that one, David.

Two Blade Tuesday Schrade Cut. Co.

A classic, John!
Here is today's laugh for the day. Trying to somewhat date your knife and not being all that knowledgeable on time periods of Schrade jiggings, did a search on when peachseed jigging started. I got this AI generated answer. I am sure this is news to most Schrade collectors......1970s, who knew?

[toomanyknives]

Well dang! I had no idea this Schrade Cut Co. was from the 70's!

[toomanyknives]

Aurillac in black horn

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[toomanyknives]

Two Blade Tuesday Schrade Cut. Co.

Another old beauty, RR!

[toomanyknives]

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Fine looking knife, David!

[woodwalker]

Those Schrades are AWESOME!!

[Waukonda]

Whoa, Kerry. What a beauty!! Decided to carry a few knives today. I served on the USS LaSalle in the Persian Gulf. The Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast!!

Nice post, Kevin!

Well dang! I had no idea this Schrade Cut Co. was from the 70's!

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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but yes, it is apparently a post 1960 knife. You may as well designate it a POS giveaway, but it is nice looking!

[woodwalker]

Whoa, Kerry. What a beauty!! Decided to carry a few knives today. I served on the USS LaSalle in the Persian Gulf. The Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast!!

Nice post, Kevin!

Well dang! I had no idea this Schrade Cut Co. was from the 70's!IMG_0001 (4).JPG

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but yes, it is apparently a post 1960 knife. You may as well designate it a POS giveaway, but it is nice looking!

Thanks Ike!!

[1967redrider]

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Beautiful wood on that one, David.

Two Blade Tuesday Schrade Cut. Co.

A classic, John!
Here is today's laugh for the day. Trying to somewhat date your knife and not being all that knowledgeable on time periods of Schrade jiggings, did a search on when peachseed jigging started. I got this AI generated answer. I am sure this is news to most Schrade collectors......1970s, who knew?

AI at its finest!

[1967redrider]

Well dang! I had no idea this Schrade Cut Co. was from the 70's!IMG_0001 (4).JPG

And looking great for only 50!

[toomanyknives]

Whoa, Kerry. What a beauty!! Decided to carry a few knives today. I served on the USS LaSalle in the Persian Gulf. The Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast!!

Nice post, Kevin!

Well dang! I had no idea this Schrade Cut Co. was from the 70's!IMG_0001 (4).JPG

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but yes, it is apparently a post 1960 knife. You may as well designate it a POS giveaway, but it is nice looking!

[toomanyknives]

Well dang! I had no idea this Schrade Cut Co. was from the 70's!IMG_0001 (4).JPG

And looking great for only 50!

It looks better than I do at 65, RR!

[DM11]

Two Blade Tuesday Schrade Cut. Co.

Lovely knife

[1967redrider]

Two Blade Tuesday Schrade Cut. Co.

Lovely knife

Thanks, David!