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Rusty R Halsey
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- Casper, WY
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Knife Photography
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Great Eastern Cutlery
59 members
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EDC Club
280 members
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What do you look for in the knives you buy/collect?
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- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- Yes
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- Yes
- How long have you collected knives?
- 6- 10 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- sowbellys & sunfish; 3 blade trappers & hardwood handles
- About Me
- certified old fart - not wild about cheap stainless steel, celluloid handles or telephones of any type
- Interests
- watching NASCAR, reading about unusual aircraft, gardening, playing with the dog
- Other Hobbies
- very simple woodworking; using basic photography; avoiding crowds & finding quiet places
- Quote
- The Piper Cub is the safest airplane in the world - it can just barely kill you. (Northrop test pilot)
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The Christmas Catalog
Oh boy, I just received the new Shepherd Hills Christmas catalog! There are some really beautiful knives in there. I’m not talking about the great array of mammoth ivory or pearl or exotic handle materials – there are some new designs and new treatments. The first thing to catch my eye was the five blade trappers. Five blades on a trapper is a little much, but these were full size and they had the Cigar Band type of shield. If I were to design a knife, it would have a Cigar Band shield of some t… Continue
Posted on November 20, 2009 at 11:22pm —
Comment Wall (27 comments)
- At 4:57pm on December 28, 2009,
thomas c stratton said… - Rusty,
Do they call the five-blade trapper "the Beast"? Case had a peanut out some years back called the Beast.I always intended to filework one just for fun but never got around to it.The trapper is a bigger "canvas" to work on.I will try to get some time to post pics of some of my work ASAP. The hliday has put me behind and wore me out.
Tom
- At 8:06am on December 28, 2009,
thomas c stratton said…
- One of these days I'm going to get a couple of those five-blade trappers and filework them,just to see how they turn out.I didn;t notice them in the Smoky mountain catalog.
- At 1:18pm on November 21, 2009,
Frank Evans said… - Great photos BTW!
- At 1:17pm on November 21, 2009,
Frank Evans said…
- I'm not supposed to lend any iRetailer any president over another but that is one hell-of-a -catalog!
They have and deserve a great following especially for the "exclusives".
I have more comments on my photo of the Case Easter Canoe from Shepherd Hills than I do any other knife.
Good Man!
Frank
- At 11:29am on November 10, 2009,
Frank Evans said…
- Rusty, i noticed from your photos the wood scales like my Case knives. I also noticed you have a lot more wood Case! that are great! Nice Collection! Wellcome aboard.... This is a great forum and great people!
I use to ride Harley's, and I met some of the greatest folks... It's the same in the knife family, most all are great, honest, "home-folk"
Enjoy!
Frank
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Hey Michael
Good idea and after you start some discussions here, I'll gladly share my favorite(s). We all have favorites, so looking forward to what you are going to do here.
Scott
A group where you can post a picture of and add a discussion about your favorite knife
Absolutely Amazing.
You NEED to get a good camera and get on youtube with some samples and demos.
Thats AWESOME! You do such great work..
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