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I prefer the Grand Daddy Barlow pattern too but I also like the small ones. The small ones are a good size to take fishing, cutting string or making a sandwich.
I've got perhaps 5 or 6. Just bought a Rough Rider Grand Daddy Sawcut Bone on a whim yesterday. Without a doubt, I like the Grand Daddy best. It is my trapper alternative!
Sounds good Robert, I have 7-8 Barlows.
Hey, I gonna mail your package, Monday.
I am thinking about starting a Mini Group for Barlows. Large and small, and of every brand. What do ya'll think? Is there some Barlow collectors out there?
All the teams are winners, to me. If they play hard and don't give up, they are winners. They can be out classed, under sized and hurt. If they have heart, they are winners.
Poor Ivars is talking about a knife and we are talking football. It must be in the air...lol
Very true Ivars.
Oh yeah! Well I graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago - They didn't have a football team. So I went to University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for graduate school! They didn't have a football team either (although they have people in uniforms getting trounced by schools that do have football teams!
And now that they got rid of Chief Illiniwek, they can stop calling me for donations! Go ARMY! (who could also use a football team)
Ivars
1976 was the bicentennial of the signing of our Declaration of Independence from England on July 4, 1776. So that series of knives was apparently issued in 1976 as a commemorative of the bicentennial. Tennessee and Kentucky are two of the 50 states that make up our country. So there might be 48 other knives in that series.
Never see this sunfish sort of many different brand names....
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