an interesting damascus wharnie 

funky looking handle though

Howdy J.J., i appreciate the welcome and howdy, good to be aboard!

Thanks for the compliment and welcome. not sure I'm responding correctly from your comments to me-tryin to figure it out. maybe I should get some sleep!

thanks for your support. It gives me a reason to keep making em!

thanks for looking in...

thanks for accepting! 

 J.J. THANKS for the kind welcome!

Dann Rudd

Thanks J.J. Looking forward to everything. I know I'll learn a lot from everyone.

Thank you

Thanks for the "like" on my "Case Triple Crown" set of knives.

J. J., thanks for the "like" on my fighter. This rainy period was a good time for me to finish it. I have a knife & hatchet combo I am working on now. one of these days a pix will show up on them.

J.J., I think the slim profile & it being a sub hilt sorta sets the "fighter" off from an appearance standpoint. It is primarily a "look at"" knife unless you were cutting sugar cane or maybe sticking a hog. It is just too long to carry.

JJ .. could you pop over here and mention the program you use for editing pics .. I can not remember what it is .. thanks, Dale. 

Thanks !!

Thank you! Looking forward to spending lots of time here! And I thought I had too many knives...

Nice to meet you, JJ. God bless.

Thank you! One of my good friends is called "Whiskers". 

Hello JJ, Its nice to meet you. I do look forward to getting to know you & the group more. Have a wonderful day, and well chat soon, I'm sure.

Thank you J.J! I feel right at home. Very excited about being a part of this super community. 

Thanks JJ! Looks like you have been at this awhile. Looking forward to further discussion with you.

Thank you sir! (:

Looks like Allee has done booted me off of my carvin bench...

J.J., I sure do like that Robeson Humpback Whittler you're using on your "Welcome" cards! Sweet looking little knife! Are you using it to carve your pits?

And, it looks like Allee has kicked you to the curb! lol

I think your Greeting pics look just fine, J.J.!

In fact, I sure am glad that I stopped by your page to post this little note -- I just now enjoyed looking at all of your pics. It had been a spell since I had looked in on your page. It's looking great, my friend!

Cheers! 

Thanks for the welcome, J.J..

Thanks for the welcome!

I'm very impressed with your collection! Do you carry your whole collection to shows or is this just your ones for sale? You seem to have a lot of Case knives, of different styles. I enjoy the "Primitive" hand made knives also, but they're real hard to find. I wish mine were as clean as yours, but I'm afraid to hurt the value on the older ones. I also need to hook up with someone that repairs them.

Great seeing your Babies, take care, Stay sharp, Steve

Hey JJ--- Thanks for all the comments on my knives ---hope all is well with you and love the emails you send me hahahahha cool stuff

J.J. - I just checked out your Facebook page. I like the monkey carved peach pits. Do you make them to sell? Just curious.

hey,whats for lunch at the dinner,im starved.to lazy to cook.

These are from the 44th show January 2013. That Show was 60% knives and 40% gun an other. The January 2014 show will be 100% knives, pre 1898 guns and knife related vendors.

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Hi J.J Thanks, keeping in touch, take care

Thanks J.J.

You got me there...lol  I hope I took it easy on him.

Thank you.

Thanks for the welcome, you've got my habits down almost exactly, only I smoke a pipe, worked for the state of Illinois for 27 years, God save us all.... especially in Illinois!

Thanks for the welcoming J.J.!

Take care! 

Thanks J.J. I will enjoy the discussions. Seems like a great place to sit and enjoy the company.

thanks! glad to be here

Thanks J.J.!

Thanks for the like on Ashleys Woodie. Our knife club bought several kits & gave them to interested youngsters to complete & show. One of our ways of encouraging & introducing youngsters to the hobby & safe use..

Thank you sir! It's nice to be here....I have spent the better part of 40+ years in Colonial's "original" knife factory of 200,000 square feet of manufacturing space. I ran every machine, 5, 10, 20, 45, and 65 ton presses of all sorts in the factory and I am  considered by many as a "Master Cutler"..

Robert A. Paolantonio, Colonial Knife Company, (not that on line corp that deals in imports), RAP Cutler and Heritage Cutler's Inc.

Please visit my blog : myfamilybusinessbook@wordpress.com

Glad to add you as a friend J.J.

But a very pleasant alarm - I am still learning the IKC system.