Keep on running, bro — I'll be right behind you.

Thanks Ron

Thank-you Ron Have much to learn and much fun to have too!  

THANKS.

Thanks Ron.

Thank you, Ron. Nice day.

It is April first and you have become a featured member. Thank you for all you do here at iKC

http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/how-do-i-become-a-featu...

Thank you Ron

Thank you Ron,  62 and getting younger.. Or so

THX! R, I appreciate You and All of the Other Members.

Thanks for the birthday wishes     Fred

Thank you Ron, for the Happy Birthday!

Thanks for the birthday wishes Ron.  Wes Painter

Ron, been missing you on the forum. Hope everything is OK. God Bless. - Ken

Thanks Ron for responding. I was just wondering if you were OK and I am glad you are. Yes, our Gardens are all blooming right along - a constant battle keeping the Deer and Rabbits out but we are using various repellants. Thanks again for letting me know - I count you as a good friend.

Ron, my friend, I've been missing you, too- Hope all is well- I miss my friends, they are hard to come by sometimes in this ol' world- Best to you -

Thanks Ron!

We'd make a good team: I'm a dollar short. ;)

Thanks Ron.

Thank you very much! I should have bought myself a nice Knife :D

Hello Ron

 Thanks for reminding . 

 Regards

A wonderful iKC Santa!

Now would it be Christmas without you hanging around my friend.  It is always good to see you

Thank you for the Birthday wish!

Ha! Got it! Yepper...I figured it out...thanks thanks to you and your page...nice. I can sleep well now tonight!  :-)

You da man Ron...thank you! I appreciate the time you spent spelling it out for me. 

Hi Ron Haven't seen you around lately. Stop by my page and see my latest find. Carl

welcome back ron, long time no hear

Meeting scblades this Tuesday. 7pm.

Yes Ron the knife came with the original scabbard I'll post a picture of both together. found the knive at a local auction  Thanks for the post

Ron, Thanks for the birthday wishes.  Fred

Hey Mr. all things SAK....I have this knock-off. Can you tell me the brand?

My actual version of this photo is actually the darker red variation, almost maroon in color.

Thanks!

Ron, the honour is all mine. Thank you for the warm welcome.

Wolfe

Thank you Ron for you kind words. Don't beat your self up on not knowing about the key knives. Most of the people that I talk to or show them to are amazed that there are such things. I go to a lot of cruises with my car cause I like to drive it. When I open the trunk and show off the box of knives I gather a crowd. My car is not a Show Car, but the knives are certainly a Show Stopper.

Ron,

I only wish that I could get in touch with someone that knows hoe Imperial and Curtis got together. I've tried to contact both companies to no avail. However I will keep trying. 

Pete

Hahahaha.  Thanks, Ron.  Gettin tougher to get out in the woods to test out all these camp knives.  I'll deny it if asked, but think I'll be takin up bird watching as a way to get out, but not too far.

Meeting SC blades this Tuesday. Maybe see you there. Doors open 7 p.m.

I saw this and thought of you , as they say !

$55 every month Ron , good heavens you have been living high on the hog !

I was in Los Angeles once , I think , at the airport waiting for a transfer flight to New Zealand in 2001 so I can't say I know a lot about the place . The thought of paying money to jump out of a perfectly good aeroplane defies logic to me , I get a nose bleed any higher than six steps up a ladder .

Ron, checked out your Flickr Photos - some real beauties! Looks like you really enjoy your photography. One pic caught my eye a Taylor's Eye Witness Clip Bladed Knife with pearl (?) scales ... What model is it ... more info please. Hard to Gauge the size but it looks very similar in design to the Tony Bose Lanny's Clip ... beaut looking piece of blade wear.

Derek

Ron WOW! Just WOW!  Thanks so much for the additional info on the MOP Barlow & particularly the Video I especially enjoyed the last segment with the footage of the craftsman assembling the knife, I picked up a few tips from it. The most amazing thing is the way he 'thumped' away with the peening hammer. If you or I tried that, the bolsters and scales would be marred beyond saving. I also spied the price in that dealer link ... I don't think I will be getting one anytime soon. But I might hunt around for a standard model from TEW  I have a new Joseph Rogers Barlow and a few vintage sheffield knives but not a TEW... Thanks again.

Ron,

Thanks for the Birthday wishes.

Michael Roper