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I love the colors in this!
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Happy Thursday!
I'm enjoying my usual English Breakfast tea with a new knife and a new mug. We stopped at a Buc-ees on vacation a couple weeks ago to introduce the kids.
This Buck 535 BuckLock 2 showed up in the mail yesterday! It's a 2-blade mid-lock-back (BuckLock) that they made from 1991-1994.
I'm enjoying my usual English Breakfast tea with a new knife and a new mug. We stopped at a Buc-ees on vacation a couple weeks ago to introduce the kids.
This Buck 535 BuckLock 2 showed up in the mail yesterday! It's a 2-blade mid-lock-back (BuckLock) that they made from 1991-1994.
not sure if it's beaver or squirrel, but the sticker makes me recall a game when I was in my childhood....I don't know the name in English, a game about 2 squirrels...
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It’s funny you say that because my wife and daughters kept calling it a squirrel, and my son kept correcting them saying it’s a beaver. The other side of my new mug actually says “It’s a beaver!” I’ll try to remember to get a picture of it on Monday.
My son got a picture with Buc-ee, but the girls didn’t want to pose with a “creepy guy in a squirrel suit.” LOL!
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Happy Day Off Friday!
I was recently able to add a second Paul Knife to my collection!! I had seen pictures of the older Gerbers online, but until holding it in my hand, I never realized that Lone Wolf Knives choose to install the lock opposite from the way Gerber did it - at least on these two examples, anyway. Being a lefty, I prefer the way the button is oriented on the Lone Wolf Knives version.
I was recently able to add a second Paul Knife to my collection!! I had seen pictures of the older Gerbers online, but until holding it in my hand, I never realized that Lone Wolf Knives choose to install the lock opposite from the way Gerber did it - at least on these two examples, anyway. Being a lefty, I prefer the way the button is oriented on the Lone Wolf Knives version.