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Made me laugh Jim ,I can see how the olde shagging contest would greatly amuse us brits . :D Even Old shag tobbacco will produce giggles when mentioned The "Fanny pack "is another good un that makes us laugh. It has a totallly different meaning over here as you will well know . Strange how us Brits ...

Thank God for that mate .
Thought there was a British -American meaning of words miscommunication

I probably worded that a bit wrong Chris

By my fags I meant my cigarettes and the hoodies are eyeing me up to rob me ,little shits

I'm still kicking Chris .thanks for asking mate .

Really miss buying my knives though .
Pleasurable torment visiting here these days .

Hope alls well with you on your side of the pond .

Great info and book Chris ..
Love that bayonet bladed example aswell ,a rare one i will wager .

Thanks Bonzo

And for the water pistol tip from your paper delivery days .....it's not for the dogs but for some of the" hoodies and their buddies" that eye me up when I go the shop for me fags .

Hope your keeping well mate

Ian

Hank That button open button close "swallow wing "as you call it is probably from the 1960s . Cant give a specific maker name as like my example its only marked inox. Some think they are japanese with the pressed steel bolsters ...others italian,I myself go with italian since seeing a venezia marked...

Like that fireant Makora Allen

Not mine unfortunately ...but thought i would share these for Microtech lovers ...the John Wick boxed set .

Thanks Sammy Chris Eric and Kwackster for having a look .
Eric the painting will be worth more when I am dead

Kwackster not sure on calibres these days as long as its obsolete I should be ok ,is the 6.35 still available ,if so its back in the attic for 15 years .

Thanks for looking John
It's one of my last remaining firearms and is an obsolete calibre so legal to own .
Its quite nicely made aswell as things were back then .
Forgive my box painting ,it was an image I copied from a carving on a very old rifle stock from the early 1800s .

a Was going through my attic today and came across an old gun I acquired a long time ago so thought I would share it here .I know you lot have some incredible firearms but thought this may be a little different . It was made in Belgium probably around 1880 -1900 s and was known as a " Postal Velodo...

I agree Allen ,cool knives boots as are all the knives shown by everyone here .
Really like those smaller microtech knives shown aswell ,be great neck knives for bushcraft ,and easily concealed as a user .

Again thanks all for the look at whats out there .

Beautiful knives shown here fastr19 . 8) Some rare MTs that you own that I have rarely seen before . Love those balboas aswell .... never seen them till today .Very similar in looks to some Burn Knives(or vice versa ) ;they look like a solid user and I really like both blade grinds shown here. I do ...

Love that knife
Very James Bond /S.O.E looking and I have never seen one .
Thanks for sharing it .

They are certainly great looking and well built knives Looksharp89,two nice rxamples . I think like mario that we would all gladly have a collection of microtechs if they were in our price range . :) I know Panzerfaust and fastr19 ,have some nice examples ,take a look on the search here . I would ha...