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#94523 - 10/31/11 09:13 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: Abby]
TAH Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/26/05 Posts: 2382 Loc: USA	Abby, Thanks for the photo. I enjoyed seeing it! _________________________ Tom RKS #4233
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#94525 - 10/31/11 10:55 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TAH]
Leatherman Knife Enthusiast Registered: 01/06/06 Posts: 1371 Loc: IL	Very good thread, I am enjoying these pictures and it made me order some more of his books! _________________________ Ben
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#126180 - 04/11/15 11:21 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TonyLaPetri]
Joe Tousignant Knife Enthusiast Registered: 06/20/14 Posts: 90 Loc: Upstate New York	Originally Posted By: TonyLaPetri Quote: ...THE ONLY KNIFE WHICH HE HAS EVER BEEN ABLE TO SKIN AN ENTIRE BIG GRIZZLY WITHOUT STOPPING TO RESHARPEN. Cool! Tony But that Grizzly had emotional problems,......and was "thin skinned". Seriously though,....I thought that I would add a link I posted in another thread to a free online reading of one of his books, "How To Stay Alive In The Woods". It seems appropriate to add into this older thread. 285 pages and worth a read. Thanks Tom (Vaught), for bringing THIS old thread to my attention. https://archive.org/stream/HowToStayAliveInTheWoods/0020280505StayAliveWoods#page/n1/mode/2up Edited by Joe Tousignant (04/11/15 12:54 PM)
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#126228 - 04/12/15 07:31 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: Joe Tousignant]
Tom Vaught Knife Enthusiast Registered: 04/26/10 Posts: 574 Loc: Michigan	Col. Whelen was an exceptionally skilled outdoorsman (based on the books of his I have read). Lots of Military experience. Tom V. _________________________ Tom Vaught RKS# 5100
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#126229 - 04/12/15 08:41 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TAH]
Tom Vaught Knife Enthusiast Registered: 04/26/10 Posts: 574 Loc: Michigan	Originally Posted By: TAH After comparing the handles over and over, I think you're right, Ron. It's the same knife. The question is, did the knives in the photo belong to Townsend Whelen and/or Angier? Knowing you, you probably have Frances Gary Power's knife in your collection and you don't even know it. Bradford Angier mentions in one of his books that Col Townsend preferred a blade shorter than 6" so my vote would be, it is Bradford's Randall knife. Tom V. Edited by Tom Vaught (04/12/15 08:42 PM) _________________________ Tom Vaught RKS# 5100
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