Tom, you wrote:While the 2006 vintage is sold out, and I still have eleven bottles, the 2007 vintage was just released, and I ordered a case late last week. I paid more than I did for my #28, but it was worth it.

Ken,

Enjoy it in Good Health. I appreciate a fine cabernet as well and California produces some of the best.

One of the best reds I have ever tasted was a Bersano Barolo, that was many years ago but I still remember it.

For an incredibly good moderately priced red wine, 2005 Finca Flichman Red Table Wine Paisaje de Tupungato from Argentina. If you ever have the chance, try it, you will enjoy it.

There should be a wine thread in the lounge.

I guess we are really off topic here.

A close friend and wise man once said to me:

While this is all in good fun.........please return to the topic please.

See Ya, Chief

Here is a photo of my #28 (top) and Denmark Special (bottom), both with Green Micarta handles:

i love this knife. is realy confortable and nice shape.5" is realy good size. micarta has a good design.

Fabio ... come stai?
I AGREE ... VERY COMFORTABLE IN THE HAND!
When you hold and use it it's like it's part of you.
Nice photos!
Ciao,
Tony

bene! Tony grazie !and you?. i retire my stromeng and i want use this knife for my walks in the woods.

ciao
Fabio

I will even wear my #28 when I march in the Memorial Day Parade tomorrow
with my Boy Scout Troop!

My model 28 just got a buddy, green micarta, nickel silver hilt and waxed left hand sheath.

Also, I got a X'd out 28 sheath at the Blade show with the purpose of modifying it so it could be mounted on the shoulder strap of a back pack. I tore it apart and mounted a Tek-Lok on the back so it can be carried on the waist belt as a high ride or on the pack strap. It looks a little rough as I changed my mind several times as I was modifying it.

Peter