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#94222 - 10/25/11 11:49 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: alan_grombacher]
Captain Chris Stanaback Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/14/05 Posts: 12916 Loc: Central Florida	I've been watching from the sidelines but I just have to say that I sure wish we had more threads like this one! From the beginning until present it's a "good read". Thanks to all who contribute. Ron for your insight and terrific photos and collection and Steve and everyone who goes that little extra to make a thread like this..."complete"...I appreciate your time and efforts. Keep up the good work. Thanks, Capt. Chris _________________________ Capt.Chris Stanaback RKCC/RKCA Founder RKS #016 NRA Lifetime Member CAPTSTANABACK@aol.com WEBSITE: www.captstanaback.com
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#94234 - 10/26/11 09:04 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
TAH Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/26/05 Posts: 2382 Loc: USA	I agree, Captain. Now let's continue with a photo of the elusive Bradford Angier. What did this guy look like??? _________________________ Tom RKS #4233
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#94236 - 10/26/11 09:32 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TAH]
TonyLaPetri Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/05/05 Posts: 6910 Loc: Glen Head NY	Quote: Now let's continue with a photo of the elusive Bradford Angier. What did this guy look like??? From the back of the book WILDERNESS WIFE ... Attachments ------ ------ _________________________ Tony LaPetri RKS#1885 RKCC CM-022
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#94237 - 10/26/11 10:56 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TonyLaPetri]
BoBlade Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/13/05 Posts: 1673 Loc: Kalifornia	Originally Posted By: TonyLaPetri [quote]Great post. Good info. Some cool pics. Very enjoyable. Thanks all! Tony Thanks, Tony! Originally Posted By: ChadHelpling Ron, that is too cool! I would love to hear the story of how you aquired that knife. Chad, Thanks. Some guy came to Rhett with the knife late last year. Rhett came to me to help date it. Things kind of evolved from there. Rhett gave me the guy's contact info, so I'm going to start start with him in an attempt to trace it's lineage. Originally Posted By: alan_grombacher Ron, I is great fun to be able to see all the neat knives in your collection. Thanks. Do you have an interesting story about them? Cheers, Alan Grombacher RKS#5531 Alan, Every one has it's own story. Some a bit more colorful than others. Originally Posted By: Captain Chris Stanaback Ron for your insight and terrific photos and collection Thanks, Cap. Best, _________________________ Ron Mathews RKS No. 4223
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#94240 - 10/26/11 11:45 AM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
oldguy Knife Enthusiast Registered: 04/27/11 Posts: 779 Loc: Yeehaw Junction	Originally Posted By: Captain Chris Stanaback I've been watching from the sidelines but I just have to say that I sure wish we had more threads like this one! From the beginning until present it's a "good read". Thanks to all who contribute. Ron for your insight and terrific photos and collection and Steve and everyone who goes that little extra to make a thread like this..."complete"...I appreciate your time and efforts. Keep up the good work. Thanks, Capt. Chris Thanks Capt. I'm glad I started this one. oldguy _________________________ RKCC #CM055
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#94241 - 10/26/11 12:16 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: oldguy]
Guido_Bitossi Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/22/05 Posts: 2779 Loc: Florence, Italy	Show me THAT knife...! _________________________ Guido Bitossi RKS # 3775 Florence,Italy
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#94243 - 10/26/11 01:24 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TonyLaPetri]
TAH Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/26/05 Posts: 2382 Loc: USA	Tony, Thank you for the posting Angier's photo. He doesn't look at all like I pictured him in my mind. _________________________ Tom RKS #4233
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#94258 - 10/26/11 08:54 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: TAH]
Tom Vaught Knife Enthusiast Registered: 04/26/10 Posts: 574 Loc: Michigan	Not sure if I would be 100% sure. Very similar though. Whatever, it is a cool knife. Tom Vaught Edited by Tom Vaught (10/26/11 09:02 PM) _________________________ Tom Vaught RKS# 5100
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#94261 - 10/26/11 09:41 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: Tom Vaught]
Abby Knife Enthusiast Registered: 08/24/09 Posts: 169 Loc: Jackson<TN	I found this book by Bradford Angier years ago. Wilderness Cookery. Great read lots of good tips. Attachments ------ Description: Wilderness Cookery ------ Description: Cooks knife ------ Description: Camp knife ------ Description: Dedication Page and Acknowledgement page Edited by Abby (10/26/11 09:45 PM) _________________________ RKS-Morris
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#94264 - 10/26/11 10:54 PM Re: Bradford Angier Knife [Re: Abby]
ChadHelpling Knife Enthusiast Registered: 09/03/10 Posts: 116 Loc: Space Coast, FL	Man, this thread keeps getting better. Great scans, thanks guys. I wouldn't mind living in that cabin on the lake a few months out of the year. Abby, could you give us the year that book was published? Ron, looking forward to hearing more about your knife if you're able to track down more information. That's a heck of a find! _________________________ Chad Helpling RKS #5970
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