Happy New Year - Oil the blades.

[dcollector]

Those are Quality Street Chocolates in the FS pic, they were a gift from my daughters.

Hadn't intended to oil all the blades, but in the chocolate induced sugar rush it seemed like a good idea, lol.

 

Have a WONDERFUL NEW YEAR and happy collecting.

 

I have a small collection of wartime FS daggers, but I will pick up a US dagger if the price is right, and I like it.

So they accumulate by accident.

I know there are far larger and more comprehensive and important collections here, just sharing for fun and because I like looking at collections, feel free to post your own collections as a reply.

(Yeah, there's one post WW2 and a an Italian and an Aussie in there, too...)

 

And the British, too.

 

[Tony V]

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    Great collection ! It is an addiction many of us have. Very happy and safe New Year ! 

 

Tony

 

[jmd62]

Awesome collection!! Have a Happy New Year too : )

[Sarchione]

Nice collection 

[mdk0911]

very nice collection - the steel addiction - no vaccine for that  

[Charlie Flick]

A marvelous bunch o' blades, and ones that have obviously been well cared for over the years.  Good advice, too!

 

Charlie

[SKIPH]

dcollector- Great F-S collection, along with your US blades. Thanks for showing. I too oil them down annually, found that LSA lasts longer, and is designed for humid weather conditions ; ie NC.  SKIP

[dcollector]

Thanks guys.

Figuring out how to trade a few of the 2nd's and 3rd's for a couple more first pattern FS daggers.

What I have is not as specialized a collection as I would prefer.

 

I like the old LSA, too, I do use Frog Lube, on these, provides a really good protective layer.