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>>9230469
A picture of the whole knife together.

>>9230469
>when my great grandpa met my grandmother ... Both still married.

Hmmm, really makes you think.

Oh wow, he made a knife for her. I bet she totally flipped her shit. Everyone knows girls go bonkers over custommade slicer knives.

A hint anon: If your grandparents are still married, all credit for that goes to your grandmother.

my grandma willed me her le creuset dutch oven

i hope i never get it :(

>>9232767
you seem like a bit of a loser

>>9232770
we got a big shot over here

>>9232771
Why would you infer that from that post?

>>9232783
just sort of a loser sour grape attitude toward a thoughtful gesture
not unlike >>9232777

I have a field mess kit my gramps took off a dead kraut. Complete with Nazi markings. I don't use it though, that's stupid.

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Great grandmother's rolling pin. At least 100 years old.

>>9232868
Hey, that reminds me I have my great-great-grandmother's wooden spatula.She was an actual professional cook. I inherited it from my grandmother. I also have some dough cutter devices, a little handle with a small wheel that leaves a zig-zag pattern in the dough. The wheel is still made from actual bone.

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Im hoping to get a sixth generation molcajete within 5/6 years

>>9230472
I'd call that a dagger.

>Married 43 years
Are you sure it wasn't just some form of a threat?