Passed to family here. A few items I'd had since a young teen. I had the following items embossed with that Boy Scout logo that I'd had and used way back when I was a member of Troop 107:
-Plumb 3/4 axe
-2 quart aluminum canteen
-Yucca pack and aluminum external frame
I was in my mid to late 20s when I passed them to a younger cousin still active in the Scouts.
I've also owned and sold/traded dozens of firearms in my life but there are a few that I wish I'd kept:
-A Ruger Single Six revolver with both a 22LR cylinder and another 22Magnum cylinder
-A Colt Combat Comander in 45ACP
-A Colt Trooper 357 with a chromefinish, walnut grips and a 6" barrel
-Another Chrome Colt Trooper 357 with a 4" barrel and rubber grips
-A Montgomery Ward bolt action 30-06 (made for them under contract by Winchester as a cheaper copy of their pre-64 model 70)
Lost a couple of knives:
-A Craftsman brand 4 blade/tool camper's knife (loads of good memories with that knife)
-A Queen Cutlery fixed blade knife; a 6" bladed hunting knife with bone handle
I've also owned 8 horses over my lifetime. The very first one (a pinto mare) I got when I was 6 years old and kept her until she died 29 years later. The rest I got and sold at various times (three of them were foals I'd gotten out of the first mare and one other Appaloosa) The only one I regretted selling was the third one I got. He was a Morgan gelding I got when I was about 8 years old and he was did everything asked of him: He was a great trail riding horse, sure footed, not overly afraid of heights nor gunshy, a great cow pony, and a good plow horse (every bit the multi pupose horse that Morgan's are meant to be) And most importantly, he was a gentle, patient teacher for a young horseman.
