I've always liked certain older knife designs, like stockman, whittler, and canoe patterns. I liked the concept of merging a canoe with a whittler and was so impressed by the quality and workmanship of my first cannitler that I bought a few more to keep.
From the top down the scales are mastodon ivory, red jigged bone, smooth brown bone and jigged brown bone.
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Beautiful knives and an awesome collection, the red jigged bone bone scales are amazing.

Wow! Ditto to Johnny but I really like the smooth brown bone.

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Thank you, gentlemen for your comments. I do believe that Canal Street is making some of the finest knives in current production anywhere.

Beautiful canittlers Spectrum!!

Say, what's in the box? I do believe it's a little too large for a canittler

Eric

Nice Collection Spectrum! Sweet. I love the Cannitler it's a great knife.
Should we throw up a couple more pictures of these guys to share with you all?

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WOW WEEE GR8 looking. I like the first one...
Who carved the bolsters?

Looking in my files I even found one. CS Cannitler 312524 Dark Amber Jigged bone # 002. I do not remember it but, it looks like I am on a new hunt. Just to hard to get out of my safe.

Ken

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Beautiful knife you have there. That is one that I haven't seen. I know Canal Street has made some limited editions for dealers like A.G. Russell, that company has listed some unusual ones in their catalog.
The mastodon ivory knife with the scrollwork on the bolsters was a limited edition in 2007 for the members of another knife forum. The blade is etched "1 0f 57" and the serial number of this knife is 007.
I bought it from the original owner who decided that he didn't care for canoe pattern knives. I have no interest in collecting some knife types, too- but the canoe is one of my favorite patterns.
I just followed the link to the D.P. Hunter website and saw many great products. I will keep the site in mind when making new purchases. Feel free to forward my unsolicited testimony to the quality of their products on your next visit to the factory.

Thank you Spectrum ~ will do!

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Nice bunch of canitlers guys.

Spectrum, glad to have you join us at the CS drool bucket.

Mike, looks like you got your own shield now. Way cool.

Phil

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Thanks for noticing Phil ~ yep we sure did!

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Got this beauty yesterday...2-1/2" Three Blade Cannitler, Mahonghany Buffalo Horn, #1 with both the CSC Shield and the Drop Point Hunter Shields. Better hurry and get a CSC Knife from Michael with the double Shileds fellas...Michael has informed me that he will not have any more produced with the double shields. What he has is what there is...COLLECTOR!...lolololo

Here's a picture of this little beauty.

Tom

Got a new cannitler out today guys... Will post it shortly ... Amber Tortoise Shell .... Also we have improved the action of the blades

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I think I have a Canal Street problem. Can't get enough.

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