All About Pocket Knives

Blue Creek Cutlery has a few salmon listed, with pictures.

There were 2 other auctions that sold for $400.
Crazy.

Do you expect that the stag version of the Cripple Creek and the white bone Lick Creek will come out next week? The Lick Creek has shipped from GEC according to: https://bladeforums.com/threads/new-14-run.1596058/page-81#post-18505431 The Cripple Creek stag not listed as completed yet on the GEC bl...

MadTrapper wrote: They sure seem to be asking quite a bit on these... Just my thoughts.

I can't imagine how much their stag handled one will be.

Frank's Classic Knives has the Elderberry and Golden Brown for $5 less than SMKW.

The two blade elderberry and golden brown jigged bone versions are now available on SMKW. They are listed under the Cripple Creek brand.

The elderberry and golden brown jigged bone versions are now available on SMKW. They are listed under Cripple Creek and not Great Eastern Cutlery.

I have two #15 antique yellow jigged bone. One (top) has been lightly sanded with a scotchbrite pad. It looks like it was first dyed yellow, and then a dark brown on top that doesn't penetrate as deep. Overtime the brown will probably naturally wear or fade away exposing more yellow. https://i.imgur...

Could be hydrographic printing. a.k.a. hydro dipping.

Looks like these two:

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http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/wp- ... y-Wood.jpg

I think you are missing an S at the beginning. Seki Kanetsugu currently makes kitchen knives.

http://www.sekikanetsugu.co.jp/e/07_kaisya.html

Looks like they have a long history.

Could it be Jay B. Smith Funeral Homes? In business since 1932.

https://www.jaybsmith.com/who-we-are/history-and-staff