That's the one. So I've learned something. A Tuxedo pattern. Pretty little delicate pattern. Thanks.jerryd6818 wrote:Are you talking about this one? If you are, it's a Tuxedo pattern.doglegg wrote:Is the slender one a melon tester?TripleF wrote:Small is in today!!
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I really like those Ka-Bar dog's head knives. Especially the Coppersmiths. My gawd they are good looking.Railsplitter wrote:Received this nifty little pen knife from WAYNED's DOBBINSVILLE NC USA store here on AAPK. Neat little Dog's Head knife. Love the small clip blade.
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Well, much to my chagrin I was not able to make it to the Dalton Ga. Knife Show due to some mechanical problems I incurred in North Carolina so that brings my score to Work Days - 15,144 vs. Knife Shows - 0. I'll try to make the Blade show in June
. I was able to pick up a few onli ne last week though and had a Somewhat varied mail basket when I finally made it home. Three Cases and two Northwoods. 
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Greg, you know, a *really* dedicated knife nut would have left the truck on the side of the road and done a "planes, trains & automobiles" adventure to get to the knife show... 
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Holy cow! nice pick-ups, I especially like the coke bottle.gsmith7158 wrote:Well, much to my chagrin I was not able to make it to the Dalton Ga. Knife Show due to some mechanical problems I incurred in North Carolina so that brings my score to Work Days - 15,144 vs. Knife Shows - 0. I'll try to make the Blade show in June. I was able to pick up a few onli ne last week though and had a Somewhat varied mail basket when I finally made it home. Three Cases and two Northwoods.
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So glad I decided to pull the trigger on the smooth frontier bone...




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That thing is gorgeous.Tsar Bomba wrote:So glad I decided to pull the trigger on the smooth frontier bone...
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Didn't make it to the knife show? You could hold your own. Nice looking pick ups. Really like pick up #5.gsmith7158 wrote:Well, much to my chagrin I was not able to make it to the Dalton Ga. Knife Show due to some mechanical problems I incurred in North Carolina so that brings my score to Work Days - 15,144 vs. Knife Shows - 0. I'll try to make the Blade show in June. I was able to pick up a few onli ne last week though and had a Somewhat varied mail basket when I finally made it home. Three Cases and two Northwoods.
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This one just came from Cosgrove (AAPK store).
It's a Camillus Engineer's Knife with brass liners. Early wartime production.
The main blade has wear but it's still a good strong knife.
It's a Camillus Engineer's Knife with brass liners. Early wartime production.
The main blade has wear but it's still a good strong knife.
Queen City. My favorite! Bruno. 
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In another thread, we were discussing the mix & match parts with Schrade that occurred at the end of life for Camillus. Lo & behold, what should come in today's mail? A perfect example of exactly that. This is a single-blade linerlock that is exactly like a Schrade 18OT, except for the top & bottom line Camillus tang stamp and the blank shield. Companies can be so silly...
I don't own an 180T, but here's a picture I found online:
I don't own an 180T, but here's a picture I found online:
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fresh from the mailbox
A Case chestnut bone cv trapper and a Schrade USA barlow
Thanks to Steve and Denny.
A Case chestnut bone cv trapper and a Schrade USA barlow
Thanks to Steve and Denny.
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That chestnut bone is very pretty, but that Barlow is foxy...
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TFL, I kinda like those mix matched part knives. Kinda the red headed step child. Cool.TwoFlowersLuggage wrote:In another thread, we were discussing the mix & match parts with Schrade that occurred at the end of life for Camillus. Lo & behold, what should come in today's mail? A perfect example of exactly that. This is a single-blade linerlock that is exactly like a Schrade 18OT, except for the top & bottom line Camillus tang stamp and the blank shield. Companies can be so silly...
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I am not a trapper guy but that one looks good.ken98k wrote:fresh from the mailbox
A Case chestnut bone cv trapper and a Schrade USA barlow
Thanks to Steve and Denny.
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Wow, the spine picture of the old Camillus 4 blade shows how 'stoutly' made they were. 75 years old now and still going strong. Wish i had some Camillus genes in me.
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That's kinda' purty!
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What is on the blade etching that we can just see a peek of?rarreola wrote:20180310.jpg
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Got this one recently. Case Tony Bose Teardrop Jack in stag. Half stops with great fit and finish. Thanks for looking.
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Lol! Thanks Dave! 
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I think it says STAG with an etch of a deer.TwoFlowersLuggage wrote:What is on the blade etching that we can just see a peek of?rarreola wrote:20180310.jpg
Queen City. My favorite! Bruno. 
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Just received this old veteran of WW2 from Scott (TripleF). A Camillus Engineer's Jack with brass liners.
I just can't get enough of these old jacks.
The rest of the troops are in the background.
I just can't get enough of these old jacks.
The rest of the troops are in the background.
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Everything on this page is gorgeous, congrats all, fabulous photo fodder. Man.
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lol - with all the blades open on that Engineer's Jack, the liner well looks big enough to use as a lunch bowl... 
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