It's In The Mail

[Papa Bones]

– – I don't know what I'm going to do with all them but I love them!

Wll.......There's only one thing you can do..........find a Keen Kutter knife for each of them.
Neat find Ryan.

[Stanwade]

Great idea, Smitty!

[doglegg]

Papa Bones, you are a genius!!! I like the way your think.

[Papa Bones]

I received notification that this was in the mail. A rare Camillus Three Blade Stockman. O.K. that's the way it was listed, but we all know it's a Camillus 72 pattern Whittler. Appears to have very little use. It is a late Camillus with the double line tang stamp with the double line Camillus stamped shield. I had saved this in my saved auction list, but I have to thank Floyd aka:doggleg for looking out for me. He had sent me a message advising me about it. Looking forward to getting it for inspection. Another addition to my Camillus 72 family.

[cody6268]

I received notification that this was in the mail. A rare Camillus Three Blade Stockman. O.K. that's the way it was listed, but we all know it's a Camillus 72 pattern Whittler. Appears to have very little use. It is a late Camillus with the double line tang stamp with the double line Camillus stamped shield. I had saved this in my saved auction list, but I have to thank Floyd aka:doggleg for looking out for me. He had sent me a message advising me about it. Looking forward to getting it for inspection. Another addition to my Camillus 72 family.

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That one is black bone, correct? I really need something nicer than the red/brown Delrin on my 1047. May just get it rehandled.

[doglegg]

Yes Sir it is one with the black bone handles. Post some pics if you do rehandle your 1047.

[jerryd6818]

That one is more difficult to find than the Sears Ducks on the Water or the Ole Smoky. You done good Smitty.

[Papa Bones]

That one is black bone, correct? I really need something nicer than the red/brown Delrin on my 1047. May just get it rehandled.

That is what I've been told. Will put it under the scope when I get it to make sure. I will post more info on it in the Camillus 72 thread when I get it.

Yes Sir it is one with the black bone handles. Post some pics if you do rehandle your 1047.

What Floyd said!!

That one is more difficult to find than the Sears Ducks on the Water or the Ole Smoky. You done good Smitty.

Thanks Jerry. I am stoked to get it.

[jerryd6818]

Smitty, it is bone.

[Grump01]

I received notification that this was in the mail. A rare Camillus Three Blade Stockman. O.K. that's the way it was listed, but we all know it's a Camillus 72 pattern Whittler. Appears to have very little use. It is a late Camillus with the double line tang stamp with the double line Camillus stamped shield. I had saved this in my saved auction list, but I have to thank Floyd aka:doggleg for looking out for me. He had sent me a message advising me about it. Looking forward to getting it for inspection. Another addition to my Camillus 72 family.

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Looks like the one I missed out on by not raising my top bid enough.......

Don

[KLJ77]

That is a sweet looking Camillus, Smitty.

[cody6268]

Seller photos were pretty bad, but they had good feedback, and these knives were cheap--$20 for the pair. I figured at the least, these would be great users. Both of these are linerlock Schrades--well, one is a Craftsman that is Sears' version of the 194OT.

Sears Craftsman USA 95074. I figure this is the perfect EDC for me, one blade, linerlock, carbon steel. And, at a price I could afford.

Failed to notice tip was busted off the 18OT Mighty Mite. However, I think this is a good basis for a Wharncliffe reprofiling. Gonna try it myself. Wharncliffe is a great way to get a lot out of a small knife. I feel, however, I can say I got the knife for free, given what a 194OT or even the Craftsman variant goes for these days.

[Papa Bones]

Seller photos were pretty bad, but they had good feedback, and these knives were cheap--$20 for the pair. I figured at the least, these would be great users. Both of these are linerlock Schrades--well, one is a Craftsman that is Sears' version of the 194OT.

Sears Craftsman USA 95074. I figure this is the perfect EDC for me, one blade, linerlock, carbon steel. And, at a price I could afford.

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Failed to notice tip was busted off the 18OT Mighty Mite. However, I think this is a good basis for a Wharncliffe reprofiling. Gonna try it myself. Wharncliffe is a great way to get a lot out of a small knife. I feel, however, I can say I got the knife for free, given what a 194OT or even the Craftsman variant goes for these days.

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I've always like the 1940T and variations. Lot of good use left in those. Let us know how the re-profile turns out.

[TPK]

I received notification that this was in the mail. A rare Camillus Three Blade Stockman. O.K. that's the way it was listed, but we all know it's a Camillus 72 pattern Whittler. Appears to have very little use. It is a late Camillus with the double line tang stamp with the double line Camillus stamped shield. I had saved this in my saved auction list, but I have to thank Floyd aka:doggleg for looking out for me. He had sent me a message advising me about it. Looking forward to getting it for inspection. Another addition to my Camillus 72 family.

Lucky Dawg! Man that's a Beauty! Congrats Buddy!

[TPK]

Seller photos were pretty bad, but they had good feedback, and these knives were cheap--$20 for the pair. I figured at the least, these would be great users. Both of these are linerlock Schrades--well, one is a Craftsman that is Sears' version of the 194OT.
Sears Craftsman USA 95074. I figure this is the perfect EDC for me, one blade, linerlock, carbon steel. And, at a price I could afford.

Those will make some great EDC's! Been wanting one of those Mighty Mite's myself!

[TPK]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

[Colonel26]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

Very nice!!!

[Colonel26]

Sitting here in the deer blind with nothing moving at all. In my frustration I PULLED THE TRIGGER (pun intended) in this old loomfixer.

[TPK]

Sitting here in the deer blind with nothing moving at all. In my frustration I PULLED THE TRIGGER (pun intended) in this old loomfixer.

Touchdown!

[Colonel26]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

That’s a great pattern. And with a federal shield it’s even that much better.

[TPK]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

That’s a great pattern. And with a federal shield it’s even that much better.

Thanks Buddy!

Your Loom-Fixer is an awesome piece of cutlery! Congrats!

[doglegg]

Wade, great score on the loom fixer.... now to pull the trigger on a nice buck.

[doglegg]

Tom, great score and maybe in time for Christmas.

[TPK]

Tom, great score and maybe in time for Christmas.

Hopefully it will be here by then Floyd! I've been really good this, ummmm today!

[Papa Bones]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

Awesome Tom Looking forward when you can show them off with your collection.