Mail Call !-Post your new pick-ups here............

[TPK]

The ole mailman was good to me today. Kinda feel like I stole this'un off the bay.

Nice find Joe! I have one that looks almost the same but it has a different # on it. 1967redrider gave me this one. It's the only Queen I have in my collection.

[TPK]

My son sent me this one from My Historical Knives here on AAPK. I had been watching it for some time and so he pulled the trigger for me. Bone handle but no tang stamp. Very old. Thanks Lee. Thanks for looking.

That's Super Cool Floyd! Can you tell us/me anything about it's blades.

[TPK]

This one was in the mailbox today, a Schrade Walden 196, florist knife. It has the 1946-1973 tang stamp so it is from 48 to 75 years old.

Treefarmer

Nice one Philip! I like that one!

[TPK]

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS. Anyways, it gets a spot in the showcase. Last picture is just a size comparison. Good medium sized knife.

Thanks for looking friends!

[Quick Steel]

Good looking knives and box.

[TPK]

Good looking knives and box.

Thanks Buddy! Appreciate it!

[Ivoryman]

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS. Anyways, it gets a spot in the showcase. Last picture is just a size comparison. Good medium sized knife.

Thanks for looking friends!

Sweeeeeeeet looking horn scales and knife period. Congrats, that's a beauty for sure. Like the Queen Barlow too. Good ones.

[Papa Bones]

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS. Anyways, it gets a spot in the showcase. Last picture is just a size comparison. Good medium sized knife.

Thanks for looking friends!

Very nice looking equal end pen Tom. Love the handles.

[TPK]

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS. Anyways, it gets a spot in the showcase. Last picture is just a size comparison. Good medium sized knife.

Thanks for looking friends!

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS. Anyways, it gets a spot in the showcase. Last picture is just a size comparison. Good medium sized knife.

Thanks for looking friends!

Very nice looking equal end pen Tom. Love the handles.

Sweeeeeeeet looking horn scales and knife period. Congrats, that's a beauty for sure. Like the Queen Barlow too. Good ones.

Thanks guys! Appreciate your comments friends!

[doglegg]

My son sent me this one from My Historical Knives here on AAPK. I had been watching it for some time and so he pulled the trigger for me. Bone handle but no tang stamp. Very old. Thanks Lee. Thanks for looking.

That's Super Cool Floyd! Can you tell us/me anything about it's blades.

Knice handles on those Tom.
The blades on my knife are for bleeding horses or other animals or people from back when that was accepted treatment.

[Dan In MI]

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS.

NOS or not, it's a beauty and a keeper!

Here is my delivery for today, another Camillus 27. This one has a very prominent Channellock etch. It isn't perfect (ding on the front cover, up near the top of the bolster, and the bail seems to have a slight tweak). But it's presentable, and if I find a nicer one, it'll get carried!

[Quick Steel]

Tom, My posting got mixed up on this thread because I did not identify which knife I was commenting on. And a whole bunch of entries got between dir110 and my response. So when I mentioned his two knives and their case I was referring his nice acquisitions.

However, Having looked over your new pick-up with the wonderful buffalo horn I can only add kudos. Great looking knife.

[Quick Steel]

Good looking Electricians knife Dan.

[Dan In MI]

Thanks, Quick Steel. I'm really liking them: ooverbuilt, great carriers, and modestly priced!

[Railsplitter]

Been looking for a Camillus 715 Yello-Jaket for about 6 months. Had one on my Ebay Saved Searches all this time and ended up finding one right here on AAPK thanks to the streaming banner at the top of the page.

[Dan In MI]

Congratulations on a great find, Rick!

[TPK]

Been looking for a Camillus 715 Yello-Jaket for about 6 months. Had one on my Ebay Saved Searches all this time and ended up finding one right here on AAPK thanks to the streaming banner at the top of the page.

I like that one & I love the size of it! Nice acquisition Rick!

[TPK]

This Kissing Crane with horn showed up this week. Looks like it might be NOS.

NOS or not, it's a beauty and a keeper!

Here is my delivery for today, another Camillus 27. This one has a very prominent Channellock etch. It isn't perfect (ding on the front cover, up near the top of the bolster, and the bail seems to have a slight tweak). But it's presentable, and if I find a nicer one, it'll get carried!

Thanks Dan! I figured out that it is NOS because the seller has 7 more of them.

Nice Score on the Camillus!

[TPK]

My son sent me this one from My Historical Knives here on AAPK. I had been watching it for some time and so he pulled the trigger for me. Bone handle but no tang stamp. Very old. Thanks Lee. Thanks for looking.

That's Super Cool Floyd! Can you tell us/me anything about it's blades.

Knice handles on those Tom.
The blades on my knife are for bleeding horses or other animals or people from back when that was accepted treatment.

OK cool! Learned something new. Thanks!

[dlr110]

Good looking little knife Rick, congrats...

[bighomer]

The ole mailman was good to me today. Kinda feel like I stole this'un off the bay.

Nice find Joe! I have one that looks almost the same but it has a different # on it. 1967redrider gave me this one. It's the only Queen I have in my collection.

That's a fine looking knife friend Tom.

[Railsplitter]

Congratulations on a great find, Rick!

I like that one & I love the size of it! Nice acquisition Rick!

Good looking little knife Rick, congrats...

Thanks guys!

[TPK]

The ole mailman was good to me today. Kinda feel like I stole this'un off the bay.

Nice find Joe! I have one that looks almost the same but it has a different # on it. 1967redrider gave me this one. It's the only Queen I have in my collection.

That's a fine looking knife friend Tom.

[Steamboat Willie]

Showed up yesterday!!

My first ever GEC. Having once worked in the Pennsylvania oil fields myself, and being a collector of antique engines and machinery, this knife called out to me. The scales made from reclaimed sucker rods is the icing on the cake. The fit and finish is far above and beyond that of any knife I have ever owned, including my best bucks and cases. Giving it some pocket time in the shop today, as my club prepares for an engine show next week. I told myself that I wouldn’t put a lot of miles on this one, but it’s going to be hard to resist the temptation to grab it every morning.

[Ivoryman]

Showed up yesterday!!

My first ever GEC. Having once worked in the Pennsylvania oil fields myself, and being a collector of antique engines and machinery, this knife called out to me. The scales made from reclaimed sucker rods is the icing on the cake. The fit and finish is far above and beyond that of any knife I have ever owned, including my best bucks and cases. Giving it some pocket time in the shop today, as my club prepares for an engine show next week. I told myself that I wouldn’t put a lot of miles on this one, but it’s going to be hard to resist the temptation to grab it every morning.

Congrats again and loved the review. Exact sentiment I have about being beyond my Bucks and Cases, and S&M and about every other brand I have except Moki. GEC made a convert our of me and I feel like you feel. Now I seek mostly GEC. Carry on and love it some. Not as much fun in the safe. 86s are out there, you can always get a back up if you really want/have to have one. Best carried, used, loved on, coon fingered, chicken eyed, appreciated, held, rubbed, played with and enjoyed I say. Congrats again and great to see your pics.