KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Love that Ulster ::tu::
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TripleF wrote: Mon Jan 23, 2023 4:36 pm The flea market was stacked with knives today....
Nice haul! Is the Case a 48 pattern?
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Dan In MI wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 4:53 pm
TripleF wrote: Mon Jan 23, 2023 4:36 pm The flea market was stacked with knives today....
Nice haul! Is the Case a 48 pattern?
TY ::handshake:: I think I can make out a 48 on the back tang.
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tvic wrote: Mon Jan 23, 2023 10:53 pm Nice lot, Scott!

Like that Old Timer, Dog!
Thanks tvic and G.D.! ::tu::
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Pick of the litter so to speak.
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The rest.
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bighomer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 12:45 pm Pick of the litter so to speak.
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The rest.
I see you picked up a #49, one of my favorites. ::tu::
Looks like central FL is full of knives.
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Gorgeous group of knives there, bighomer!
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treefarmer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 1:51 pm
bighomer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 12:45 pm Pick of the litter so to speak.
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The rest.
I see you picked up a #49, one of my favorites. ::tu::
Looks like central FL is full of knives.
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Actually 2 #49s the chocolate jigged Delrin is a #49 A, the etch is very faint. They are fine toters.
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bighomer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 2:42 pm
treefarmer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 1:51 pm
bighomer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 12:45 pm Pick of the litter so to speak.
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The rest.
I see you picked up a #49, one of my favorites. ::tu::
Looks like central FL is full of knives.
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Actually 2 #49s the chocolate jigged Delrin is a #49 A, the etch is very faint. They are fine toters.
10-4, I see it now! I was looking at your pile and noticed the imitation Winterbottom bone on my pad this morning before the power came back on. I can blow 'em up now and get a good look with the PC. I see the brown #49 is a 1995. ::tu:: The little Sod Buster looks like it is unused. The whole pile looks great!
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The Queens look to be the only knives in the bunch that's been used. Everything else looks like new. The ole guy that owned these was a hunter and gun enthusiasts, as you probably know from the amount of gimme knives from the NRA. I've got a couple of them at home, now it looks like I've got a collection. ::woot:: ::handshake::
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Nice group, bighomer! ::tu::
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Thanks fellers. ::handshake::
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Met Roger "peanut" and Mike "scout knives" at the gator show.
Found sum ole knives that I had a notion that I couldn't live with out. ::handshake::

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Cool pick ups BH..
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Definitely! Way to go, bighomer!
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Looking great, guys!
Picked up this Scallion at Cabela's in Hamburg, PA today.
I'm more for stockmans, but since I had the gift cards...
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Steve ;I enjoyed my Scllion a lot It was my first speedsafe knife.Still carry every now and then. ::tu::
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garddogg56 wrote: Sun Jan 29, 2023 1:18 am Steve ;I enjoyed my Scllion a lot It was my first speedsafe knife.Still carry every now and then. ::tu::
Seems like a popular knife here by quite a few, thus the reason I thought I'd give it a go.
I have noticed the thumb stud hangs on the hem of the top edge of the pocket when the knife is clipped into the pocket.
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All of the Onion series with SpeedSafe are fantastic knives.
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bighomer wrote: Wed Jan 25, 2023 12:45 pm Pick of the litter so to speak.
Looks like you snagged a nice Mini-T (white covers with flintlock & powder horn scrimshaw/etch, grooved bolsters)...very cool; that's my pick of your litter. 8) ::tu::
Steve Warden wrote: Sat Jan 28, 2023 10:00 pm Picked up this Scallion at Cabela's in Hamburg, PA today.
Can't go wrong with a Ken Onion Kershaw. The Scallion is a great little knife. Good score! ::nod::
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Not much. From the weekend and the flea market today...
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Steve Warden wrote: Sat Jan 28, 2023 10:00 pm Looking great, guys!
Picked up this Scallion at Cabela's in Hamburg, PA today.
I'm more for stockmans, but since I had the gift cards...
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::tu:: Great little knives. :)
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I feel like I racked up at the Beulah Baptist knife show in Boaz Alabama this morning:
All 13 together
All 13 together

Here is the breakdown:
Frost Congress
Frost Congress
My brother bought this Frost Congress and gave it to me. We give each other knives on occasions, and he thinks that I can make a custom shield for this one.
Hawkbill and electricians knife
Hawkbill and electricians knife
The Queen (76) Hawkbill is rough. I may see if I can make something totally different out of it. The other is a Utica Electrician's knife with a broken screwdriver blade.

Craftsman Camillus
Craftsman Camillus
Then there is a Craftsman "72 pattern" for restoral, and a Camillus sailor's knife. I have been needing a backspring for a sailor's knife, and luckily that is about all that is still good on this one!
Kabar Hunter
Kabar Hunter
. This Kabar 1184 Folding Hunter is about to become a single-blade knife.
Frontier Stockman
Frontier Stockman
This Frontier small Stockman just needs a light cleaning.
Schrades
Schrades
Ulster 58OY, Schrade 34OT, and Schrade 881 all need a little work.
More Schrades
More Schrades
Laslt, a Schrade Walden 825, Schrade Scrimshaw SC505, and a Schrade 881Y.

The last two Schrades and the Frontier are all pocket-worthy toters right now. Everything else is just for fun.
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Nice haul! ::tu::
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Looking for any info on this knife almost looks brand new but dates to the 40s I know there are knock offs out there but it's solid with no play on the blade. So you or anyone know what it is?
Looking for any info on this knife almost looks brand new but dates to the 40s I know there are knock offs out there but it's solid with no play on the blade. So you or anyone know what it is?
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