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Congrats on getting those two in Jerry.
Talk about searching for contraband, we had that type of search occasionally too but the searchers had to do the whole ship. The ships company lockers and everywhere else. Not really sure what earned this treatment as the ship never returned to the US as far as I know after being forward deployed to Yokosuka, at least when I rode it.
The knife everyone carried on board was a Buck 110 from the ships store, even the bosun's mates. I don't think the government wanted to issue sharp, pointy things to sailors as part of their kit.
Talk about searching for contraband, we had that type of search occasionally too but the searchers had to do the whole ship. The ships company lockers and everywhere else. Not really sure what earned this treatment as the ship never returned to the US as far as I know after being forward deployed to Yokosuka, at least when I rode it.
The knife everyone carried on board was a Buck 110 from the ships store, even the bosun's mates. I don't think the government wanted to issue sharp, pointy things to sailors as part of their kit.
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I'm sure all you old Marines remember powdered eggs, powdered milk and spam. We all had great chow on ship, but after about 3 weeks and running short before we headed to the supply ship that was out main source of food. Not to mention gains burgers ( small hamburgers in a can) instant mashed potatoes, and meat older than the crew. Also not forgetting bug juice! ftd
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I try to suppress the bad memories, Ferg.
I can tell you this and I'm fairly certain you've seen me say it several times before, the worst chow I ever had, for any extended period of time on dry land, was at the Navy chowhall on the Seabee Base Port Hueneme, CA. I was there for four months and don't remember one single decent meal.
I can tell you this and I'm fairly certain you've seen me say it several times before, the worst chow I ever had, for any extended period of time on dry land, was at the Navy chowhall on the Seabee Base Port Hueneme, CA. I was there for four months and don't remember one single decent meal.
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Usually our chow was really good. The worst meal I had was at Ft. Hayes induction center in Columbus. Army mess halls serve the same meal world wide or so I was told.Mess cooks on our ship got bilge duties if they cooked a bad meal. ftd
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Well I don't know about the meals being the same worldwide in the Army but keep in mind, the cooks and their capabilities were all different.
Case in point. The best I remember we had three cooks on Monkey Mountain (actually four but I don't recall the head cook ever showing up in the mess hall except at chow time). Again to the best of my memory they rotated two days on and one day off. Two were fairly decent and the third was awful. I pulled a month of mess duty while on the mountain and was assigned to the pot shack. Cook #3 we'll call him, made spaghetti one day and burnt it. He burnt it so bad that not only did it taste burned but it took forever to chip the burned crust out of the bottom of the pot. Yeah, he served it. Waste not, want not (plus you don't get your butt chewed)
Case in point. The best I remember we had three cooks on Monkey Mountain (actually four but I don't recall the head cook ever showing up in the mess hall except at chow time). Again to the best of my memory they rotated two days on and one day off. Two were fairly decent and the third was awful. I pulled a month of mess duty while on the mountain and was assigned to the pot shack. Cook #3 we'll call him, made spaghetti one day and burnt it. He burnt it so bad that not only did it taste burned but it took forever to chip the burned crust out of the bottom of the pot. Yeah, he served it. Waste not, want not (plus you don't get your butt chewed)
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Amen to that!jerryd6818 wrote:I gotta tell you dogg, it's much more interesting now than it was then.
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But knowing what you know now, would you do it all over again? With the ability to make a couple of modifications, I would but I get to be 17 years old again.knife7knut wrote:Amen to that!jerryd6818 wrote:I gotta tell you dogg, it's much more interesting now than it was then.
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AAAAH, all those sweet memories, our best one on bad meals was when we was in Hong Kong ,we had Marysoo side cleaners painting our ship so we decided to feed them.The duty cooks fixed fried rice and it was so bad the Chinese wouldn't eat it. ftd
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Back to the stuff that's on it's way to me OR you.
I have this fascination with the 3¼" medium jacks. I even bought a little 16 knife folder so they would all be together.
Now I've discovered the Sabre and Monarch line and there is a 3¼" jack in their lineup. In fact more than one. I already had a Made In Japan Monarch 3¼" Jack but this past weekend I discovered a Sabre Monarch #205 3¼" Jack on eBay and bought it yesterday. It doesn't show shipped yet but it should be on it's way to me soon ( ). Now I just need to get a Sabre 3¼" Jack to round out the set (I think).
I have this fascination with the 3¼" medium jacks. I even bought a little 16 knife folder so they would all be together.
Now I've discovered the Sabre and Monarch line and there is a 3¼" jack in their lineup. In fact more than one. I already had a Made In Japan Monarch 3¼" Jack but this past weekend I discovered a Sabre Monarch #205 3¼" Jack on eBay and bought it yesterday. It doesn't show shipped yet but it should be on it's way to me soon ( ). Now I just need to get a Sabre 3¼" Jack to round out the set (I think).
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I have, for some time, been looking at a Buck 303 Cadet with the intent of turning it into a two blade jack. This morning, about 0300, I finally pulled the trigger. It's the seller's picture but the seller claims it's "in the mail". It's only coming from Tennessee so it should be here by the weekend.
I bought one of these in the mid-'90s. It was on sale at Wal-Mart in DeKalb, IL when they were closing everything out in preparation for their move to the new Super Wal-Mart store just down the road. I carried it until my first road trip after 9/11 when TSA stole it from me.
I bought one of these in the mid-'90s. It was on sale at Wal-Mart in DeKalb, IL when they were closing everything out in preparation for their move to the new Super Wal-Mart store just down the road. I carried it until my first road trip after 9/11 when TSA stole it from me.
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What a weekend. These have all been marked shipped or promised to be shipped (Dale).
All are seller's pictures of course.
From Dale's store. Schrade 293 Trapper. Ain't she a beauty? Same-same Camillus #29.
Christmas present for my oldest granddaughter. Vic Classic Special Edition.
Christmas present for Linnea. When it hit me that this coming year we will have been together 25 years and I never thought to buy a knife for her, I was shocked. Vic Classic Special Edition.
Something to add to my small collection of 3¼" Medium Jacks. Sears Craftsman #95222. (Schrade made of course)
And last but not least, a tang stamp I've wanted for a long time. A Swanner Gunstock Jack with bone handles.
The waiting begins.
All are seller's pictures of course.
From Dale's store. Schrade 293 Trapper. Ain't she a beauty? Same-same Camillus #29.
Christmas present for my oldest granddaughter. Vic Classic Special Edition.
Christmas present for Linnea. When it hit me that this coming year we will have been together 25 years and I never thought to buy a knife for her, I was shocked. Vic Classic Special Edition.
Something to add to my small collection of 3¼" Medium Jacks. Sears Craftsman #95222. (Schrade made of course)
And last but not least, a tang stamp I've wanted for a long time. A Swanner Gunstock Jack with bone handles.
The waiting begins.
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Re: It's In The Mail
Jerry that looks like a group worth waiting for.
I hope you have a full mailbox soon.
I hope you have a full mailbox soon.
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Re: It's In The Mail
I have 2 of the Blade Forums2015 knives in the mail on their way to me right now. Left Kent, Washington on Dec 1 and went south to Los Angeles instead of north to Canada? Since Dec 6 the only tracking info says they left the Los Angeles facility and are on their way to their destination. Not worried, have never had anything go missing yet and I am sure they will get here sometime. Pics are from Canal Street and were posted on Blade Forums.
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Re: It's In The Mail
FYI Jerry,jerryd6818 wrote:Back to the stuff that's on it's way to me OR you.
I have this fascination with the 3¼" medium jacks. I even bought a little 16 knife folder so they would all be together.
Imperial used the 3-1/4" frame quite a bit. Ulster also used that size and later on so did Schrade, but Imperial did a lot with that fame even prior to WWII if memory serves.
Here is a knife that should be on the way to me tomorrow, a Camillus rope knife.
I am not sure, but it may be a later version of the WWI Navy issue rope knife.
The auction had dark pics and described it as "Vintage Camillus Cutlery Co Folding Pocket Knife."
On these first two pics I have posted the seller's pic and then the same pic run through Photoshop.
It is amazing how much more you can see from the came picture. Tang stamp pic. Now I join Jerry on pins and needles waiting for the post man to deliver!
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Dale I made you pay a extra $2.51.
Glad you got it
I was thinking WW 2
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Re: It's In The Mail
Dale that Camillus is awesome.
Cuz, that's a right nice pile there. But that Schrade takes the cake. Most excellent.
Cuz, that's a right nice pile there. But that Schrade takes the cake. Most excellent.
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Re: It's In The Mail
A question about this pattern for you deep thinkers. Why in the world would a fingernail file be the choice for a secondary blade? Why not a pen blade in the same size?orvet wrote:FYI Jerry,jerryd6818 wrote:Back to the stuff that's on it's way to me OR you.
I have this fascination with the 3¼" medium jacks. I even bought a little 16 knife folder so they would all be together.
Imperial used the 3-1/4" frame quite a bit. Ulster also used that size and later on so did Schrade, but Imperial did a lot with that fame even prior to WWII if memory serves.
Here is a knife that should be on the way to me tomorrow, a Camillus rope knife.
I am not sure, but it may be a later version of the WWI Navy issue rope knife.
The auction had dark pics and described it as "Vintage Camillus Cutlery Co Folding Pocket Knife."
On these first two pics I have posted the seller's pic and then the same pic run through Photoshop.
It is amazing how much more you can see from the came picture.
Now I join Jerry on pins and needles waiting for the post man to deliver!
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Re: It's In The Mail
Paladin wrote: A question about this pattern for you deep thinkers. Why in the world would a fingernail file be the choice for a secondary blade? Why not a pen blade in the same size?
Ray
So that the "dark, salty, slimy creatures that inhabited the murky depths of
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At least I think that was the reason.
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was the WORD, and the WORD was GOD -- and all else was darkness
and void, without form. So, GOD created the Heavens and the Earth.
He created the sun, and the moon, and the stars, so that the light might
pierce the darkness. The earth GOD divided between the land and the
sea and these HE filled with many assorted creatures.
And the dark, salty, slimy creatures that inhabited the murky depths of
the oceans, GOD called sailors, and he dressed them accordingly, with
trousers that looked like bells at the bottom, with cute little flaps on
their shirts to hide the hickeys on their necks. He also gave them long
sideburns and shaggy looking beards. GOD nicknamed them "squids" and
banished them to a lifetime at sea so the normal folks would not have to
associate with them. To further identify these unloved creatures, HE
called them petty and commodore instead of titles worthy of red-blooded
men.
And the flighty creatures of the land, GOD called soldiers. And with a
twinkle in HIS eye, and a sense of humor only HE could have, GOD made
their trousers too short, and hats too large, and gave them pockets to warm
their hands. And to adorn their uniforms, GOD gave them badges in
quantities only a dime store owner could appreciate. And HE gave them
emblems and crests...and all sorts of shiny things that glittered...and
devices that dangled. (When you are GOD, you tend to get carried away --
in a big way.)
On the 5th day, HE thought about creating some air creatures for which
he designed a Greyhound bus driver's uniform especially for flyboys, but
HE discarded the idea during the first week, and it was not until years
later that some apostles "resurrected" the idea and established what we
now know as the wild blue yonder wonders.
And on the 7th day, as you know, GOD rested. and on the 8th day at 0500,
GOD looked down upon the earth and was not happy. GOD was not happy!!!
So, he thought about his labors, and in HIS infinite wisdom, GOD created
a divine creature, and this HE called Marine. And these Marines, who GOD
had created in HIS own image, were to be of the air and of the land and
of the sea. And these HE gave many wonderful uniforms. Some were green,
some were blue with red trim, and in the early days some were even a
beautiful tan.
He gave them practical fighting uniforms, so that they could wage war
against the forces of Satan and Evil.
He gave them service uniforms for their daily work and training, that
they might be sharp and ready...And HE gave them evening dress
uniforms...Sharp, stylish, handsome things, so they might promenade with
their ladies on a Saturday night, and impress the crap out outta
everybody!!! HE even gave them swords so that people who were not
impressed could be dealt with.
And at the end of the 8th day, GOD looked down upon the earth and saw
that it was good. But was GOD happy? NO!!! GOD was still not happy!!!
Because in the course of his labors, GOD had forgotten one thing...HE
did not have a Marine uniform HIMSELF!!! But, HE thought about it, and
thought about it and finally satisfied himself in knowing that...
Well, not everybody can be a Marine!!!
(Biblical citations supplied by Lt Col Beil, USMC,Retired.)
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Dale, you forgot one thing that God gave the Marines, a "jar head" big enough to contain all the info the drill instructors gave them! LOL with all due respect, Terry
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Re: It's In The Mail
That is funny Terry.
When I was stationed in So. Cal. a friend, ex-sailor, introduced me of a high school age kid as a "jar head.
Later the kid introduced me to some of his friends and said, "This is Dale. He is a..., ah..., a bottle neck."
It was all I could do to keep from busting a gut laughing and embarrassing the poor kid!
When I was stationed in So. Cal. a friend, ex-sailor, introduced me of a high school age kid as a "jar head.
Later the kid introduced me to some of his friends and said, "This is Dale. He is a..., ah..., a bottle neck."
It was all I could do to keep from busting a gut laughing and embarrassing the poor kid!
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Well, THAT makes it all clear!orvet wrote:Paladin wrote: A question about this pattern for you deep thinkers. Why in the world would a fingernail file be the choice for a secondary blade? Why not a pen blade in the same size?
Ray
So that the "dark, salty, slimy creatures that inhabited the murky depths of
the oceans" could clean the barnacles from under their fingernails! †
At least I think that was the reason.
† IN THE BEGINNING...
was the WORD, and the WORD was GOD -- and all else was darkness
and void, without form. So, GOD created the Heavens and the Earth.
He created the sun, and the moon, and the stars, so that the light might
pierce the darkness. The earth GOD divided between the land and the
sea and these HE filled with many assorted creatures.
And the dark, salty, slimy creatures that inhabited the murky depths of
the oceans, GOD called sailors, and he dressed them accordingly, with
trousers that looked like bells at the bottom, with cute little flaps on
their shirts to hide the hickeys on their necks. He also gave them long
sideburns and shaggy looking beards. GOD nicknamed them "squids" and
banished them to a lifetime at sea so the normal folks would not have to
associate with them. To further identify these unloved creatures, HE
called them petty and commodore instead of titles worthy of red-blooded
men.
And the flighty creatures of the land, GOD called soldiers. And with a
twinkle in HIS eye, and a sense of humor only HE could have, GOD made
their trousers too short, and hats too large, and gave them pockets to warm
their hands. And to adorn their uniforms, GOD gave them badges in
quantities only a dime store owner could appreciate. And HE gave them
emblems and crests...and all sorts of shiny things that glittered...and
devices that dangled. (When you are GOD, you tend to get carried away --
in a big way.)
On the 5th day, HE thought about creating some air creatures for which
he designed a Greyhound bus driver's uniform especially for flyboys, but
HE discarded the idea during the first week, and it was not until years
later that some apostles "resurrected" the idea and established what we
now know as the wild blue yonder wonders.
And on the 7th day, as you know, GOD rested. and on the 8th day at 0500,
GOD looked down upon the earth and was not happy. GOD was not happy!!!
So, he thought about his labors, and in HIS infinite wisdom, GOD created
a divine creature, and this HE called Marine. And these Marines, who GOD
had created in HIS own image, were to be of the air and of the land and
of the sea. And these HE gave many wonderful uniforms. Some were green,
some were blue with red trim, and in the early days some were even a
beautiful tan.
He gave them practical fighting uniforms, so that they could wage war
against the forces of Satan and Evil.
He gave them service uniforms for their daily work and training, that
they might be sharp and ready...And HE gave them evening dress
uniforms...Sharp, stylish, handsome things, so they might promenade with
their ladies on a Saturday night, and impress the crap out outta
everybody!!! HE even gave them swords so that people who were not
impressed could be dealt with.
And at the end of the 8th day, GOD looked down upon the earth and saw
that it was good. But was GOD happy? NO!!! GOD was still not happy!!!
Because in the course of his labors, GOD had forgotten one thing...HE
did not have a Marine uniform HIMSELF!!! But, HE thought about it, and
thought about it and finally satisfied himself in knowing that...
Well, not everybody can be a Marine!!!
(Biblical citations supplied by Lt Col Beil, USMC,Retired.)
Ray
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Can you give me a link that shows those two knives? I keep a few of these on-hand just for the parts to repair them with and would like to see if there's any hope for them.jerryd6818 wrote:Those last two over on the Bluegrass thread were unfixable, or at least I couldn't figure them out.
I'll be checking for blade dates when I look them over too.carrmillus wrote:.........does anyone have one of the all metal military knives that is date stamped earlier than 1958??.......seems like i read on one of the forums somewhere that 1958 was the earliest date stamp???................ ............................
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Sorry Bob. I don't know what your talking about. Can you give me another clue?Elvis wrote:Can you give me a link that shows those two knives? I keep a few of these on-hand just for the parts to repair them with and would like to see if there's any hope for them.jerryd6818 wrote:Those last two over on the Bluegrass thread were unfixable, or at least I couldn't figure them out.
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Re: It's In The Mail
I was just wanting a look at the two knives mentioned to determine if they could be repaired or perhaps bought for parts. As for what two knives, I was hoping carrmillus could answer that one.
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Bob, if this quote is what you're talking about, I was referring to video links someone had posted.jerryd6818 wrote:Those last two over on the Bluegrass thread were unfixable, or at least I couldn't figure them out.
BTW, that little project we discussed will be "in the mail" today. The check will be in a separate envelope. I forgot to stick it in with the package until after it was all packed up, sealed and addressed.
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This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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