Ulster Collecting

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Re: Ulster Collecting

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Meridian_Mike wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 11:54 am I fished another 114 OT out of the bay yesterday.
What drew me to it in the first place was the look of the covers,,,,,

OK.... humor me a little here.
The cover material doesn't exactly look like delrin....
Maybe its the sellers pictures but the color changes sure have a bone look.
Wishful thinking I'm sure......

ANYWAY.... here it is...


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:D
That's a good lookin' knife, Mike. I'm going with delrin. I have a couple of Ulster's that have scales just like that. They are delrin, but a very good version of it. It seems to have crisper jigging than most of my other delrin knives. I hope I'm wrong, but it's a great old knife either way.. ::tu::
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toomanyknives wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 1:38 pm
That's a good lookin' knife, Mike. I'm going with delrin. I have a couple of Ulster's that have scales just like that. They are delrin, but a very good version of it. It seems to have crisper jigging than most of my other delrin knives. I hope I'm wrong, but it's a great old knife either way.. ::tu::
Yeah.... I figure it really is delrin but I had to dream a little....LOL.

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Meridian_Mike wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 2:20 pm
toomanyknives wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 1:38 pm
That's a good lookin' knife, Mike. I'm going with delrin. I have a couple of Ulster's that have scales just like that. They are delrin, but a very good version of it. It seems to have crisper jigging than most of my other delrin knives. I hope I'm wrong, but it's a great old knife either way.. ::tu::
Yeah.... I figure it really is delrin but I had to dream a little....LOL.

:mrgreen:
Hey, I was wrong once in 1972 I think. I could be wrong again.. :D When you get it, let us know what you find. BTW, a few of my favorite knives are delrin, and I especially like "rough black" Case and other brand handles. Enjoy that bad boy!
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toomanyknives wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 2:27 pm
Hey, I was wrong once in 1972 I think. I could be wrong again.. :D When you get it, let us know what you find. BTW, a few of my favorite knives are delrin, and I especially like "rough black" Case and other brand handles. Enjoy that bad boy!
LOL.... yep, I understand. NOW ME.... Last time I was wrong was ...OH.... about 15 minutes ago.....

I mostly collect Old Timers and they USUALLY ALL have delrin covers. SO, I am good with delrin. It's cell that I can't abide....SAD.
Any Old Timers with bone covers are a HUGE plus to me....

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Meridian_Mike wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 2:36 pm
toomanyknives wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 2:27 pm
Hey, I was wrong once in 1972 I think. I could be wrong again.. :D When you get it, let us know what you find. BTW, a few of my favorite knives are delrin, and I especially like "rough black" Case and other brand handles. Enjoy that bad boy!
LOL.... yep, I understand. NOW ME.... Last time I was wrong was ...OH.... about 15 minutes ago.....

I mostly collect Old Timers and they USUALLY ALL have delrin covers. SO, I am good with delrin. It's cell that I can't abide....SAD.
Any Old Timers with bone covers are a HUGE plus to me....

::tu::
I'm with you there. I love Old Timers and Uncle Henry's. Staglon rules!! Here's a batch of my Schrades.Oh, and I'm wrong all the time!
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SWEET!!!

That is a very nice line-up!!

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Well, I fooled around long enough on the net until I found myself a matchbook with the Knife ad.

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Now if I can just find that chewing tobacco coupon....

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::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ::nod:: ::nod::
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Meridian_Mike wrote: Wed May 12, 2021 3:05 pm SWEET!!!

That is a very nice line-up!!

::tu::
Thank you sir!
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Long shot. Looking for a bale for an Ulster Mountain Corps issue knife. Flat type with "US" stamp on outer curve. Knife is otherwise fair. Thanks. J.O'.
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Three spring whittler, first knife I have with the three springs. Still in good condition with pretty descent snap. Thanks for looking.
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That's a very nice looking knife in that pattern, Bill.

How long is it?
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Thanks Joe, I have put it away but around three and half maybe? I will try to check tomorrow.
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BWT wrote: Tue May 25, 2021 12:34 am Three spring whittler, first knife I have with the three springs. Still in good condition with pretty descent snap. Thanks for looking.
That is a very interesting knife Bill....
I always like to see those old Ulsters.... is that a Dwight Devine?

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Yes it is Mike thanks for looking
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BWT wrote: Tue May 25, 2021 12:34 am Three spring whittler, first knife I have with the three springs. Still in good condition with pretty descent snap. Thanks for looking.
I love the shape of the frame and the shield.
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Added a pretty nice Ulster Jumbo Jack this week, just over 4".
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John, that is a beauty ::tu:: ::tu:: I love barehead jumbo Jacks!!
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Wow John pretty nice is an understatement, thanks for sharing sharing it ::tu:: ::tu:: It’s a beauty!!
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Nice one, John. ::tu::
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That's a gorgeous Jack, well done John!
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JohnR wrote: Fri Jul 09, 2021 9:15 pm Added a pretty nice Ulster Jumbo Jack this week, just over 4".
WOW ::woot:: The wood on that is simply gorgeous. Great addition. ::tu::
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JohnR wrote: Fri Jul 09, 2021 9:15 pm Added a pretty nice Ulster Jumbo Jack this week, just over 4".
Very nice JohnR!!
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Thank guys, appreciate the nice comments ::tu:: ::tu::
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YES SIR.... That is a real beauty John!
Thanks for letting us see it!

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