I wish my Autumn Bone 6207s were 6107Ws...but, alas, you can't always have your (Autumn Bone) cake and eat it (with a wharnie) too!
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Nice choice on the Autumn Bone...you got some especially nice colors in the bone on your Ratcliffe. The slanted bolsters are a nice touch as well...they compliment the shape of the Wharncliffe perfectly. It would appear as though you have perfected your Ratcliffe mod to factory specs...actually even better, more like custom shop specs.
I wish my Autumn Bone 6207s were 6107Ws...but, alas, you can't always have your (Autumn Bone) cake and eat it (with a wharnie) too!
~Q~
I wish my Autumn Bone 6207s were 6107Ws...but, alas, you can't always have your (Autumn Bone) cake and eat it (with a wharnie) too!
~Q~
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Old Hunter
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Case 63033, 3 blade pen knife, 1981 Delrin, found in antique shop today. OH
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Ditto!jlw257 wrote:OH, Great find
Sweet!!
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Thanks guys. That orange looking coating was some old, gummy oil. I found several knives, bought three, all new but shopworn - the grime has cleaned off, joints all oiled and snapping nicely. OH
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark
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Swapped for this baby today.
P62-4 1/2
Anyone know what years these were actually in production? The tang stamp indicates sometime between 1965-1980, be nice to narrow it down a little more.
If anyone has a line on an original sheath drop me a PM please.
P62-4 1/2
Anyone know what years these were actually in production? The tang stamp indicates sometime between 1965-1980, be nice to narrow it down a little more.
If anyone has a line on an original sheath drop me a PM please.
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Picked up a Case Sodbuster and a little Peanut recently. First Sodbuster and I love it's simplicity!! It feels really nice in hand also and reasonably priced. Thanks for looking. 
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Woodwalker that sodbuster is a staple in the tool shed!
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Lol. You got that right. I was reading the history of the sodbuster last night and it is styled after the Antique Roman folders. They call it a folding butcher knife. A peasant knife. Neat history on them. I showed it to my boss and he loved it. So I am going to buy him one for his retirement which is coming soon. He is a big hunter and said it was the perfect skinning knife. I used it to cut some veggies for me and the Misses today. I'm glad to have it and don't know why it took me so long to pick it up. Have a great weekend Greg!!gsmith7158 wrote:Woodwalker that sodbuster is a staple in the tool shed!
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I like to have one within reach at all times. They are great knives and will take care of most any chore.woodwalker wrote:Lol. You got that right. I was reading the history of the sodbuster last night and it is styled after the Antique Roman folders. They call it a folding butcher knife. A peasant knife. Neat history on them. I showed it to my boss and he loved it. So I am going to buy him one for his retirement which is coming soon. He is a big hunter and said it was the perfect skinning knife. I used it to cut some veggies for me and the Misses today. I'm glad to have it and don't know why it took me so long to pick it up. Have a great weekend Greg!!gsmith7158 wrote:Woodwalker that sodbuster is a staple in the tool shed!
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Here is one that came in today. These 06247pens are one of my favorite carry knives I saw this 1974 with these really pretty bone handles and had to have it. 
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Nice Greg. 70's Case knives are very well made in my experience!! Good find!!gsmith7158 wrote:Here is one that came in today. These 06247pens are one of my favorite carry knives I saw this 1974 with these really pretty bone handles and had to have it.
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Nice 47PEN Greg, I bought one here from Gino years ago and enjoy carrying it. OH
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Nice one Greg!
This one came from Gino too. I like slim. A 2 dot bone. Well I thought I had a picture of it.
Looks a lot like Greg's.
This one came from Gino too. I like slim. A 2 dot bone. Well I thought I had a picture of it.
Looks a lot like Greg's.
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Very nice Steve! A pen and a clip blade in a slim beautiful package! What more could you ask for!
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I'm off to my fastest start in years; four Case and two Buck knives and we are only two weeks into the new year! Got these early this week (and posted them elsewhere) from 313 Mike; one for my collection and two for my pocket. OH
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gsmith7158 wrote:Very nice Steve! A pen and a clip blade in a slim beautiful package! What more could you ask for!
Thanks Greg. Not as nice as yours but works for carrying in the pocket.
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Great looking trio, OH!
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter
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The large Stockman I've had a while but the 6292 arrived just in time for Christmas. Both 1889 --- 1989 Centenary Knives
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Thank you gents. I've had a hard time keeping the 6332 out of my pocket since it's arrival, haven't even got to carrying the Barlow yet (but I will).
Brumbly, very nice matched set of Case Stockman pocketknives (and two of their best) - guess you'll need the others from the set now (but a nice set to chase, eh?)
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Brumbly, very nice matched set of Case Stockman pocketknives (and two of their best) - guess you'll need the others from the set now (but a nice set to chase, eh?)
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I've been been looking for one of these from the XX era for a while . I finally found me a purty one.
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Wow, Greg, that's a real beauty!
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Thanks Phillip!treefarmer wrote:Wow, Greg, that's a real beauty!
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