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Hi all,
I am new to the AAPK forums. Been on others for a while. Finally decided to check out the forums here. I am new to fixed blade knives. I have owned cheap ones before, which I don't count. Just had some nice fixed blades a couple of months. My first had to be stacked leather, and a Case. I like to support local makers. I am from PA, even though I am 6-7 hours from Case's factory.

Anyway, one of my other hobbies is photography. And I love to shoot my knives. And to post them. So here are my fixed blades as of now.

Case Stacked Leather
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Case slabside
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Queen
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Case USMC
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I might loose some of you now. It is a Rough Rider. Yes, made in China. But it is well made of quility materials, and the most important thing, I LIKE IT.
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That is all for now. I have one more coming in the mail. We will see how it is when it gets here. Now back to my pocket knives.

Bill
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41. . .. . welcome to AAPK-AARP....... fine bunch of knifers here

regards.. . .. . Blister
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Im jealous of your photo's,..and your knives. ::tu:: and ::welcome:: to the site.
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Hi Bill, Welcome to AAPK. ::welcome::

You have some great looking fixed blades. I especially like the Case USMC knife. I had not seen one of those. Is that a current production knife?

Great job on the photos too. ::tu::

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philco wrote:Hi Bill, Welcome to AAPK. ::welcome::

You have some great looking fixed blades. I especially like the Case USMC knife. I had not seen one of those. Is that a current production knife?

Great job on the photos too. ::tu::

Phil
Thanks for the welcome. The USMC Case knife is a special run of the knife that Case submitted to the USMC to get the contract. I am told they did not get the contract. You can still find this at some Case dealers. I am debaiting if I want to sharpen it. I am not pleased with the edge it has on it out of the box. Or just keep it in the box. It came with a certificate of authenticity and it has a special box with the USMC raising the flag on Iwo Jima.

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Is your CASE "kabar" stamped 1998?? I did not know they were still making them that late. ::shrug::
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