My Knife Collection

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CCW
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My Knife Collection

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Well, I have only been collecting knives for about 4 months and I am proud to show how my collection is taking off. My 2 most inspiring interests are Fight'n Rooster and David Yellowhorse.

Far left vertical row: Schatt & Morgan, Case MOP, Case MOP, Robeson Red Bone, Case Crandall, Queen, Schatt & Morgan

2nd from left vertical row: Case Yellowhorse Trapper (x3), Fight'n Rooster Swell Center Jacks (x4) Ace/King/Jack/Queen #14's, Fight'n Rooster Blue Pen

3rd from left vertical row: Fight'n Rooster MOP Leader Dog Stockman, Fight'n Rooster Gunstock MOP Captains Rooster, Fight'n Rooster Antique Christmas 3 Blade Stockman, Fight'n Rooster Smooth Bone Grit & Steel Stockman, Fight'n Rooster Black Widow (1 of 6) Stockman, Fight'n Rooster Rose Bone Millenium Stockman, Fight'n Rooster Cracked Ice Melon Tester, Bulldog 20th Ann. 5 Blade trapper

Far right vertical row: Fight'n Rooster Texas Jacks (x3) Kentuckian, Southern Belle & Tennessean, Remington 11-87 Folding Hunter, Puma Red Bone 2 Blade Folding Hunter, Fight'n Rooster Gunstock Waterfall Cotton Sampler, German Eye Carl Schleiper MOP, Fight'n Rooster Waterfall Jack, Fight'n Rooster Smooth Bone Congress

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Very nice collection ::tu::
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Yep. You're hooked.

Nice collection.

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Nice collection so far CCW but I will give a nugget of info if I may. I see you have a few Celluloid handled knives in your collection. You need to store those away from all others in your collection. When they start to gas off they will destroy or harm the others as well as themselves.
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BIGHEAD wrote:Nice collection so far CCW but I will give a nugget of info if I may. I see you have a few Celluloid handled knives in your collection. You need to store those away from all others in your collection. When they start to gas off they will destroy or harm the others as well as themselves.
Thanks Bighead. I have heard other references to celluloid gassing also. How long to celluloid handles gas because most of the celluloid handled pieces I have are pre-1982.
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i agree, nice collection. i keep my cell handled knives in the open air. sometimes you can get lucky and nothing will happen.. but i wouldnt bet on it..
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chetr1200c wrote:i agree, nice collection. i keep my cell handled knives in the open air. sometimes you can get lucky and nothing will happen.. but i wouldnt bet on it..
I ordered some acrylic desktop stands for them so hopefully in 3-4 days, they will all be displayed openly.
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Very colorful collection. It looks like you have a slot for a few more. I hope you get lucky. Nice knives..Dave O
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Nice knives man! ::tu::
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CCW,

That's a nice collection you have going there. I like the display case you have them in and want to know where I can get some for my knives.

Please let me know, as I'm considering taking a router to my wall and putting hundreds of grooves in the sheetrock for them. However, my wife discourages this idea. Go figure!

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That is a very nice collection. I too am impressed with the case, and would like to know more about it. Appears that it was custom made to the specific knives which are in it?
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What a great start to a collection CCW,Very nice! ::nod::
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Thanks guys. The display case was purchased at a show from a retiring vendor and as soon as my acrylic stands arrive, it will be for sale for $55, which is what I paid.
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