Dancing Ladies!!!

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Dancing Ladies!!!

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Well, just dancing muskrats really, but I got you to look.
Front to back; Luciell....uh, no, sorry.....Remington, Camillus, Kutmaster.

Any body got any more elegant Muskrats? I'd love to see them.
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Joe those are sweet! I love the Remmington. ::drool::

I do have one Muskrat that I am fond of.

Case XX Red Bone 1940-65
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I don't have very many Muskrats. But here you are. Ed
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The best rat I've got - 2009 Canal Street Hawbaker Special, exclusive for Red Hill Cutlery, No. 11/50
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These are my two favorites. Both are Case XX era--1940-64.
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Here's one, of my favorites ,Joe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Case Classic,with square bolsters ::tu::
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Not many in my stable but here is a nice Kutmaster.

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Thank you all for posting. What a great bunch of knives.
I was hoping there would be some nice ones out there and there were. I hope some more come up.
Come on guys and gals.

Ray, your's looks like the same frame as mine. I have no model number on mine. It's 3 7/8" long.
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Nice Rats Fellas ::tu:: ............

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Some nice rats yall are showing,dont stop now keep em comeing
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This ole (TESTED) lady is to elderly fer dancin..
But she can serve punch and wag her finger
to the beat of the music.... LOLOL
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Wow Ray! That is cool. From what I've seen in the reference books, those are the true muskrat blades on that baby. Like it a lot.
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I don't own any(for some obscure reason)of that pattern but this one might qualify.It's an Olsen Twin Beaver lockback.I think Case called this pattern a Longhorn.
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Here's one that's looking for a new home..........
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Here's my little nest of rats.

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Here's an old Wards; looks like it may have been made by Winchester to me.
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Bone handles with the genuine muskrat blades. That's a beauty, Barry.
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WOW!!! What a bunch of great looking knives. I am glad to see so many.
Thanks to all who have posted on this thread.

KEEP EM COMIN GUYS!!!
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Great lookin rats Jerry. I like that Robeson. You dont come across many Robeson muskrats.
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Thanks Gino. Several years ago when I bought it, all I knew was it was Robeson and it was a muskrat. ::shrug::
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My only muskrat, the NKCA 1996 club knife made by C.Schlieper.
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lots of nice ones..and I love that Wards!
here's the only Muskrat I have right now.
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