A couple Case '75's

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A couple Case '75's

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Got my first BIG stockman a couple weeks ago, an antique greenbone,
and HAD to pickup another in stagbone. I was'nt much of a stockman guy until i got one of 75's in my hand, dang near 4 1/4" closed. Givin' me a run for their money against some of my Trappers!! Anybody else like these big stockmans???
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Post by Bear Claw Chris Lappe »

Welcome to the world of Cattle Kings!

Where did you get that Antique Green Bone? That is great looking stuff.

I'm a big fan of this pattern, lost cont of how many, but here are some favorites.

Queen #49 Amber Carved Stag Bone
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Queen #49 Forest Edge Delrin
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Queen 49 Carved Stag Bone
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Queen #49 Cocobolo
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Eye Brand 425DS Deer Stag
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Cowan Creek Brown Bone (cheap import, but the quality is amazing)
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Case 6375 Chestnut Bone (1994)
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Case 6375 Amber Bone in CV
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Case 6375 Red Bone 2000
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Case 6.5375 Bone Stag in CV
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Moore Maker 5302 Yellow Bone and 1095 (Queen Made)
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Hen & Rooster Green Bone and 1095
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I have more, but I'll behave!

Love this pattern!
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jeese louise chris, that's a herd of cattle knives! ::tu:: nice 75s
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These two come in at just about 4 1/4 closed. The first is the Ontario RAT (Randall Adventure Training) folder, in Ram's horn, and built by Queen on the #49 frame. The other is a Bulldog Cattle King.
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Post by longbeachbum »

Okay, one more. Since this thread started with the Case 6375, here's my "75" user -- a 2000 Chestnut Bone with patinized CV blades.
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Very Nice!!

Here are two built by Wendell Carson on the Queen #49 frame...

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Post by Hogkiller »

AWESOME KNIVES GUYS!!
Hey Bear Claw, the antique green bone was a round table knife from KF.
4ever3 got my name and sent it to me.
Uhm,,,if ya ever want to get rid of that Eye Brand 425DS with the looong pull,,, 8)
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Post by Bear Claw Chris Lappe »

Hogkiller wrote: Uhm,,,if ya ever want to get rid of that Eye Brand 425DS with the looong pull,,, 8)
They show one here.

http://www.collectorknives.net/eyebrandknives.html

ID: EYJVLGSTST

and here.

http://www.knivesplus.com/EB-425DS-Eye-Brand.HTML

A word of note, everywhere I see these advertised, they say they are "carbon steel", mine is not, it is stainless and is not the best edge holder.
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Amber Carved Stag Bone

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I LOVE that Queen amber carved stag bone . . . . what a beauty.

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Keepem coming folks they sure look good from this end... ::tu::

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