Hawbaker Special

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Re: Hawbaker Special

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Absotively!! Posilutely!!

Case had other problems with their handles in the 80's. A friend of mine has two or three with handles dyed red that bled into whatever they were touching. The paper they're wrapped in has more color than the handles.
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Picked up my first Hawbaker ::ds:: traded with Tim Greene. I was down at the flea market today and my knife guy said he is picking up a case xx 1940-64 hawbaker, and is going to call me when he gets it. I was looking in my Sargent's book and it says there is 2 varieties a fine jigged and a coarse jigged. I was wondering if anyone has any pics. of one or have a case knife with coarse jigging.

Thanks Jeff
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Cool bear trap! ::tu::

I have this coon-stripe Bulldog with a Hawbaker blade, I think there's another one kicking around in my collection somewhere . . .
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Here's an 80's era Case hawbaker.
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I knew I had another one somewhere.

This is a delrin Winchester made in the USA, part of The Scout set, 1 of 1,000. Unfortunately the little pocket watch has the "C" word on it. But I like it none the less! ::tu::

I'm slowly warming up to delrin.
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