KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Miller Bro`s wrote:Ceeegar cutters! ::tu::
............how about that!!!!.........and all these years I've been using a Camillus whittler!!!!.......... ::doh:: ..........................
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Scored these late today.....planning on going back tomorrow for more!!

From what I can see of the tang stamp that 2 blade CASE is from 1920 - 1940.....
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And here's the rest of them......
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Hey! It's the mother-lode. Good job, Scott! 8) ::tu:: ::groove::
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Picked this little Schrade Cut Co gent's pen yesterday at the Lehigh Valley Knife show. Anyone else get there?
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Paladin wrote:Hey! It's the mother-lode. Good job, Scott! 8) ::tu:: ::groove::
Thanks Ray! ::handshake:: ::tu::
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Nice knife Steve.
Here's two I picked up today.
I had to give $7 for that Brantford and $10 for the KK. I just couldn't bring myself to ask the guy if he'd take $5 for the Brantford. It's a great old dog leg, I think.
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Beautiful Brantford, Joe! Very full blades, awesome.

I'm sure I don't have to mention about keeping an eye on that KK. Looks like a little outgassing starting, hope not.
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Joe,

The bone on the Brantford is amazing! That was one heck of a deal for those two.
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Nice pick-ups fellerz. ::tu:: ::tu::

Steve99f, that little Schrade is killer ::tu:: ::tu:: What are the handles? They look like pearl, but my first guess is always wrong :oops:
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If my check is worth enough tomorrow I'll triple your money on that Brantford!
Maybe even quadruple it.....
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Thanks TJ. It's cracked ice. When I bought it yesterday at the show I thought maybe it might be MOP. Upon getting home and in good light, it's not. I'm please with the condition this guy is in.

It does bear watching though, I suspect outgassing has started. Brown spots under the cell and some light brown rusting along the back of the large blade that came off easily enough but....
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Dave, your too kind, but I think I'll keep it here with the herd. I'm glad you like it.
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::tu:: ::nod::
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Very nice post guy's.
Hear are a few I got mostly at the flee market. The CSC came from the factory and the cub scout came from eBay.
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K-nice one's KT, but you're probably going to catch a little hell over th KKK knife. Some people associate a lot of hate with the KKK, and rightly so, but it's just a knife and is no different than collecting WWII German memorobilia. Again, nice pick-ups ::tu:: ::tu::
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yea im not a big fan but it came in a package deal and had a Old RAM tang stamp in a case xx box.
-"...and he that cleaveth wood shall be endangered thereby If the iron be blunt,and he do not whet the edge,then must he put to more strength....Ecclesiastes 10 10 ;So the good book says
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Joe....that KK needs to be alone, by itself and not near any other knives....just in case you didn't know that. And you might want to consider removing those handles even if it is seperated, that celluloid can destroy a knife from inside out!!!
And I love that little dogleg....awesome find!


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Thanks trip. The kk is going down the road as soon as i have a buyer,just not my thing.
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Not exactly "finds" but birthday knives :) . A Tiny Toothpick, a 125th Anniversary Trapper and a big ol' used Kabar 1184. I love it when friends and family know what ring my bell!
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Great gifts my friend ::ds::
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Wow Phil, your family sure knows how to spoil you - nice! OH
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark
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I believe the Kershaw is the Black Horse 1!

The CASE XX Blackhorn has the handle peeling back where the bolster area would be :x Does anybody know if that is something W.R. Case would cover in their warranty?
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treefarmer wrote:Not exactly "finds" but birthday knives :) . A Tiny Toothpick, a 125th Anniversary Trapper and a big ol' used Kabar 1184. I love it when friends and family know what ring my bell!
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Started EDC'ing an earlier Case 6347SS this week, so I wanted a different one to put back in my collection. Found this Case Bros Cutlery with nicely dyed Chestnut scales at an area knife shop; yep, you betcha - she's sharp! OH
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