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first one is a western states second is a kinfolk and the third is a stag kabar .
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I only have a couple ::nod:: Both by Case ::tu:: :wink:
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I have one with another on the way... :) Those are some great looking specimens.. ::tu:: you guys have put up..

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I just can NOT help it I too want to SHOW OFF.

She is a little RED and thats super kool with me.... :lol:
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Heres another Case, this one a redbone XX from the late 50s complete with original sheath
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:shock: i swear you guys are doing your best to put me in the "poor house" ::paranoid::
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I enjoy Folding Hunters, I have a few but not many pictures. Here is a folding hunter, bottom row center in this First Years Production display from Canal Street Cutlery and it's Amber Bone. All knives have matching serial numbers, 157 in this case. They did not make very many of these displays. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Let's see, here are a few
Some have been posted before in other threads, sorry for the repetition

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MM, that is some collection, The re-handles are fantastic!

Here are a couple of different versions of the same knife, several years apart (the bottom one is actually the older of the two, circa late sixties):
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Post by brucegodlesky »

Here's a couple.
A Schatt cokebottle and one of Fred Sampson's, master cutlerr at Queen for many yrs.
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Lets try the Schatt again
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This'n is awful gaudy. OK stamp and a Primble shield
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Post by sunburst »

Here's another Northwoods beauty that just came in the mail today with thanks to River Raisin Knife Co. :)

Pre-Ban elephant ivory 1 of 2 hunter... ::tear:: ::tounge::

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Thanks.

Nice hunters everyone. I've got more, just need to dig them out. More to come :D
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Northwoods Mammoth Ivory Folding Hunter

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Here is a Northwoods Mammoth Ivory Folding Hunter, that is a 1/1 made. It's bark ivory, with heavy blue/green hues.
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Ralph that knife is just incredible! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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nice ones Jim, let's see I know I've got to have more hunters around here somewhere

I guess this could be considered a hunter of sorts
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I know this case brother FPR is considered a hunter :D

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This is one of the very few new case knives I own. I must say F&F is superb and came shaving sharp!
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