KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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tanx Bug ::handshake::
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rexstubbins wrote:Remington R383 equal end jack with some dang good looking jigged bone.
Nice, Rex! I love Remington bone. ::drool::
garddogg56 wrote:I made my run today and gut me a Cammillus 91 with rat tail bolsters my first congress..then a sweet Case 6235 1/2 nine dot in red bone she will see lots of pocket time.
Great finds, dogg! ::tu::
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dcgm4 wrote:Went to an estate sale this morning and found this Camillus. Normally I pass on modern knives, but yesterday I had a short conversation with Jerry (jerryd6818) and it made me nostalgic for a trapper.
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Outstanding pick ups fellas!

Garddog that 35 1/2 Case is a great pattern...I have one that I just carried today, very much like it. At 3 1/2 " it carries real easy. Mine is in delrin though, not as nice as your boney version!
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Thanx Mike and Dave ::handshake:: Does your 35 1/2 have two differant jigging designs on each handle??
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Dogg, with mine being a delrin model, the jigging is the same on both sides. That 70's Case steel sure does take a nice edge.
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This Spyderco at an estate sale. ::super_happy::
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Nice finds Dogg; you gonna like that 31 - solid as a tank. Nice Camillus congress, looks virtually unused - cut you a tobacco plug (just don't chaw it!) OH
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Knice Spydie Dave! ::tu::
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Yes nice snag Dave !
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8) Yes Sir! That was one Great Find! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks, guys! :D
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I'm known as Sharpening Stone Scott, guess I'll have to change my username to TripleS :lol:

I keep finding the sharpening stones, but no knives...... ::paranoid:: what the..... ::shrug::

I did find this little runt blade knife that barely can make out the stamp on the handle:
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Scott, if you wanted to give those stones a long soak in fairly hot soapy water and hit them with a wire brush they would look like a washed 9 year old boy. Might be more attractive on the bay.
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NICE SNAGS,SCOTT........
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Nice stones, Scott. ::tu:: I don't think you can ever have too many sharpening stones. ::nod::
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dcgm4 wrote:Nice stones, Scott. ::tu:: I don't think you can ever have too many sharpening stones. ::nod::

They don't stick around long Dave.....everything I purchase is resold or traded. BUT I do happen to have held back a few stones that help my lack of sharpening skillss the most.... ::paranoid:: :wink:
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Oh My God!This is like MY holey Grail ::ds:: I recieved a Buck 112 two pin no nail nic Beauty today for thirteen dollars
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Dogg, you hit the jackpot! 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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8)
congrats,gdog ::tu:: ::tu:: ::groove::
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dogg, you thief. Congrats.
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Thanks guys as U know half the fun is the hunt but MAN this has been a long hunt ::super_happy::
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Makes it all the sweeter when you have to wait. Congrats! ::tu::
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philco wrote:Makes it all the sweeter when you have to wait. Congrats! ::tu::
That reminds me of ............................awe, maybe I better not go there.... ::paranoid:: :mrgreen:
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TripleF wrote:
philco wrote:Makes it all the sweeter when you have to wait. Congrats! ::tu::
That reminds me of ............................awe, maybe I better not go there.... ::paranoid:: :mrgreen:

I hear ya. :mrgreen:
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