KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY
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garddogg56
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I had a good tool-partner pass and his son gave me his Craftsman 9470 stockman.I do collect Craftsman this one seems odd,maybe Ulster?the shield imprint and jugging is like the Ulster to the left
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TripleF
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Sorry to hear about your pal G-DOGG!
Knice knife!
Knice knife!
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Nice one, dogg. I like the match-striker pull.
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garddogg56
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Thanx Dave I love them matchstrike also 
I 'll never carry her just clean her up and save for his son when he settles down and has children 
I 'll never carry her just clean her up and save for his son when he settles down and has children "On the Road Again"Willie Nelson
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TripleF
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garddogg56 wrote:Thanx Dave I love them matchstrike also
Smart move Dogg!
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A few I picked up over the past couple of weekends.
Case XX era 40-55 6308 swell center serpentine whittler. Red bone and pretty pocket worn. That or someone went to town.
Case 1976 6269 (I guess what you call a half congress?) red bone. Near mint.
Utica Scout. Love the spiral punch. Been carrying this one for a couple weeks. This one has some of the strangest half stops. The spear, punch, & cap lifter have kind of a "weak" half stop and the can opener has a hard half stop. By weak I mean it teeters between about 80 & 120 degrees and won't shut/open beyond this unless coaxed. The can opener has a full flat that stops at 90 degrees. Not sure if this makes sense.
Case XX era 40-55 6308 swell center serpentine whittler. Red bone and pretty pocket worn. That or someone went to town.
Case 1976 6269 (I guess what you call a half congress?) red bone. Near mint.
Utica Scout. Love the spiral punch. Been carrying this one for a couple weeks. This one has some of the strangest half stops. The spear, punch, & cap lifter have kind of a "weak" half stop and the can opener has a hard half stop. By weak I mean it teeters between about 80 & 120 degrees and won't shut/open beyond this unless coaxed. The can opener has a full flat that stops at 90 degrees. Not sure if this makes sense.
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Love that Utica Scout Rex!!!
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Nice haul, Rex. I like all three but favor the UTICA Scout. Pre-WWII based on the can opener.
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Great finds, Rex!
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TripleF
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Found these at an estate sale this morning....
The bottom one is a MORA SWEDEN
The bottom one is a MORA SWEDEN
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Nice Half Congress Rex! Good haul Scott. OH
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Colonel26
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Res those are great! That half whittler especially, same vintage as me!
Great haul Scott, that mora is especially nice.
Great haul Scott, that mora is especially nice.
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stumbled on this UNIT ........ under a PILE -O- users............. 
CASE XX
6375
SPORTIN' some sweet ol' BONEY MARONEY..........
not really a CASE GUY .... but what a HOSS ,of a nice knife.............
CASE XX
6375
SPORTIN' some sweet ol' BONEY MARONEY..........
not really a CASE GUY .... but what a HOSS ,of a nice knife.............
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treefarmer
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Hey junebug, since you ain't a Case Guy just send that fine lookin' stockman to the Florida panhandle. We know how to use them babies! Found under a pile of users, wow. Great find.
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THANKS GUYS 
YEAH , I DID A : TRIP,TRIP,TRIPLE TAKE.....LOLOLOL
YEAH , I DID A : TRIP,TRIP,TRIPLE TAKE.....LOLOLOL
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Thanks fellas!
Nice one Josh!
Nice one Josh!
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That's a great looking Case stockman jb. You must be livin' right.
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Great looking knife JB In the last few week-ends I picked these up...nothing spectacular but some are interesting. A couple of shell camp knives, Dittert bartenders knife, Italian 'Siciliano', an A.W. Wadsworth pen, and a few novelty knives. cheers
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SWEET SWOOP N' SCOOPS , LAWRENCE!!!
AND YA KNOW I LOVE THAT PREMIER related UNIT
AND YA KNOW I LOVE THAT PREMIER related UNIT
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Dang Lawrence. You're just going full steam ahead there. Way to score Michael (Michael Jordan of Chicago Bulls fame. Deadly on that fade away jump shot.).
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Just Plain Dave
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The lower right knife in the top picture seems to have been unloved.
Perhaps I can send a five your way for it?
Perhaps I can send a five your way for it?
Looking for the magic penny!
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Got this S 163 because it was in good shape and Plymouth Cordage made rope that was used on the USS Constitution. Maybe some day when I visit their museum I will donate it. Interesting enough I come to find out a few of my relatives owned a rope/cordage company in Conn. Maybe this is what drives me to collecting rope knives.
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