KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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::tu:: 8)
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Camillus #26 Folding Hunter, on the bay, and for a lot less than the BIN prices I've seen for this model. I have a Camillus-made Buck version of this knife, (#317 Wrangler), but saw this and fell in love with the simulated stag handles and just had to have it. It's factory sharp, both blades are tight, and it snaps shut like a gator, just like most other Camillus knives do. Came with a nice heavy duty sheath, (not stock I'm sure), to which I added a piece of Big Sur surf jade, (jade found in the ocean). Compared to the Buck #317 it is just as well built, and is even a somewhat heavier duty version of the same frame due to a beefier master blade. There are differences in the grind on the master, and slight differences in the angle of the bolsters, but both of them came off of the same union production line, (I think I like the CC version best for now, but the "new" hasn't worn off for me yet). I believe this knife was made in the 80's, but whenever it was made it's a real looker IMHO, plus it feels great in my hand. I'll add a side by side photo of the #26 & #317 for comparison, I'll also add a closeup showing the different grinds on the master blades. This one will be in my EDC rotation for some time to come I think.
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Nice knives, Baykeeper.
The Jade is nice.

Thanks for the comments on my knife, guys. ::tu::
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FRJ wrote:Nice knives, Baykeeper.
The Jade is nice.

Thanks for the comments on my knife, guys. ::tu::

Thanks, I'm likin' it, a lot. I help run a community center up in Big Sur, so I know all (most) of the jade divers at Jade Cove, so I have a lot of surf jade lying around. That piece has a lot of translucence to it, and it looks good on the sheath. I always carry a "pocket piece" of unworked jade anyway, (along with various knives), so now I have one for my belt too. That's the way that stone came out of the ocean, the only tooling being the hole for a necklace.
Really liking (loving) the knife too, really happy I decided to take that "plunge".

Thanks again, cheers.
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That is BAD ACE!!! ::tu::
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Vtg RAPALA Filet Knife
Couple ZIPPO Money clip knives w/ oil advertising on them.
VULCAN straight razor.

I also picked up some military stuff.
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Baykeeper wrote:Camillus #26 Folding Hunter, on the bay, and for a lot less than the BIN prices I've seen for this model. I have a Camillus-made Buck version of this knife, (#317 Wrangler), but saw this and fell in love with the simulated stag handles and just had to have it. It's factory sharp, both blades are tight, and it snaps shut like a gator, just like most other Camillus knives do. Came with a nice heavy duty sheath, (not stock I'm sure), to which I added a piece of Big Sur surf jade, (jade found in the ocean). Compared to the Buck #317 it is just as well built, and is even a somewhat heavier duty version of the same frame due to a beefier master blade. There are differences in the grind on the master, and slight differences in the angle of the bolsters, but both of them came off of the same union production line, (I think I like the CC version best for now, but the "new" hasn't worn off for me yet). I believe this knife was made in the 80's, but whenever it was made it's a real looker IMHO, plus it feels great in my hand. I'll add a side by side photo of the #26 & #317 for comparison, I'll also add a closeup showing the different grinds on the master blades. This one will be in my EDC rotation for some time to come I think.
...bk, that's one of my favorite Camillus patterns- kept one along with a #31 in my tacklebox for years!!!............... ::tu:: ::tu:: .................
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Here's a Utica with interesting Color Scales.
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Very cool Catt!! ::tu::

Picked these up today.......no clue what the folder is ::shrug::
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Thanks!...quite a haul You have there, that Utility,could it be a Wards?..just a guess.
Like the Guttman sharpener. ::tu::
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Picked these up today.....
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Doesn't look like that 25 has been sharpened.
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FRJ wrote:Doesn't look like that 25 has been sharpened.
i just cleaned and oiled her, I don't believe it has.....

Here's a new shot:
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Great knife ya gut there Scott ::tu::
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nice haul Scott. catt 57 that's neat ole Utica is them scales celluloid?
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Thank Ya!...I assume they are, although they remind me of a Linoleum Floor :roll:

Here is a Western Trapper I just got...lots of Patina...nice solid Knife though.
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Beautiful old trapper Catt ::tu:: Here's a few I recently picked up...4" Sears Craftsman, Frontier, and an exquisite little Standard Knife Co pen knife in great shape. cheers
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Catt, that 691 western is my kind of knife. Real nice.
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Thank You Fella's ::tu::

Nice selection there Lawrence...that Standard is quite a find ::tu::
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Great finds guys ::tu::
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Picked these up today. The bird/trout knife is made in Finland.
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That B&T is a fine looking piece of hardware, Scott. That alone would make my day.
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Scott, nice Granny's Paring Knife. ::tu::
It is a Schrade product. I have a couple myself. Not high dollar knives but cool and decent quality.
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A.W. Wadsworth XLNT barlow.
Queen aluminum frame integral bolster barlow.
Schade sheath.
All for $5 at yardsale. I don't get this lucky very often.
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Afta shooting I hit a flea and gut an LF &C jack she'll clean up well also a Lyman 4x USA scope ::nod::
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