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my iPhone6 takes pretty good pics...if i have a proper subject!!
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WOW......yes it does bud!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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jerryd6818 wrote:It stands out Scott. The lighting and the background, "presents it". Excellent picture.
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Great shots everybody ...

...other than Mr Marine using his burlap skivvies fer a backdrop ! ::smirk::


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royal0014 wrote:

...other than Mr Marine using his burlap skivvies fer a backdrop ! ::smirk::


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Hey!! Those skivvies were boot camp issue and I have to get some use out of them since they don't fit anymore. ::uc::
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Took these yesterday......lighting was "right!"
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Good pictures of a couple of great knives.
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Cool pictures Scott - those are two very nice vintage knives - we composed too. I bought myself a new Case knife Tuesday and have yet to take a picture - the weather has been so dark, rainy, foggy, etc., I can't get a sharp shot (maybe today). OH
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a "CS" marked case knife, i was told that stood for " cosmetic second" any thoughts?
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Thanks fellas! ::handshake::
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Nice ones Scott!
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Thanks Trevor!! KNice to see you again!
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::shrug:: roofsc, It appears the "cs" was put on your knife after being completed , which could be a cosmetic second, don't know for sure though. Yours is the first one I was seen. I have had several older Western seconds, and the factory ground off the "Western" stamp. Your Case is a nice knife and I can't see anything wrong with it, looks good. ::handshake:: Terry
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With Case Classics anything is possible.
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Scott - very nice knives, very nicely photographed. Good patina on those.

Roofsc - that knife sure looks good to be a cosmetic second. I have never seen Case with that stamp before. Here is a link to someone asking the same question back in 2006. Two other possible meanings were suggested: custom sample and carbon steel.
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S&M Keystone in the late fall colors.
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Nice shot with the knife and foreground/background Ivoryman. ::tu::

I posted these elsewhere, but thought I would add them here also. I took a walk in the woods today with my camera & tripod, and a pocket full of Tuna Valley knives.

1906 Pearl - Ladies Knife
2010 Burnt Stag - 4 blade Stockman
2013 Burnt Stag - Moose
2013 Burnt Stag - Tadpole
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Knice pics Rookie!! ::tu::

Nothin' fancy, but the elements appeared so I had to take the pic...
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Scott three of the best in the great outdoors 8)
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Rookie - those are beautiful photos of beautiful knives!

Scott - your photo reminds me of a comment my Yeats. A poet may spent hours getting one line of a poem just right: but if it does not seem like just a casual thought, then the hours of work were not done right. That photo of the BSA gear looks so simple. And perfect.
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Feeling groovy.
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Always enjoy the pictures guys !!!!__________a few to add**
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Nice pictures Monk; especially the Buck 110! OH
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Good lookin set of knives there Big Monk.
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Don't believe I ever posted this one before....
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