royal0014 wrote:Picked up this 'un at a flea last weekend. Case/TB saddlehorn.
Not crazy about the blade configuration. But it pockets great, and that bone is plum purty
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That clip blade does look awesome!

royal0014 wrote:Picked up this 'un at a flea last weekend. Case/TB saddlehorn.
Not crazy about the blade configuration. But it pockets great, and that bone is plum purty
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Nice finds. That top 112 is kind of cool, I've never seen one of those before.Old Hunter wrote:Stopped in at gunshop on my way to Greensboro on Wednesday, a real nice shop I get to about twice a year. They had found some old Buck knives from before their remodel a few years ago back in the storeroom - I bought these two. OH


Scott I just got a big Gerber lockback Portland OR. stamp with that same handle while I was in California at a little antique shop and that baby is sharp.I think that fixed blade will do everything you ask of it.TripleF wrote:Thanks Mike! I'm gonna give 'er a run today, see how she performs!!
According to the stamp it is. On the reverse tang it reads: PORTLAND, OR


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[b][b]Wanted GEC 641113s Trade or buy[/b][/b]ken98k wrote:Nice finds. That top 112 is kind of cool, I've never seen one of those before.Old Hunter wrote:Stopped in at gunshop on my way to Greensboro on Wednesday, a real nice shop I get to about twice a year. They had found some old Buck knives from before their remodel a few years ago back in the storeroom - I bought these two. OH

I sharpened mine with little effort - shaved the hairs on my arm, no trouble.gsmith7158 wrote:Scott I just got a big Gerber lockback Portland OR. stamp with that same handle while I was in California at a little antique shop and that baby is sharp.I think that fixed blade will do everything you ask of it.TripleF wrote:Thanks Mike! I'm gonna give 'er a run today, see how she performs!!
According to the stamp it is. On the reverse tang it reads: PORTLAND, OR





Wow, Dale- What a candy store. This is the fifth year I did not feel able to go to the Oregon Show. Always something to interfere. Actually I have never been to a knife show, and the Oregon show, @ 1130 miles, is the closest one to my part of the world. This isolation is mostly a good thing, but not in that regard. Thanks for the preview!orvet wrote:This is some of the stuff I picked up at the Oregon Show-
I got three Schrade 165OTs and one 160OT- A really nice LB-7- A super clean Wards stockman. There was debate by some at the show as to who made it, Camillus, Winchester or Utica. I had collectors I respect greatly in all three camps.The red bone Case XX 6392 is my new EDC
This pic is assorted knives I got at the show.
The red queen whittler was a gift from Charlie Campagna. The knife below the Queen is a Robeson jack I am also EDCing. I need to take some better pics & post them for Charlie N. and see if the handle is gum fuddy. I have never seen a handle quite like that, it is a little soft but springs back. strange stuff!
Will post more later on here when I get back this afternoon. I will also post the knife that got me the most excited when I get back home.

orvet wrote:This is some of the stuff I picked up at the Oregon Show-
I got three Schrade 165OTs and one 160OT- A really nice LB-7- A super clean Wards stockman. There was debate by some at the show as to who made it, Camillus, Winchester or Utica. I had collectors I respect greatly in all three camps.The red bone Case XX 6392 is my new EDC
Dale that wards looks pretty close to this Camillus I have
This pic is assorted knives I got at the show.
The red queen whittler was a gift from Charlie Campagna. The knife below the Queen is a Robeson jack I am also EDCing. I need to take some better pics & post them for Charlie N. and see if the handle is gum fuddy. I have never seen a handle quite like that, it is a little soft but springs back. strange stuff!
Will post more later on here when I get back this afternoon. I will also post the knife that got me the most excited when I get back home.


