Coke bottles or/or any other brand folding hunter knives
- Duffy
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Coke bottles or/or any other brand folding hunter knives
I'm starting to collect folding hunter knives like the large coke bottles, Case XX knife patterns 6165, 6265, Old Timer 1 & 2 blade folding hunters, ect. Does anyone have any from any brand/manufacturer that they could show? I just want to see some pictures of some so I can have wet dreams at night. My wife has went and gotten a restraining order against me to keep me from fondling the knives I have. I am going to take her back to court to get visiting rights though.
Thanks. duffy.
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Hukk
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A restraining order is downright rotten. A man's knives can be more important than his wives, ah-er, I mean wife.
Well here is a picture of a Canal Street Cutlery mint set that was put together and it has a 2 blade folding hunter.
For some reason I heard that most of the first years knives were sold seperately. I know Reed Cutlery had some sets put together with all matching numbers (definition of mint set). I do not know if there were a lot of mint sets for the first year and I haven't seen any since for Canal Street Cutlery. The only other mint sets I've seen are all SFO and sold by the dealers, not through the factory.
I also like that fixed blade a lot and bought 3 more. 1 with buffalo horn, another with my initials engraved in the guard. The last one is a D'Holder Drop Point Hunter using Sandvik 19C27. It's a great knife and I like it much better than the GEC I saw pictured the other day. I find this design hard to beat, 2 of the other fixed blades have D2 and I enjoy those a lot!
Well here is a picture of a Canal Street Cutlery mint set that was put together and it has a 2 blade folding hunter.
For some reason I heard that most of the first years knives were sold seperately. I know Reed Cutlery had some sets put together with all matching numbers (definition of mint set). I do not know if there were a lot of mint sets for the first year and I haven't seen any since for Canal Street Cutlery. The only other mint sets I've seen are all SFO and sold by the dealers, not through the factory.
I also like that fixed blade a lot and bought 3 more. 1 with buffalo horn, another with my initials engraved in the guard. The last one is a D'Holder Drop Point Hunter using Sandvik 19C27. It's a great knife and I like it much better than the GEC I saw pictured the other day. I find this design hard to beat, 2 of the other fixed blades have D2 and I enjoy those a lot!
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knife7knut
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Here's a couple:A Case Tested that somebody butchered the lanyard hole on and another(I think;the tang stamp is really corroded)with a bail.Supposedly Case never issued these with a bail but that is the way I got it.It was a gift from a friend of mine who found it in his father-in-law's cellar in a can half full of water. I spent a LONG time just getting it open! Still a nice knife though.
The next ones are a Bulldog and a Buffalo(same pattern;different handles).
The last are a pair of Sharks Tooth folders.The pakkawood one I bought new and added the file work;the stag I bought at a flea market for $5! Even got a belt pouch with it!
The next ones are a Bulldog and a Buffalo(same pattern;different handles).
The last are a pair of Sharks Tooth folders.The pakkawood one I bought new and added the file work;the stag I bought at a flea market for $5! Even got a belt pouch with it!
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Here is a pair of early Schliepers. One is an Eye Brand and the other is a less common Fan Brand.
Ray
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I am not too sure about his cookin but I love his knives, especially the old ones with carbon steel. Here is a couple of bone handles and a stag with Indian Chief etch.
Ray
I am not too sure about his cookin but I love his knives, especially the old ones with carbon steel. Here is a couple of bone handles and a stag with Indian Chief etch.
Ray
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Johnnie I had to go change my underwear when I scrolled down and seen that S&M of yoursjonet143 wrote:you mentioned large coke bottle styles. here's a s&m.
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