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Scott your combo is choice. To me it suggests readiness to deal with what ever comes your way: rough stuff or delicate stuff. Good stuff.
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The Postman dropped off this one today. A Queen #23 Barlow. Circa 1945-55. Sawcut Bone handles.
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The bone on that Queen is way KOOL!!! John :D
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So, 313 Mike got olderdogs 8 dot 6232 on Wed back a page... So, I got 313 Mike's 10 dot 6318. :wink: Trickle down Case-enomics in action.

(sorry about the finger oil smears on the blades!)
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These two beauties, a 285UH and 885UH, showed up today. Scored them pretty cheap off of feebay. Think these are going to be 80's era production. They are pretty much mint condition.
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Went shopping today for the first time in awhile after promising myself that I would refrain from buying any more knives. ::dang::
Anyway I found these three gems in a bag for a total of $21.72.All have been sharpened more or less but not abused,
First was a KA-BAR(slant letters)1071 3 blade mini-stockman with what looks like synthetic handles.
Second is a Case 10 dot 6233 serpentine pen.
Last is my favorite:a Browning USA stockman with what looks like rosewood handles. Think this one will be my carry knife for awhile.
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Quick Steel wrote:A Cripple Creek barlow out of Effingham, and a little Colt.
That is a beautiful Barlow, QS! ::tu:: Is it one of the Queen builds? Looks a little like the #69, just with fewer handle pins.
bdev wrote:The Postman dropped off this one today. A Queen #23 Barlow. Circa 1945-55. Sawcut Bone handles.
Love those old bone "offset-bolster" Queen Barlows. That one you have is sort of my "grail" in that line. I have none of the 23s (no spear blades) and only one bone, an old washed-out Winterbottom Barlow with clip blade. I will continue to hunt until I find one of those, and maybe one of the Drake Well knives from 1974 (but not for $300! :shock:).
knife7knut wrote:Second is a Case 10 dot 6233 serpentine pen.
I have really grown to enjoy the little 33 pattern recently. Is yours bone? I love the way it looks. I'm a little sad for the state of the blades but it looks like there's enough of them for some proper service. Can't beat the edge you can get on that old carbon steel.
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Tsar Bomba wrote:
bdev wrote:The Postman dropped off this one today. A Queen #23 Barlow. Circa 1945-55. Sawcut Bone handles.
Love those old bone "offset-bolster" Queen Barlows. That one you have is sort of my "grail" in that line. I have none of the 23s (no spear blades) and only one bone, an old washed-out Winterbottom Barlow with clip blade. I will continue to hunt until I find one of those, and maybe one of the Drake Well knives from 1974 (but not for $300! :shock:).
There's a 23 at auction on ebay right now. Search Queen Barlow.

Here's a pic of my Drake Well.
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You have an impressive collection of old Queen Barlows, Bruno. It demonstrates excellent taste in knives. ::tu:: ::nod::
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Tsar Bomba wrote:You have an impressive collection of old Queen Barlows, Bruno. It demonstrates excellent taste in knives. ::tu:: ::nod::
Thank you. My collection of Queen Barlows ( if you can call it a collection ) only numbers three. Barlows are tough to collect 'cause everybody loves them. Too many collectors and few quality Barlows equals high prices.
What I really like are the Queen number 10 jacks.
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bdev wrote:
Tsar Bomba wrote:You have an impressive collection of old Queen Barlows, Bruno. It demonstrates excellent taste in knives. ::tu:: ::nod::

Thank you. My collection of Queen Barlows ( if you can call it a collection ) only numbers three. Barlows are tough to collect 'cause everybody loves them. Too many collectors and few quality Barlows equals high prices.
You can say that again... :roll:
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Tsar: To answer your question...I can't. I have no information on the possible Qeen input for CC. Any knowledge you have is appreciated.
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Quick Steel wrote:Tsar: To answer your question...I can't. I have no information on the possible Qeen input for CC. Any knowledge you have is appreciated.
I'm not quite sure on the exact cutoff but IIRC any Cripple Creek knives from the last ~10 years or so are Queen-built. Your frame and spear blade look like kin to my few examples of the #69 pattern.
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Thanks Tsar, I think it is then most likely a Queen product though I have no informationon this specific knife. Especially lacking a box or protective paper I think the mint condition strongly suggests a more recent production.
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Tsar Bomba wrote:
Quick Steel wrote:Tsar: To answer your question...I can't. I have no information on the possible Qeen input for CC. Any knowledge you have is appreciated.
I'm not quite sure on the exact cutoff but IIRC any Cripple Creek knives from the last ~10 years or so are Queen-built. Your frame and spear blade look like kin to my few examples of the #69 pattern.
Or Great Eastern Cutlery.
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Fresh out of the mail box! ::ds::
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ken98k wrote:Fresh out of the mail box! ::ds::
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Ken,
Great lookin' Trappers but I have a question:
One the 2nd Trapper, the darker stag, what about the location of the shield? I don't remember seeing one set that close to the center of the knife before? Is it because of the contour of the stag/bone?
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Beautiful trappers Ken! ::tu:: ::tu::
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I like that single blade trapper. It's an NKCA knife. Check out the pile side tang stamp. There's a year stamped but hard to make out from the pic.
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bdev wrote:I like that single blade trapper. It's an NKCA knife. Check out the pile side tang stamp. There's a year stamped but hard to make out from the pic.
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I picked this one up a few days ago, a Camilus C-4 .30-06.

It has a few flaws but most can be buffed I hope. Most likely never been used but has been in an antiques shop for years.

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Very good Sako!

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Sako......I always said that if I had to keep only one knife it would be my Camillus C-4. Nice pick-up.
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