I am really liking that CASE stag fixie.TripleF wrote:Got a small load of CASE knives in today and a couple others.....
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Glad to see you get that one; I am glad I decided not to take it. What a nice knife!gwelker62 wrote: Oh well... after begging Paul aka knifeslinger not to bid on this minty Walden 8OTI was able to squeeze it in the budget this week.
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That's a great one George, it's as crisp and clean as it gets.
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Blue, it looks like an 18 pattern Medium Stockman with a little something ground out at the top right of the frame. OH
Ps Nice Boker's!
Ps Nice Boker's!
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That's an interesting Case, Blue. Whatcha got there?
Nice Bokers. I like that stepped bolster. I have a small Congress like that.
Nice Bokers. I like that stepped bolster. I have a small Congress like that.
Joe
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Just arrived.....
In case you can't see the little MOP is a Q76 Queen.....so suhweet!
In case you can't see the little MOP is a Q76 Queen.....so suhweet!
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Great pick-ups, fellas!
Scott, you've got another nice haul. That Queen is a beauty!
Scott, you've got another nice haul. That Queen is a beauty!
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Got his BUCK 303 from Old Hunter last week.. This is one fine carry!! And the F&F is real nice... John 
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Just added this Schrade Barlow to my scrimshaw collection today. While not all scrimshaw is successful, I think this raccoon definitely is.
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John that's a fine looking yellow buck.
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This was presented as an issue item to the German Navy. The only markings are on the blade: M F H in block letters and beneath those in smaller print INT. COMP. No other indications relating to Germany or anywhere else. It was shipped from Lithuania. Whatever its' provenance it is a very stout knife i.e. strong, solid, and tight from blade to handle to Marlin spike.
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Thank You.. I like it..KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:John that's a fine looking yellow buck.
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Love that 206 
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A 2 dot 78 Midnight pearl 92042B. If anybody has any knowledge of the volume produced of these I would like to hear it. I know they made a collectors pair but I haven't seen many regular knives. Sorry for the bad pick. It's raining here and I just threw it up on a drum and snapped a pic. The knife is actually real clean.
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You got it OH!Old Hunter wrote:Blue, it looks like an 18 pattern Medium Stockman with a little something ground out at the top right of the frame. OH
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Why would someone do something like that?
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Fished this 4" Colonial Anvil out of the bay. Handles are good except for one small chunk out of the pile side. After a Quick Release treatment the snap is great. I'm happy with it. Unless I find a 3¼" Anvil Jack, I think I'm finished with the Anvils.
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Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Here's what came today but it was overshadowed by my POS Roundtable box that I received from knifeslinger#81 (see the POS Roundtable sticky).
A Queen 1982 Stag Series 8480 Muskrat. Nice fat stag that's pretty even on both sides. The bolsters are a little bit off with each other. Two of them are slightly slanted which causes them not to line up when seen from above. Still a nice knife anyway.
A Queen 1982 Stag Series 8480 Muskrat. Nice fat stag that's pretty even on both sides. The bolsters are a little bit off with each other. Two of them are slightly slanted which causes them not to line up when seen from above. Still a nice knife anyway.
Queen City. My favorite! Bruno. 
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Here's a nice little 3" Marshall Wells jack knife.
I hope it was made by New York Knife Co.
Any one have any thoughts?
Thanks for looking.
I hope it was made by New York Knife Co.
Any one have any thoughts?
Thanks for looking.
Joe
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That's a sweet little knife Joe. Just love it when the bone takes on that warm pocket-worn 'glow'.FRJ wrote:Here's a nice little 3" Marshall Wells jack knife.
I hope it was made by New York Knife Co.
Any one have any thoughts?
Thanks for looking.
And as my sir name is 'Wells' I'd like to hear a bit more about 'Marshall Wells' ... I assume perhaps a Hardware Chain(?)
Derek
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Thank you, Derek.
Yes, Marshall Wells was a good hardware chain ......... long gone ............
Glad you like the knife.
Yes, Marshall Wells was a good hardware chain ......... long gone ............
Glad you like the knife.
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Sweet blade shape, somewhere between almost a wharn and barely a spear.Quick Steel wrote:This was presented as an issue item to the German Navy. The only markings are on the blade: M F H in block letters and beneath those in smaller print INT. COMP. No other indications relating to Germany or anywhere else. It was shipped from Lithuania. Whatever its' provenance it is a very stout knife i.e. strong, solid, and tight from blade to handle to Marlin spike.
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Good observation Ivoryman.The shape is a bit unusual.
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I don't know anything about how many were produced, but that's a good-looking knife, Kerry.ludwig26 wrote:A 2 dot 78 Midnight pearl 92042B. If anybody has any knowledge of the volume produced of these I would like to hear it. I know they made a collectors pair but I haven't seen many regular knives. Sorry for the bad pick. It's raining here and I just threw it up on a drum and snapped a pic. The knife is actually real clean.
Kerry
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This Western W36 and Imperial BSA!
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I don't have a clue why I bought these but I did and they're here now. All are assisted opening except the orange and tan Rough Riders. The little Meyerco has a "fire starter" rod stuck down in a scab on the pile side of the handle but I can't get a spark out of it.
I actually kind of like the black Rough Rider. I think it's the blade profile.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012