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Ken I second that on the gunstock one of my favorite carries 
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This one is really hand filling, i love it!garddogg56 wrote:Ken I second that on the gunstock one of my favorite carries
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Arrived today ... Priority Mail from the USA
Schatt & Morgan (Queen Cutlery) #80 Sway Belly Folders 3 1/2 inches closed
They come as a 2 bladed 'Trapper' or this single clip version .... really pleased with these
(always a bit of a gamble buying sight unseen)
Derek
Schatt & Morgan (Queen Cutlery) #80 Sway Belly Folders 3 1/2 inches closed
They come as a 2 bladed 'Trapper' or this single clip version .... really pleased with these
Derek
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Nice pair Derek
The stag would be my pick of the litter.
The stag would be my pick of the litter.
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Nice pair of swaybellies, Derek.
I like both handle materials, but generally prefer stag. How is the walk & talk on those two? My experience is that S&M is notoriously inconsistent in that regard. For example, each of these #69 Barlows is slightly different; the wharnie being the best but the only one without a half stop. The sheepfoot is the worst with a pinched & grainy feel when opened. The clip blade has the best overall fit & finish. So strange to have that much variation between knives that are supposedly all made in the same shop.
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I like both handle materials, but generally prefer stag. How is the walk & talk on those two? My experience is that S&M is notoriously inconsistent in that regard. For example, each of these #69 Barlows is slightly different; the wharnie being the best but the only one without a half stop. The sheepfoot is the worst with a pinched & grainy feel when opened. The clip blade has the best overall fit & finish. So strange to have that much variation between knives that are supposedly all made in the same shop.
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I find this new RR toenail pretty impressive. The bone scales are ideal for scirmshaw work, but I am not.
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Ooh, that is so sweet and sexy.FRJ wrote:Here's a nice dressy Robeson. 3 1/8"
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Ken, that Schrade 51OT is one of my favorite patterns, great knife, I had to retire mine because of 20 years worth of EDC wear.ken98k wrote:The latest additions to my collection.
The gunstock is much bigger than I expected, even bigger than the Schrade Bigtimer. I love it!
The little Gerber is shaving sharp. The case 54 is just for size comparison.
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Thanks wazu ... and QTCut yep I've had the same experience with patchy minor variances But both these are "sweet as a nut".
Very Happy with them.
Derek
Very Happy with them.
Derek
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How bout this cutie 293B ??
they say its a dab rare
BIG OLE HAAWG of a 2 blade banana trapper
yeah its got issues
but it EXISTS . .
Thanks in advance
HET in advance
they say its a dab rare
BIG OLE HAAWG of a 2 blade banana trapper
yeah its got issues
but it EXISTS . .
Thanks in advance
HET in advance
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Never saw one of those before. NICE!MrBlister wrote:How bout this cutie 293B ??
they say its a dab rare
BIG OLE HAAWG of a 2 blade banana trapper
yeah its got issues
but it EXISTS . .
Thanks in advance
HET in advance
Queen City. My favorite! Bruno. 
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Mr. Blister, That thing reminds me of my EDC 6275 Moose! It is a shame such a neat Remington had a broken clip blade.
I know it ruins the knife's value but reshaping it is a great way to make a very practical save. The Warncliff shaped blade is so handy!
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These three showed up this week. Top to bottom....
Queen #66 Muskrat 4" - Funny about this one. The previous owner only used one blade. The blade not shown is worn more than the other.
Camillus #72 3.5" - This one needed a lot of help. Looks like the main blade side probably had wobble and someone squeezed it in a vice. I had to work the pin down and clean up the vice marks. Too bad the main blade on this one has no snap. The spring doesn't even move when the blade is opened and closed.....but....it's really sharp.
Queen #2 Serpentine Jack 3.25" - Blades are worn but do have nice walk & talk.
They didn't break the bank so no worries with these three.
PS.....I know a lot of you guys like the 72 so here's another pic in all it's glory.
Queen #66 Muskrat 4" - Funny about this one. The previous owner only used one blade. The blade not shown is worn more than the other.
Camillus #72 3.5" - This one needed a lot of help. Looks like the main blade side probably had wobble and someone squeezed it in a vice. I had to work the pin down and clean up the vice marks. Too bad the main blade on this one has no snap. The spring doesn't even move when the blade is opened and closed.....but....it's really sharp.
Queen #2 Serpentine Jack 3.25" - Blades are worn but do have nice walk & talk.
They didn't break the bank so no worries with these three.
PS.....I know a lot of you guys like the 72 so here's another pic in all it's glory.
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The last three things that came in the mail, all this month.
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Knice haul Ted!
These just arrived.
Henkel Corn Knife
Leatherman Micra
Brideg Cutlery Co whittler
Kershaw DWD
These just arrived.
Henkel Corn Knife
Leatherman Micra
Brideg Cutlery Co whittler
Kershaw DWD
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Nice whittler Scott, shame the cover is cracked.
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Here are 3 knives that came south from Wisconsin. 313Mike had advertised the Buck and the Old Timer here on AAPK. Mike graciously sent the old Colonial along to keep the other 2 company.
Thanks again Mike!
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What's that Tidioute GEC? Is it a 54 pattern?TheMadHungarian wrote:The last three things that came in the mail, all this month.
Edit: Think I answered my own question. looks like a #53 Stockman with ebony handles. Nice pattern and a nice pick-up.
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This week's haul. Nothing to be proud of.
Camillus 53
Camillus short-line 72
No-Name German 72 clone
Camillus 53
Camillus short-line 72
No-Name German 72 clone
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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
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Knice haul Jerry!!
FEDEX just dropped these off...
FEDEX just dropped these off...
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Just got this KaBar jack in today....also learned of the passing of a music legend today as well, Rest in Peace Gregg Allman. ..
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2007 #53 Cuban in Polished Buffalo Horn, it was a gift from a friend on another forum.bdev wrote:What's that Tidioute GEC? Is it a 54 pattern?TheMadHungarian wrote:The last three things that came in the mail, all this month.
Edit: Think I answered my own question. looks like a #53 Stockman with ebony handles. Nice pattern and a nice pick-up.
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Here are 2 very fine knives both from ebay and both from esteemed AAPK members as i learned only after paying.
First is a Camillus made bone Sta-Sharp, 9455(i think) 3 5/8" 2 blade Gunstock in excellent condition, perfect W&T, zero play, just a Great knife. likely 1930's production & rare to find a Sta-Sharp in this good condition.
Second is a Wester Bros, well made vintage German 3 3/8" Pen knife, almost stout enough to be a double end Jack. Wester Bros and Wester & Butz are top quality vintage German knives. Might have been lightly buffed but is basically never used.
You always get a good knife buying from other collectors. Thank you guys.
kj
First is a Camillus made bone Sta-Sharp, 9455(i think) 3 5/8" 2 blade Gunstock in excellent condition, perfect W&T, zero play, just a Great knife. likely 1930's production & rare to find a Sta-Sharp in this good condition.
Second is a Wester Bros, well made vintage German 3 3/8" Pen knife, almost stout enough to be a double end Jack. Wester Bros and Wester & Butz are top quality vintage German knives. Might have been lightly buffed but is basically never used.
You always get a good knife buying from other collectors. Thank you guys.
kj
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KJ those are two outstanding and beautiful vintage folders
The Camillus GS SS with flat end cap, rat tail bolster, etch CRAFTSMAN still visible and beautiful jigged bone is a real catch! The Wester Bros is no slouch either! I love single spring opposite end Jacks. The blade function is harder to get right with a single spring. You scored two very desirable folders--well done
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Very nice, KJ! I have a Wester and Butz pearl pen that is obviously high quality. Does anyone know how those Germans made the 'pressed stag' covers?