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S&M Queen Cut Co redbone. It's a nailbreaker-
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KanG.. That bone is purrty!! ::tu:: Shame its a nail-breaker though.. John :D
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LanG, beautiful bones, pretty knife, nailbreakers usually mean tight, solid lock up. That really turns me on. Nice one.
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........this topic plus my age is causing me to drool!!!!........... ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ................
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Here's a Henry Sears & Son, 1865. 3 5/16" closed.
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Here's a Robeson. 3 3/16" closed.
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Here's a Landers Frary & Clark. 3 5/16" closed.
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Here's an Empire. 3 5/8" closed.
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Here's a Cattaraugus. 3 5/8" closed.
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Those MOP knives are beauties, Joe. But that Cattaraugus is just WOW! Something about the aged carbon steel and aged bone on that knife make it more attractive than a brand new knife, in my opinion. Very good photography too!
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Thanks for the kind words, Mel. Glad you liked the knives. ::tu::
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Nice showing Joe. I agree with Mel, that Catt is sweet!
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Thank you very much, Wayne. It's one of my favorites.
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Wow that's killer bone color FRJ. Beautiful.
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Thank you, Ivoryman. ::tu::
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Here's a Western Boulder. 3 1/2" closed.
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Posting some real Beauties Joe!! ::tu:: John :D
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Wow Joe,you've been really busy.
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Thanks for posting these pics Joe. The knives are all a treat to see and your photography really brings out the unique character in each of the knives.
Very enjoyable viewing. ::tu::
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Thank you for the comments, guys. Very much appreciated. ::tu::
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Keep 'em coming, guys...this is so much better than browsing through old knife catalogs or surfing eBay. Great photography of some very beautiful knives. Is anyone a professional photographer, by any chance? There are a number of truly professional grade photos here.
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Dying breed
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That is one good looking knife!!!
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Ivoryman wrote:Dying breed
Ouch!!
I know I have posted this before, but here is again in honor of a dying breed. I do not have very many Queens: about a half dozen, but everyone of them is a really fine knife!
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I have a couple, 2016 Case Seahorse Whittler in Walnut Rogers Bone & a '94 Buck #310 Whittler in Black Sawcut Delrin, (US-made, discontinued). I use the Buck daily, at 3" closed it fits my front pocket and/or watch pocket perfectly, and I carry the 4" Seahorse in a belt sheath at least once a week. The big nasty looking Wharncliffe blade attracted me to that one.
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