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Show off your red bone handled knives!
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my newest red bone. 6217 case xx.
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Oh Man !!!! that is a sweet one, ya gota love those fat bottom girls they make the world go round. ::ds:: :lol:
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Those are SWEEEEEET! Johnnie, I love that fat jack! ::nod:: I been workin on my Redbone collection. All of mine are Case XX USA. Here are a few.
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Just beautiful looking red bone scales! I like stag, but there's something about those old Case red bone scales that really gets my attention.
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It seems the U.S.A. period had some of the prettiest redbone, with undertones of yellow and orange that makes them bright and purty!
But the older ones are nice too. Here are some Equal End patterns from the XX period.
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::doh:: You're killin me Charlie! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Forensic Jim wrote:Just beautiful looking red bone scales! I like stag, but there's something about those old Case red bone scales that really gets my attention.
I have to agree with Jim, these older Case red bone knives just seem to really stand out...Very nice..

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Gunsmoke47 wrote:::doh:: You're killin me Charlie! ::nod:: ::tu::
I can say the same thing smoke! Nice collection. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks Charlie, here is a couple or five more I have recently acquired. :D :D
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nice reds all!
some of my better ones
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Lookit all that redbone!! I love it!! Keep it coming!!
Here's some more.
I think this is the bunch I sent to Queen to use as examples for their redbone series, a year or two ago. They did a good job on it.
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Gunsmoke47 wrote:Those are SWEEEEEET! Johnnie, I love that fat jack! ::nod:: I been workin on my Redbone collection. All of mine are Case XX USA. Here are a few.
Very nice collection you have there GS47. Nice back ground too, but this ol ridge runner ain't used to seeing all that flat country with no trees. ::tu::
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Charlie, those are just Magnificent! Yours too Kaleb! ::drool:: I love Redbone! Yeah BR, up here in the panhandle of Texas you can see for miles. Not much to block that North wind when it starts to scream though :lol: . I lived in Jones co. Mississippi for 3 years and my dad hailed from Birmingham Ala. Beautiful country in the South! ::nod:: Smoke
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