Lets show some Old and Rare ones.

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Thanks guys, appreciate it. That Fox is a great gun,It's an XE grade, it was sold by the E.K. Tryon Company around 1923. I found the gun in as my gunsmith put it "in unenviable condition" but he did an amazing restoration on it, it is my favorite vintage sporting clays gun.
I had posted that I was looking for an E.K.Tryon knife to go with the gun and Charlie saw my post and very generously gifted me the Barlow, I have it in my pocket every event I shoot with the Fox.
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John - Little late to your post - but a great barlow and shotgun pair ::tu:: ::tu:: ... That is really cool in my book that you carry the barlow when clay shooting with the gun... I would indeed do the same 8) ....
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LongBlade wrote:John - Little late to your post - but a great barlow and shotgun pair ::tu:: ::tu:: ... That is really cool in my book that you carry the barlow when clay shooting with the gun... I would indeed do the same 8) ....

Thank you Lee, it's fun showing my shooting buddies the knife when opening flats of shells and telling the history of the gun and the knife.


Picked up this pretty nice Jaeger Brothers swell center cattle knife this week, gorgeous pearl handles, light to no use on the blades with light corrosion.
3 5/8" with a heavy feel to it, all 3 blades tang stamped.
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You and Donna are amassing an enviable knife collection John.

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Beautiful old knife John!!! Great find ::tu::
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BWT wrote:Beautiful old knife John!!! Great find ::tu::
Thank you Bill, the pictures really don't show just how luminous the mother of pearl is on the knife.it really pops in the sun.
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Southington Cut.Co.Etched hand Forged. 1
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Beautiful knife Roger. Love the pattern and the handle material. ::tu::

I do wonder what happened to it to produce that "serrated" edge on the main blade.
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Beautiful Southington Roger, love the etch and the stag.
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Awesome Roger ::tu:: ::tu:: ... Not sure I ever saw a Southington knife with an etch 8) ... never mind the fact it was handled in stag ::drool:: ....
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philco wrote:Beautiful knife Roger. Love the pattern and the handle material. ::tu::

I do wonder what happened to it to produce that "serrated" edge on the main blade.
Phil,I don't believe the knife has ever been sharpened, even at the factory.
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Beautiful knife Roger, love those handles!!!
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BWT wrote:Beautiful knife Roger, love those handles!!!
X2 ::tu:: ::tu::
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That is some dynamite stag Roger! ::tu::
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Thanks guys,I appreciate it.
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Here's a few. Some W.R. Case and Son's and some Case Bros.
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Beautiful knives, Greg.
Great show! ::tu::
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FRJ wrote:Beautiful knives, Greg.
Great show! ::tu::
Thanks Joe! :D
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Beautiful knives!!
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Greg, that's a great display. We're so used to identifying Case knives with the oval shield, makes me wonder how many old one's I passed over just lookin' for the familiar Case oval. ::hmm::
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treefarmer wrote:Greg, that's a great display. We're so used to identifying Case knives with the oval shield, makes me wonder how many old one's I passed over just lookin' for the familiar Case oval. ::hmm::
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Phillip, Case Bros. used that federal shield pretty regularly, gotta watch out for em. ::nod::
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Greg, nice group of pre-Tested knives! You have a good mix of handle materials in use at the time. ::tu:: ::tu::
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RalphAlsip wrote:Greg, nice group of pre-Tested knives! You have a good mix of handle materials in use at the time. ::tu:: ::tu::
Thanks Jerry!
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Greg nice group,I especially like the Winterbottom stockman! ::tu::
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Very nice Greg, beautiful knives!!!
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