Mail Call !-Post your new pick-ups here............

[Ivoryman]

Mail order knives for a couple of young fellas. My grandson (the mop headed boy) in the pic and his buddy (with the hat on) meet up twice a year for a combined 8-10 days of camping and archery madness. They are 10 & 9 years old respectively and both are well mannered all around good boys. I did check with the other Grandpa to be sure it would be ok for his young fella to have a knife. I think they'll enjoy these around camp and where better to teach 'em knife safety.

Way to go, good for the boys, that should be fun for them, and you will become even cooler to them in a new way they will never forget. Making memories. Good one Sunknife.

[WillyCamaro]

Awesome pick-ups guys!
Good for you Ivoryman.. Made the boys day.
Ooooooo' Tsar... You make me mouth water...bad boy...

[Meridian_Mike]

Lookie what Roland sent me.....

3 more Old Timers that I needed for my OT collection...(THANKS ROLAND)

Aren't they beauties!
The 98OT.... the 123OT and the 225OT

Roland has been a HUGE help in getting my Old Timers up to speed.
You are da man Roland!

I have to say.... after getting my hands on the 123OT.... It is right up there on the top of my list! I LIKE IT...!!!!

Mike

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Lookie what Roland sent me.....

3 more Old Timers that I needed for my OT collection...(THANKS ROLAND)

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Old Timers arrived 2.JPG

Aren't they beauties!
The 98OT.... the 123OT and the 225OT

Roland has been a HUGE help in getting my Old Timers up to speed.
You are da man Roland!

I have to say.... after getting my hands on the 123OT.... It is right up there on the top of my list! I LIKE IT...!!!!

Mike

Congrats Mike. The 123 is quite a nice pattern don't you think?

[Tsar Bomba]

I have to say.... after getting my hands on the 123OT.... It is right up there on the top of my list! I LIKE IT...!!!!

First time I've ever seen one. This place is the WORST influence on me...

[dweb1897]

I have to say.... after getting my hands on the 123OT.... It is right up there on the top of my list! I LIKE IT...!!!!

First time I've ever seen one. This place is the WORST influence on me...

I believe it is the same frame that was used for the Statue of Liberty knife

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Just arrived today. Another Moki Ares. Has the top notch fit and finish you would expect from all Seki made knives. See the second photo for an example of tight fit.
SSk

[treefarmer]

Almost hesitant to show this old knife when I see all the fine ones y'all have been picking up but I mentioned it in the thread, "It's in the mail", so here it is. It is a 3 3/4" PAL cattle knife that has full blades, the blades are stained but not pitted, like it has been sitting in someone's drawer for the last 65 years. It has 1/2 stops on all three blades, does the proverbial gator thing, it's a fingernail breaker and the handles don't appear to have any damage.
Wading around in the Bay, I spotted this one and kept going back and looking at it. Finally pulled the trigger with the thought at this price I can't be disappointed. Disappointment was 180 degrees from my mind when I opened the package today! This one is truly a HOK!
Treefarmer

Cleaned the bolsters and shield with Mothers

Full blades, I believe

Tang stamp- looks like the "I" is missing from "MADE (I)N U.S.A.

[Rotten]

Almost hesitant to show this old knife when I see all the fine ones y'all have been picking up but I mentioned it in the thread, "It's in the mail", so here it is. It is a 3 3/4" PAL cattle knife that has full blades, the blades are stained but not pitted, like it has been sitting in someone's drawer for the last 65 years. It has 1/2 stops on all three blades, does the proverbial gator thing, it's a fingernail breaker and the handles don't appear to have any damage.
Wading around in the Bay, I spotted this one and kept going back and looking at it. Finally pulled the trigger with the thought at this price I can't be disappointed. Disappointment was 180 degrees from my mind when I opened the package today! This one is truly a HOK!
Treefarmer
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Don't hesitate, that is a great knife. I've grown fond of the old cattle knives as I think most of them, especially the ones without bone scales, when bought new were used and eventually used up and we're lucky to find good examples now.

[Railsplitter]

I ordered these Yellow "Plus" scales for my SAK Super Tinker and they arrived yesterday.

The Super Tinker isn't available in Yellow and the Plus scales have a third slot on them for a pen which is supplied with the scales.

[sunknife]

Mail order knives for a couple of young fellas. My grandson (the mop headed boy) in the pic and his buddy (with the hat on) meet up twice a year for a combined 8-10 days of camping and archery madness. They are 10 & 9 years old respectively and both are well mannered all around good boys. I did check with the other Grandpa to be sure it would be ok for his young fella to have a knife. I think they'll enjoy these around camp and where better to teach 'em knife safety.

Way to go, good for the boys, that should be fun for them, and you will become even cooler to them in a new way they will never forget. Making memories. Good one Sunknife.

Thanks I-Man

[Meridian_Mike]

I have to say.... after getting my hands on the 123OT.... It is right up there on the top of my list! I LIKE IT...!!!!

First time I've ever seen one. This place is the WORST influence on me...

Glad I could be of assistance!
(Heee heee heee)

[bighomer]

A few bottom feeders

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[treefarmer]

, them bottom feeders ain't all bad.
Treefarmer

[Doc B]

You've seen this one before...but, I decided to make it my retirement gift. I don't do too many fixed blade knives; but, at just slightly over 6 1/4 inches OAL, and with the sheath...this is small enough, it will make it in to my EDC rotation. Stout Wharncliff blade and bone Barlow shaped handles.
Thanks Tony!!!!

[doglegg]

Doc you got a jewel there. Good pick up.

[Ivoryman]

Fabulous Wood there DocB, you scored a beauty, love the local tang stamp, and of course kudos to the maker, but everything about that one attracts me. Congrats an on sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet score. And the photog skills are up there, great log, great pose, great colors, angle, light. . . . .

[Eustace]

It's not exactly knives...

[Jporter1974]

I've been waiting all weekend to get my hands on these..I found the two little ones surfing the Bay..but it's took me a couple weeks to introduce that Hawk to it's new zip code..and it's well worth the wait,,I really like the bones on the cut co.. ~Jon

[doglegg]

It's not exactly knives...

Great looking tools Eustace. I have my granddad's old draw knife. Those other two are interesting. Great pick ups.

[doglegg]

I've been waiting all weekend to get my hands on these..I found the two little ones surfing the Bay..but it's took me a couple weeks to introduce that Hawk to it's new zip code..and it's well worth the wait,,I really like the bones on the cut co.. ~Jon

Like the scales on those two little ones.
Is that Hawk a switchblade? Don't think I have ever seen one. I can see why your excited.

[Ivoryman]

Nice haul, very cool brown peach seed bones Jporter. Beautiful. Congrats.

[sunknife]

My 2 newest acquisitions, an ironwood #66 calf roper I picked up a few weeks back and a jigged cherry #43 beaver tail. Very pleased with both.

[doglegg]

[quote="sunknife"]My 2 newest acquisitions, an ironwood #66 calf roper I picked up a few weeks back and a jigged cherry #43 beaver tail. Very pleased with both. [/quote

Did you make the pouches? They look cool.

[sunknife]

My 2 newest acquisitions, an ironwood #66 calf roper I picked up a few weeks back and a jigged cherry #43 beaver tail. Very pleased with both. [/quote

Did you make the pouches? They look cool.

Thanks doglegg, appreciate the compliment my friend. Yes I made them both but to be honest my leather crafting is pretty crude compared to most, but functional.