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A wonderful looking knife Skip.
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Gone2Three wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 8:19 pm It's also been a little while since I got any goodies in the mail...
Y'all have been putting up some fine looking knives folks ::tu::

Here's today's mail haul, my eagerly awaited Queen's are finally here...
Thanks for looking!

Hope everyone is safe and well :)
Very nice haul! Especially that stockman! ::tu:: :D
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Quick Steel wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 3:54 am A wonderful looking knife Skip.
Thank you Garry.
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No, this isn't a couple of bricks of cocaine. No knife shows to attend, so I have been doing a little shopping by mail.

I have gotten to know this farmer in Ohio, who is not only great to deal with, but he also has some really nice knives. (Thanks Roger)
I will post pics of any of these which haven't previously been posted. Don"t want to duplicate any, I know you guys get bored enough as it is, looking at knife pictures all day :lol:
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Here's the weirdest Case knife I own ... its a 4 blade stockman (could this be called a "whittman" - 1/2 stockman, 1/2 whittler ::doh:: ) on the 47 frame. First pic is what it was like when I got it (factory grinds were awful - rounded over the point on the sheepsfoot and coping blades and the spey grind was an atrocity near the tip). Before you scroll all the way down to the last picture - see if you can see what's the real oddity with the blades before I give it away with the last picture (hint, it's not the addition of the coping blade) ...
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Here's after I cleaned up the grinds & tweaked the spey (kinda like how that one came out) ...
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The really weird part of this knife is ....

wait for it ...



ready ?



The clip blade is from a muskrat, not a stockman - only thing I can think of is that blade substitution was done to give better access to the nail nick on the coping blade (here's a comparison between the whittman and a standard 47 stockman) --->
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richard wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 2:18 am nice queen, i would love to have one like it
Thanks! ::super_happy::
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TPK wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 6:24 am
Gone2Three wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 8:19 pm It's also been a little while since I got any goodies in the mail...
Y'all have been putting up some fine looking knives folks ::tu::

Here's today's mail haul, my eagerly awaited Queen's are finally here...
Thanks for looking!

Hope everyone is safe and well :)
Very nice haul! Especially that stockman! ::tu:: :D
Why thank you Tom! That one was a good bargain... ::super_happy::
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Lansky1 wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:30 pm Here's the weirdest Case knife I own ... its a 4 blade stockman (could this be called a "whittman" - 1/2 stockman, 1/2 whittler ::doh:: ) on the 47 frame. First pic is what it was like when I got it (factory grinds were awful - rounded over the point on the sheepsfoot and coping blades and the spey grind was an atrocity near the tip). Before you scroll all the way down to the last picture - see if you can see what's the real oddity with the blades before I give it away with the last picture (hint, it's not the addition of the coping blade) ...

fhns.jpg

Here's after I cleaned up the grinds & tweaked the spey (kinda like how that one came out) ...

q3.jpg
q1.jpg

The really weird part of this knife is ....

wait for it ...



ready ?



The clip blade is from a muskrat, not a stockman - only thing I can think of is that blade substitution was done to give better access to the nail nick on the coping blade (here's a comparison between the whittman and a standard 47 stockman) --->

q4.jpg
John, you did a fantastic job re-profiling those blades. I saw the muskrat clip blade but it didn’t register when first looking at it. What an oddity that one is. Nice knife.
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Lansky1 wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:30 pm Here's the weirdest Case knife I own ... its a 4 blade stockman (could this be called a "whittman" - 1/2 stockman, 1/2 whittler ::doh:: ) on the 47 frame. First pic is what it was like when I got it (factory grinds were awful - rounded over the point on the sheepsfoot and coping blades and the spey grind was an atrocity near the tip). Before you scroll all the way down to the last picture - see if you can see what's the real oddity with the blades before I give it away with the last picture (hint, it's not the addition of the coping blade) ...

fhns.jpg

Here's after I cleaned up the grinds & tweaked the spey (kinda like how that one came out) ...

q3.jpg
q1.jpg

The really weird part of this knife is ....

wait for it ...



ready ?



The clip blade is from a muskrat, not a stockman - only thing I can think of is that blade substitution was done to give better access to the nail nick on the coping blade (here's a comparison between the whittman and a standard 47 stockman) --->

q4.jpg
Very interesting information John! I never would have noticed that muskrat blade being on there. :mrgreen: Anyways, nice work! ::tu:: :D
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Thanks guys - I've actually been carrying that 4 blader around the house - that little coping blade is handy !
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Waukonda wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 3:43 pm No, this isn't a couple of bricks of cocaine. No knife shows to attend, so I have been doing a little shopping by mail.

I have gotten to know this farmer in Ohio, who is not only great to deal with, but he also has some really nice knives. (Thanks Roger)
I will post pics of any of these which haven't previously been posted. Don"t want to duplicate any, I know you guys get bored enough as it is, looking at knife pictures all day :lol:
C'mon Ike, we don't care if they have been posted somewhere before, they are new to you, so let us see them again! Anything from Roger is worth looking at again.
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danno50 wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2020 2:23 am
Waukonda wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 3:43 pm No, this isn't a couple of bricks of cocaine. No knife shows to attend, so I have been doing a little shopping by mail.

I have gotten to know this farmer in Ohio, who is not only great to deal with, but he also has some really nice knives. (Thanks Roger)
I will post pics of any of these which haven't previously been posted. Don"t want to duplicate any, I know you guys get bored enough as it is, looking at knife pictures all day :lol:
C'mon Ike, we don't care if they have been posted somewhere before, they are new to you, so let us see them again! Anything from Roger is worth looking at again.
Well, gosh dangit there, Danno! If you insist ::ds::
I will get around to taking some pics and post this week.
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Got these today
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Uncle Henry showed up today. Sure is a nice one.
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espn77 wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2020 11:55 pm Got these today
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“Got these today”, is that all you are going to say about that group of knives? Wow! Nice haul.
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espn77 wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2020 11:55 pm Got these today
I would be excited to get any one of those beautiful knives Keith. But to get that many in one day!!! Wow!!! They will fit right in with your other knives. Congrats. ::tu:: ::tu::
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doglegg wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2020 1:22 am I would be excited to get any one of those beautiful knives Keith. But to get that many in one day!!! Wow!!! They will fit right in with your other knives. Congrats. ::tu:: ::tu::
Thanks doglegg ::handshake::
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Here's a little knife option ... Opinel #5 compared to the familiar Case peanut to get a feel for the scale. I haven't had an Opinel in years, so I figured for $12, I'd try one again. It's surprisingly well made friction folder for the cost - blade stays closed firmly, no chance it will open in the pocket. For a knife this size, I definitely don't need it to lock (the #5 doesn't have the locking ring), so I think it's a pretty good value for those of us that carry a wee knife from time to time ...
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espn77 wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2020 11:55 pm Got these today
Wow! :shock: Great score Kieth! A bakers dozen! ::super_happy:: Congrats! ::handshake:: :D They look "SHARP" in more ways than one! :mrgreen:
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Gorgeous knives everyone. ::tu::

I just retrieved this from the post office. An Imperial, 2 blade, "HECHO EN MEXICO" pocket knife.
It needed no cleaning. I took some pictures and here they are.
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Sweet little knife Skip!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Stanwade wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2020 6:25 pm Sweet little knife Skip!! ::tu:: ::tu::
Thank you Ryan. ::tu::
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Umcknifeguy wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2020 12:37 am Uncle Henry showed up today. Sure is a nice one.
Thats a great sheath with that one! ::tu::
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I see I neglected to post this stag handled Mini-Trapper in this thread. It showed up yesterday. The seller had more than one to sell so I was a little trepidatious about buying it without seeing the handles but the Mark side turned out alright and the Pile side is acceptable.
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jerryd6818 wrote: Wed Apr 15, 2020 1:20 pm I see I neglected to post this stag handled Mini-Trapper in this thread. It showed up yesterday. The seller had more than one to sell so I was a little trepidatious about buying it without seeing the handles but the Mark side turned out alright and the Pile side is acceptable.
Looks like a keeper to me! ::tu::
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