It's In The Mail

[KLJ77]

That is a sweet looking Camillus, Smitty.

[cody6268]

Seller photos were pretty bad, but they had good feedback, and these knives were cheap--$20 for the pair. I figured at the least, these would be great users. Both of these are linerlock Schrades--well, one is a Craftsman that is Sears' version of the 194OT.

Sears Craftsman USA 95074. I figure this is the perfect EDC for me, one blade, linerlock, carbon steel. And, at a price I could afford.

Failed to notice tip was busted off the 18OT Mighty Mite. However, I think this is a good basis for a Wharncliffe reprofiling. Gonna try it myself. Wharncliffe is a great way to get a lot out of a small knife. I feel, however, I can say I got the knife for free, given what a 194OT or even the Craftsman variant goes for these days.

[Papa Bones]

Seller photos were pretty bad, but they had good feedback, and these knives were cheap--$20 for the pair. I figured at the least, these would be great users. Both of these are linerlock Schrades--well, one is a Craftsman that is Sears' version of the 194OT.

Sears Craftsman USA 95074. I figure this is the perfect EDC for me, one blade, linerlock, carbon steel. And, at a price I could afford.

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Failed to notice tip was busted off the 18OT Mighty Mite. However, I think this is a good basis for a Wharncliffe reprofiling. Gonna try it myself. Wharncliffe is a great way to get a lot out of a small knife. I feel, however, I can say I got the knife for free, given what a 194OT or even the Craftsman variant goes for these days.

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I've always like the 1940T and variations. Lot of good use left in those. Let us know how the re-profile turns out.

[TPK]

I received notification that this was in the mail. A rare Camillus Three Blade Stockman. O.K. that's the way it was listed, but we all know it's a Camillus 72 pattern Whittler. Appears to have very little use. It is a late Camillus with the double line tang stamp with the double line Camillus stamped shield. I had saved this in my saved auction list, but I have to thank Floyd aka:doggleg for looking out for me. He had sent me a message advising me about it. Looking forward to getting it for inspection. Another addition to my Camillus 72 family.

Lucky Dawg! Man that's a Beauty! Congrats Buddy!

[TPK]

Seller photos were pretty bad, but they had good feedback, and these knives were cheap--$20 for the pair. I figured at the least, these would be great users. Both of these are linerlock Schrades--well, one is a Craftsman that is Sears' version of the 194OT.
Sears Craftsman USA 95074. I figure this is the perfect EDC for me, one blade, linerlock, carbon steel. And, at a price I could afford.

Those will make some great EDC's! Been wanting one of those Mighty Mite's myself!

[TPK]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

[Colonel26]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

Very nice!!!

[Colonel26]

Sitting here in the deer blind with nothing moving at all. In my frustration I PULLED THE TRIGGER (pun intended) in this old loomfixer.

[TPK]

Sitting here in the deer blind with nothing moving at all. In my frustration I PULLED THE TRIGGER (pun intended) in this old loomfixer.

Touchdown!

[Colonel26]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

That’s a great pattern. And with a federal shield it’s even that much better.

[TPK]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

That’s a great pattern. And with a federal shield it’s even that much better.

Thanks Buddy!

Your Loom-Fixer is an awesome piece of cutlery! Congrats!

[doglegg]

Wade, great score on the loom fixer.... now to pull the trigger on a nice buck.

[doglegg]

Tom, great score and maybe in time for Christmas.

[TPK]

Tom, great score and maybe in time for Christmas.

Hopefully it will be here by then Floyd! I've been really good this, ummmm today!

[Papa Bones]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

Awesome Tom Looking forward when you can show them off with your collection.

[Papa Bones]

Sitting here in the deer blind with nothing moving at all. In my frustration I PULLED THE TRIGGER (pun intended) in this old loomfixer.

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That's a beauty. Congrats!!

[1967redrider]

I found out that my mom is going to mail us some POP-TARTS & cookies for Christmas. Along with some patriotic fabrics for making knife slips.

So before she goes to the post office, I hurried up & made my first ever Shepherd Hills Cutlery purchase.
These are on their way to her house so they can catch a lift to Germany.

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Wonder if I can fold one of those patches in the middle, sew it together up to about where the ® is, & turn it into a knife slip.

Thanks for looking!

Nice pick-ups, Tom!

[Colonel26]

Wade, great score on the loom fixer.... now to pull the trigger on a nice buck.

No buck. But she’ll eat. Not a bad day.

[zzyzzogeton]

Does taste better anyway.

[Colonel26]

Does taste better anyway.

As a friend of mine says, “the freezer has never asked me ‘What did it score?’”

[doglegg]

What did it score and what did it weigh are both viable questions. Congrats and bon appetit.

[zzyzzogeton]

What did it score and what did it weigh are both viable questions. Congrats and bon appetit.

A doe ALWAYS scores a big fat GOOSE EGG. Well, unless you're talking reindeer/caribou.

[Colonel26]

What did it score and what did it weigh are both viable questions. Congrats and bon appetit.

A doe ALWAYS scores a big fat GOOSE EGG. Well, unless you're talking reindeer/caribou.

The only thing a whitetail doe scores is extra points in the taste and tenderness department!

[TPK]

Wade, great score on the loom fixer.... now to pull the trigger on a nice buck.

No buck. But she’ll eat. Not a bad day.

One Loom-Fixer & one Freezer-Filler! Congrats!

[TPK]

Medium Stockman with ebony scales & slanted bolster.
Two pins for putting onto a showcase. And two patches.

Thanks for looking!

Nice pick-ups, Tom!

Thanks John!