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Certainly, you have a great eye for extra high quality knives Mark. Congrats on these new beauties.
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This one arrived in my mailbox today. Another Craftsman 9494 to add to my 72 clone pile. Going to add this one in my EDC rotation. The blades are tight with no wobble or looseness, and have great snap. I had to do some cleaning, and de-gunking, and the smaller clip blade had some kind of black substance on the tip. The main problem with this knife is that someone used a course stone on the Main and small clip blade, and if you look on the pile side of those blades, looks like they got too close to a grinder. Dang shame, because the blades still have some of their original luster. The coping blade is in good shape. I believe I can clean the blades up a little more. The handles and bolsters are in great shape, no cracks in the handles and little wear. I got it at a good price and can live with putting in a little work to make it a good carry knife. Plus....who doesn't like a 72 pattern or one of the variations?
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I know what you mean about someone getting to close to a course stone, but sometimes i see posts of old knives with that very issue, and they just look good and well used. It is all personal taste of course, the more you use an EDC it just gets knocked around a bit. Like old tools, but they still work. You have a good weekend, and i forgot to say, good get.Papa Bones wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 12:42 am This one arrived in my mailbox today. Another Craftsman 9494 to add to my 72 clone pile. Going to add this one in my EDC rotation. The blades are tight with no wobble or looseness, and have great snap. I had to do some cleaning, and de-gunking, and the smaller clip blade had some kind of black substance on the tip. The main problem with this knife is that someone used a course stone on the Main and small clip blade, and if you look on the pile side of those blades, looks like they got too close to a grinder. Dang shame, because the blades still have some of their original luster. The coping blade is in good shape. I believe I can clean the blades up a little more. The handles and bolsters are in great shape, no cracks in the handles and little wear. I got it at a good price and can live with putting in a little work to make it a good carry knife. Plus....who doesn't like a 72 pattern or one of the variations?![]()
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Thanks Mark and Garry for the compliments on the knives. The Japanese knives are my favorites. The quality is just amazing on these.
Papa Bones, thanks for the compliment on the A.G. Russell stag whittler, it IS nice stag.
I like those craftsmen knives. I need to keep an eye open for those. My wife’s father was a huge Craftsman user. He was a carpenter most of his 94 years and Craftsmen was just about the only brand he used. I know she would love it if I had some of those. You’ve had some really nice ones you have been posting.
Papa Bones, thanks for the compliment on the A.G. Russell stag whittler, it IS nice stag.
I like those craftsmen knives. I need to keep an eye open for those. My wife’s father was a huge Craftsman user. He was a carpenter most of his 94 years and Craftsmen was just about the only brand he used. I know she would love it if I had some of those. You’ve had some really nice ones you have been posting.
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That bone does look good!jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 13, 2020 3:26 pm This showed up yesterday and it belongs in three places so I'll start here.
I really like these handles and hope Case uses them again. Note it's a 2020 edition.
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My goodness, that’s a great pickup! I remember when you could actually get good tools, knives and household appliances from Sears. Sadly, that’s not the case now.Papa Bones wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 12:42 am This
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Nice knife!!!!!
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Appreciate it. I love the 72 patterns, and have always love the older Craftsman tools. So it is kind of a double like for me. You have a great weekend also.cudgee wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 12:59 am
I know what you mean about someone getting to close to a course stone, but sometimes i see posts of old knives with that very issue, and they just look good and well used. It is all personal taste of course, the more you use an EDC it just gets knocked around a bit. Like old tools, but they still work. You have a good weekend, and i forgot to say, good get.![]()
Thanks Mark. I am also a fan of the older Craftsman tools. Most of the ones I own are the older V and doubleV series made in the U.S.A. I refuse to buy the newer ones since they contracted them out. I was a diesel & heavy equipment mechanic for over 36 years and Craftsman was used a lot. Have a good weekend.Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 1:22 am I like those craftsmen knives. I need to keep an eye open for those. My wife’s father was a huge Craftsman user. He was a carpenter most of his 94 years and Craftsmen was just about the only brand he used. I know she would love it if I had some of those. You’ve had some really nice ones you have been posting.
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Appreciate it Phil, and you a so right about the tools.phil0175 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 1:28 amMy goodness, that’s a great pickup! I remember when you could actually get good tools, knives and household appliances from Sears. Sadly, that’s not the case now.Papa Bones wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 12:42 am This
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Mail lady brought me a trifecta yesterday. Fresh from the bay and need a little cleaning. A short line EO Camillus 33, a no line Camillus 12 and a rehandled 9494 with family tree. More on each one in the appropriate forum. Thanks for looking.
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Nice haul, dogleg. I especially like the bone on that no line 12 in the middle.
My latest pick-up is this XX era Case 6207 with Green Bone which was also pulled out of the bay.
My latest pick-up is this XX era Case 6207 with Green Bone which was also pulled out of the bay.
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Thanks Q, I always am drawn to bone. And the bone on that 07 is very appealing. Congrats.

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Very Nice Floyddoglegg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 5:11 pm Mail lady brought me a trifecta yesterday. Fresh from the bay and need a little cleaning. A short line EO Camillus 33, a no line Camillus 12 and a rehandled 9494 with family tree. More on each one in the appropriate forum. Thanks for looking.DSCN6725.JPGDSCN6729.JPGDSCN6736.JPG
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Congrats "Q", Very Nice!!
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Your the Man ,the mail lady done you well. That EO and the 12 are right up there ,bone, long pulls etc, you got some dandies for sure Doglegg,have a good one.doglegg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 5:11 pm Mail lady brought me a trifecta yesterday. Fresh from the bay and need a little cleaning. A short line EO Camillus 33, a no line Camillus 12 and a rehandled 9494 with family tree. More on each one in the appropriate forum. Thanks for looking.DSCN6725.JPGDSCN6729.JPGDSCN6736.JPG
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Thanks JP for your kind words. 
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Sometimes I Sit and Think
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I May Grow Older, But I refuse to Grow Up!!
I'll sharpen it for you, but I don't give out band-aids!!
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Just got this one in yesterday. A Queen made Robeson Mastercraft Rail Splitter in beautiful smooth black buffalo horn. I’m always drawn to this pattern but for some reason I end up selling them off after awhile. Not sure if this one is one I am going to keep or sell, I’m loving this buffalo horn on this pattern, it looks amazing. Probably the best looking Rail Splitter I have seen or handled.
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Although not my style of knife, there's no denying how beautiful this one is!
Gorgeous Mark!

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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sun Nov 15, 2020 7:00 pm Just got this one in yesterday. A Queen made Robeson Mastercraft Rail Splitter in beautiful smooth black buffalo horn. I’m always drawn to this pattern but for some reason I end up selling them off after awhile. Not sure if this one is one I am going to keep or sell, I’m loving this buffalo horn on this pattern, it looks amazing. Probably the best looking Rail Splitter I have seen or handled.
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Wow! That's sweet! Nice find!
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