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

[doglegg]

Realized that I failed to post my latest here. Fished it out of the bay. A four line Camillus half whittler. Didn't know there was such a critter but found a couple of other post here from the past. More in the Camillus forum.

[Papa Bones]

Realized that I failed to post my latest here. Fished it out of the bay. A four line Camillus half whittler. Didn't know there was such a critter but found a couple of other post here from the past. More in the Camillus forum. DSCN6964.JPGDSCN6966.JPGDSCN6967.JPGDSCN6970.JPG

That's a beauty Floyd.

[Ivoryman]

Realized that I failed to post my latest here. Fished it out of the bay. A four line Camillus half whittler. Didn't know there was such a critter but found a couple of other post here from the past. More in the Camillus forum. DSCN6964.JPGDSCN6966.JPGDSCN6967.JPGDSCN6970.JPG

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh my, absolute outstanding bones. Gorgeous color and sweet jigging. Wow. That is the kind. Congrats, Serious score.

Thanks you too Smitty Appreciate it.

[Dan In MI]

Smitty, I-Man, and Doglegg: those are all terrific knives, and some great extras from Scott, too!

Here is my latest, purchased from GSPTOPDOG: an "Old Crafty" Stockman. It was made for Sears, and I'm pretty sure it was made by Schrade. It's right around four inches long. Though it shows signs of wear and light use, I think it still looks pretty darn good. Not long after I finished up with the unboxing video, it went into my pocket! Here are the pictures:

And the unboxing video:



Thanks again, GSPTOPDOG. I'm absolutely delighted with this one!

[doglegg]

Thanks Papa Bones, Iman and Dan. Very pleased with this one.
Dan, you did well too.

[Dan In MI]

Dan, you did well too.

Thanks!

[Papa Bones]

Smitty, I-Man, and Doglegg: those are all terrific knives, and some great extras from Scott, too!

Here is my latest, purchased from GSPTOPDOG: an "Old Crafty" Stockman. It was made for Sears, and I'm pretty sure it was made by Schrade. It's right around four inches long. Though it shows signs of wear and light use, I think it still looks pretty darn good. Not long after I finished up with the unboxing video, it went into my pocket! Here are the pictures:

Very nice Dan. Love those Craftsman knives.

[Dan In MI]

Very nice Dan.

Thank you for the kind words and watching the video, Smitty!

[QTCut5]

OCD Monkey's most recent fixation netted yet another Winterbottom Bone Queen #51 Mini Trapper from Lois & Clark's AAPK store.

[QTCut5]

Another recent pick-up" Kershaw 1660YLBW Random Leek (Blackwash Leeks are another OCD Monkey obsession).

[Ripster]

Received this Whittler from one of our members here. When this one came up it was one that really filled the bill for me. What little info am aware of is Duane Cutlery was around in the early 1900s ,maybe 1910 to 1920. Tangs stamped all 3 blades, half stop all 3 blades. Main blade rides on 2 springs that have the wedge to split for secondary blade and file to operate on there own spring. Will do some research on the maker,if someone has any info and would share ,that would be great .
Thanks for a great knife Boji, super Service and shipping too. Above what expected.
Happy Memorial Day weekend to you all

[doglegg]

Wonderful knife JP. Beautiful bones.

[TPK]

OCD Monkey's most recent fixation netted yet another Winterbottom Bone Queen #51 Mini Trapper from Lois & Clark's AAPK store.

[TPK]

Received this Whittler from one of our members here. When this one came up it was one that really filled the bill for me. What little info am aware of is Duane Cutlery was around in the early 1900s ,maybe 1910 to 1920. Tangs stamped all 3 blades, half stop all 3 blades. Main blade rides on 2 springs that have the wedge to split for secondary blade and file to operate on there own spring. Will do some research on the maker,if someone has any info and would share ,that would be great .
Thanks for a great knife Boji, super Service and shipping too. Above what expected.
Happy Memorial Day weekend to you all

Beautiful find JP! Love them scales!

[bighomer]

Mailman brought it, I believe it to be a Queen in Winchester clothing.

[TPK]

Nice EO Joe! Cool new addition!

[WillyCamaro]

Mailman brought it, I believe it to be a Queen in Winchester clothing.

Yes it tis mate, based off the #19 E/O Slim Trapper.
Good lookin' knife mate.

[WillyCamaro]

Mail call here @ Fibro Farm, it's been months in the making, happy to have these pups home.
Buckets of info to mull over,
vintage little Queen phamflet fo the collection
tub of ole sharpening equipment fer the rig.

All-in-all, I'm purty happy; the wallet... not so much.

[WillyCamaro]

And to round things out, first Jeffin Custom finally home.
Yippee!

[QTCut5]

And to round things out, first Jeffin Custom finally home.
Yippee!

That's a beauty, WillyC. And a great haul of books to add to your knife reference library. I'm particularly intrigued by the two Schatt & Morgan books (blue--top row center & gray--top row right)--what years do they cover?

[Ripster]

And to round things out, first Jeffin Custom finally home.
Yippee!

Nice haul ,Willy
That Jeffin Custom is a nice piece

[doglegg]

What a haul WillyC, books to read and a knife to coon finger.

[jerryd6818]

Oh Willy, that is sweet and I don't even like that type of knife.

[treefarmer]

Mailman brought it, I believe it to be a Queen in Winchester clothing.

Yes it tis mate, based off the #19 E/O Slim Trapper.
Good lookin' knife mate.

Willy, my friend, I was reading this thread and got to wondering if bighomer's Queen made Winchester might be a pattern #11 rather than the #19?
The 19 has heavier bolsters than the 11 which I believe was only made with one blade. Both are the same length but there are some differences. Just something to chew on.
Treefarmer

[WillyCamaro]

And to round things out, first Jeffin Custom finally home.
Yippee!

That's a beauty, WillyC. And a great haul of books to add to your knife reference library. I'm particularly intrigued by the two Schatt & Morgan books (blue--top row center & gray--top row right)--what years do they cover?

Thanks mate!

Surp,
They are reprints of S&M's #1 & #2 Catalogues, 1903/1907, snagged from Mr.Galv earlier this year.