The Mini TrapPER DIEM -- Your Daily Mini Trapper

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jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Oct 05, 2021 2:57 pm This one came to stay with me yesterday. It's nothing special but it fattens up the pile.
Ah, the ubiquitous Amber Bone 6207...a genuine "classic" ::nod:: I actually prefer the Amber Bone with equal parts Amber & White Bone, like the one you got, because it reminds me of caramel syrup drizzled on vanilla ice-cream! ::tu:: 8)

Nice score, jerryd...not only does it "fatten up the pile" (although probably not as much as a big bowl of caramel-topped ice-cream would :lol: ), but it enhances and beautifies it as well. :D
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QTCut5 wrote: Tue Oct 05, 2021 9:55 pm
jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Oct 05, 2021 2:57 pm This one came to stay with me yesterday. It's nothing special but it fattens up the pile.
Ah, the ubiquitous Amber Bone 6207...a genuine "classic" ::nod:: I actually prefer the Amber Bone with equal parts Amber & White Bone, like the one you got, because it reminds me of caramel syrup drizzled on vanilla ice-cream! ::tu:: 8)

Nice score, jerryd...not only does it "fatten up the pile" (although probably not as much as a big bowl of caramel-topped ice-cream would :lol: ), but it enhances and beautifies it as well. :D
Ahh, spoken like a true addict (of caramel-topped ice-cream). :mrgreen:
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jerryd6818 wrote: Wed Oct 06, 2021 10:40 am
QTCut5 wrote: Tue Oct 05, 2021 9:55 pm
jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Oct 05, 2021 2:57 pm This one came to stay with me yesterday. It's nothing special but it fattens up the pile.
Ah, the ubiquitous Amber Bone 6207...a genuine "classic" ::nod:: I actually prefer the Amber Bone with equal parts Amber & White Bone, like the one you got, because it reminds me of caramel syrup drizzled on vanilla ice-cream! ::tu:: 8)

Nice score, jerryd...not only does it "fatten up the pile" (although probably not as much as a big bowl of caramel-topped ice-cream would :lol: ), but it enhances and beautifies it as well. :D
Ahh, spoken like a true addict (of caramel-topped ice-cream). :mrgreen:
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And speaking of Queen Trappers... ::nod::

My most recent Mini Trapper acquisition is this Queen #51 with Cocobolo Wood handle:

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For someone who took a long time to warm up to wooden knife handles, I sure seem to be adding an awful lot of them to my Mini-T pile lately.
(I guess you could say they're growing on me!)
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Like the wood on that Queen Q!! 👍😍👍
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QTCut5 wrote: Sat Oct 16, 2021 1:30 am And speaking of Queen Trappers... ::nod::

My most recent Mini Trapper acquisition is this Queen #51 with Cocobolo Wood handle:


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For someone who took a long time to warm up to wooden knife handles, I sure seem to be adding an awful lot of them to my Mini-T pile lately.
(I guess you could say they're growing on me!)
::tu:: ::tu:: ::nod::
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Very lovely wood.
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Mahalo, John, Smitty & Floyd. Always appreciate your positive comments (I really need to be better at leaving positive comments for others...you guys all set a great example).
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~Q~ I'm not normally much on wood handles but that's some great grain in those handles. ::tu::
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jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 3:12 am ~Q~ I'm not normally much on wood handles but that's some great grain in those handles. ::tu::
A beautiful knife. Proving wood handles can be awesome if the wood used is quality and not a recycled peach crate.
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Here's a really special Mini-Trapper that I received as a bomb from my Mini-T partner in crime (I think). A BIG MAHALO to you, my friend. ::super_happy::

Smith & Wesson Jigged Gray-Green Bone, SEKI, Japan, AUS-6 steel.
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That one's a real beauty ~Q~. Congratulations.

I've posted this one but not here, sooooo............... It was the horseshoe shield that reeled me in. ::facepalm::
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I’ve got that same Smith & Wesson, Q, except mine is the full-size trapper.

That’s a beauty, Jerry!

This one was a gift for Fathers Day - Caribbean Blue Bone.
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tvic wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 2:49 pm I’ve got that same Smith & Wesson, Q, except mine is the full-size trapper.

That’s a beauty, Jerry!

This one was a gift for Fathers Day - Caribbean Blue Bone.
That right there is a beauty. Congratulations!
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QTCut5 wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 6:55 am Here's a really special Mini-Trapper that I received as a bomb from my Mini-T partner in crime (I think). A BIG MAHALO to you, my friend. ::super_happy::

Smith & Wesson Jigged Gray-Green Bone, SEKI, Japan, AUS-6 steel.
Awesome looking Mini-T "Q". The color of the handles really looks good.


jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 11:35 am That one's a real beauty ~Q~. Congratulations.

I've posted this one but not here, sooooo............... It was the horseshoe shield that reeled me in. ::facepalm::
Still love the horseshoe shield. A good luck knife for sure. ::tu::


tvic wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 2:49 pm I’ve got that same Smith & Wesson, Q, except mine is the full-size trapper.

That’s a beauty, Jerry!

This one was a gift for Fathers Day - Caribbean Blue Bone.
That's some deep Caribbean Blue right there. ::tu::
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jerryd6818 wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2021 11:35 am That one's a real beauty ~Q~. Congratulations.

I've posted this one but not here, sooooo............... It was the horseshoe shield that reeled me in. ::facepalm::
It's the bone that gets this squid Jerry. Do love me some pocketworn chestnut... ::woot::
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Here's one you don't see too often (1 of 100):

2006 Schatt & Morgan 022151 Smooth Brown Bone
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Q.. You seem to find all real Gems.. ::hmm:: I was going to post some but every MT you post is FINE!!! ::tu:: ::nod:: 8) ::tu::
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Here's another somewhat rare bird...2002 S&M #51 (C & W SFO) with Maple Wood covers.

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QTCut5 wrote: Sat Oct 16, 2021 1:30 am And speaking of Queen Trappers... ::nod::

My most recent Mini Trapper acquisition is this Queen #51 with Cocobolo Wood handle:


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For someone who took a long time to warm up to wooden knife handles, I sure seem to be adding an awful lot of them to my Mini-T pile lately.
(I guess you could say they're growing on me!)
Q - love cocobolo ... smells really sweet when its cut & sanded. Super heavy - probably the heaviest wood I've ever worked with ... pretty too ! That trapper has above average grain ::tu::
pffffft that's not a knife ......... now THAT'S a knife !! Crocodile Dundee

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Here's yet another uncommon one that I happened to stumble upon while surfing the Bay:

1993 Queen RI1 Single Blade Mini Trapper in Ruby Red Acrylic
Closed length = 3⅜"
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(I don't know what the "RI1" etched on the blade stands for..."Red Ice" perhaps? ::shrug:: )
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There’s something about a red pocketknife! ::tu::
Good catch, Q.
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treefarmer wrote: Thu Jan 13, 2022 3:32 am There’s something about a red pocketknife! ::tu::
Good catch, Q.
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Q, on page 24 of the Queen catalog for 1995, there is an explanation that I believe probably covers your knife. It is called Red Ice. The 1st knife on that page is called RI-1 - Small Trapper.
I do believe that's your pretty red prize! ::nod::
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Right On! I nailed it. :)

Mahalo for the confirming research, my friend, I knew I could count on you. ::tu::
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