Knives & Boxes

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Wow! There is some nice stuff here, how 'bout showing off that "great bone" on that Catt Sunfish with a couple more pics? Going back a few days, I really like those old Remingtons as well, but, I like 'em all!
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LongBlade wrote:Mike ::tu:: ::tu:: ... The Rodgers box and knives are sweet - congrats ! I wanted that box but a few bucks short on the bid :lol: ...
Thanks Lee, it's only the 3rd one I've ever seen and one is not for sale. Our friend Artie has it!! I had stupid money on it.

BTW, Barry called the Marlboro show EPIC!
Waukonda wrote:Wow! There is some nice stuff here, how 'bout showing off that "great bone" on that Catt Sunfish with a couple more pics? Going back a few days, I really like those old Remingtons as well, but, I like 'em all!
I'll try to get the sunfish out for more pictures. It has a hardware company etch on the main blade but it's hard to photograph.
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That wooden box is something special. Great showing Mike
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galvanic1882 wrote:
LongBlade wrote:Mike ::tu:: ::tu:: ... The Rodgers box and knives are sweet - congrats ! I wanted that box but a few bucks short on the bid :lol: ...
Thanks Lee, it's only the 3rd one I've ever seen and one is not for sale. Our friend Artie has it!! I had stupid money on it.

BTW, Barry called the Marlboro show EPIC!
Art has it - not surprised as he had a big collection of cutlery boxes at one time but than again he has a big collection of everything :lol: ...

Marlboro was indeed epic - one of those shows with many knives of interest and think everyone went home happy 8) ... I’ll post a few when I am able to get photos loaded...
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galvanic1882 wrote:Here are a couple more.

Central City Phoenix NY is a hard one to find and the Cattaraugus sunfish has some great bone. The box is a wooden box and another hard item to find.
The Catt sunfish and box are pretty awesome.
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Mike, those are wonderful shots of knives on boxes, great finds!

It's very interesting to see how similar the Central City Knife box is to the old JBF Champlin box!

I suppose those old box makers included art work to get the order.
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Thanks Derek, here is the Champlin box.
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That’s quite a knife Mike. The condition and the box puts it in a league of its own. Thanks for sharing it.
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Thanks Mike!
You have some significant boxes in your collection!
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Sweet Mike ::tu:: ::tu:: ...
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One of my Schrade wire jack BSA chow kits with the original (rough) box.
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That's cool ::tu::
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A wonderful thread with some stunning knives with boxes.
This is a Waterville box top that's been hanging on my wall for a few years with an ebony Jack Knife.
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Very nice chow kit, joeradza! ::tu::
Wow, exceptional Waterville, Barry! ::tu::
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That is sweet Barry - nice combo but love the knife ::tu:: ::tu:: :mrgreen: ....
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Barry,that is top shelf! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Beautiful knife Barry!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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I’m going to cheat on this one. I have the box but not the knife ::mdm:: Would love to find one. Cornwall Knifeworks Conn
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I have one of the BSA chow kits without the box.
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galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:34 pm I’m going to cheat on this one. I have the box but not the knife ::mdm:: Would love to find one. Cornwall Knifeworks Conn
Nice rare box Mike ::tu:: ::tu:: ... and like you said the knives are even more rare than the box :D ...



Nice BSA kit Jacknifeben ::tu:: ::tu:: - - probably a tough box to find but I would bet not impossible ....
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How about some Case pumpkin boxes, just in time for Halloween. Right to left, bottom to top- 3318 HP, 6275, Muskrat, 2138 SS, Moon Stone (???), R 503 SSP fixed blade, M 283-8 fixed blade, 5347 SH SP SSP Scroll, 6244 and 1977 Blue Scroll Set. I got most of those from the man who wrote the book on Case knives, literally! The pearl Copperhead came in that box, not sure if it's a match.
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Wow! What a Case collection, very nice, and what a pumpkin patch!
galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:34 pm I’m going to cheat on this one. I have the box but not the knife ::mdm:: Would love to find one. Cornwall Knifeworks Conn
First Cornwall box I have ever seen, hope you eventually fill it!
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Rare box, Mike! ::tu:: Looks in pretty good condition for a 100+ year old box.
I like that BSA kit, Jackknifeben! ::tu::
Redrider, to echo Ike's comment, "what a pumpkin patch"! ::tu::
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Thanks! ::handshake::
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Nice group of Case boxes 1967RedRider ::tu:: ::tu:: ...
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