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1970's Imperial Frontier counter display in today's mail
(I needed a break from the shell handles )

..... Joe

MrBlister wrote:Anybody like these BIG OLE HAAWG long pull 75's ???

Snaps like Oprah down ON a jelly roll

Nice one B!!!

Won this brand new Chicago Cutlery P13 Serpentine Honeysuckle (JAPAN) with box and paper in a lot on the bay!

Hi all,

Here are some of the last several weeks acquisitions, 1st image is mostly Schrades with all but one 899 and an Imperial Prov. being mint, 2nd image all MIB Craftsman knives made by Schrade. There is a 3rd image of newly acquired Case knives in the "Current Collective Poison" thread. Kudos to CCW for the nice display box I am now using for photographs!

All in all I would say it has been a very productive several weeks for me!

Regards,
OldGoat

Got this Buck Yellowhorse in yesterdays mail...

Just got my second barlow for the collection. Camillus 51 Barlow. This will be my EDC.
What will be next?
J

j1730 wrote:Just got my second barlow for the collection. Camillus 51 Barlow. This will be my EDC.
What will be next?
J

very nice and a great EDC

The past few weeks have offered up to me some deals on Queen built Robesons that I could not pass up. With the help of a couple fellow knife colletors, and a little sniping on Ebay I've managed to acquire quite a few recently........

Robeson Improved Muskrats:








Robeson Shuredge "Demonstrator" Reproductions:






Robeson Pocketeze in D2 and Stag:




2xTap

Nice haul tap!! John

wow beautiful knives they sure did a good job on them

jmh58 & paulsvintage,

Thanks guys.......Queen does a excellent job on the Robeson SFO's. While most aren't quite authentic to the originals they are still well built pieces none the less. Of the Queen-built runs the Robesons are some of my favorites.

2xTap

2xTap whats the handle material/design called on the first rat? Very nice.

Jethro Bodine wrote:2xTap whats the handle material/design called on the first rat? Very nice.

The first one is done in Rootbeer Bone.

2xTap

Aside from all those Robesons I posted earlier, here is several more I have recently added to the stable......

Schatt & Morgan Series-VII English Jack:


Schatt & Morgan Series-XIII Equalend Split-back Whittler:


1994 Case Classic Wharncliffe Whittler:


Lockwood Brothers (Joseph Elliot & Sons) Jack Knife:


Queen Cutlery Curly Zebra Wood Gunstock:


Imperial Pen Jack:


Case Silverscript Walnut Bone #75 Stockman:


2000 Case "Millenium" Red Bone #75 Stockman:


Great Eastern Stag Muskrat:


Case "VPS" #94 Gunboat Canoes in Sky Blue, Blue Lagoon, and Salmon Bone:


2xTap

2xtap, not only are those knives amazing , your camera skills are on point. Nice. Jason

just in case wrote:2xtap, not only are those knives amazing , your camera skills are on point. Nice. Jason

Amazing indeed! Quite a haul … very nice additions, 2xTap!

~ Edge

I just filled in the gap in my Miracle Whip Anniversary Schrades with a 1978 Miracle Whip 45th Anniversary / Kraft 75th Anniversary. I now have 1958 - 1988 and continue to look for more.

2xTap wrote:Aside from all those Robesons I posted earlier, here is several more I have recently added to the stable......

Schatt & Morgan Series-VII English Jack:

2xTap

Where in the world did you find that in purple (violet?). I have an affinity for the English Jacks and have yet to add that particular model to the accumulation, though it is on the want list.

BTW, those Queen made Robeson Hawbaker rats are keeping company with the top ten on my favorites list. I only have one but keep them in mind when searching for future additions.

just in case & On Edge,

Thanks guys! And I appreciate the compliments on my pic taken but trust me, it's the camera making them look in anyway good. I'm working on getting my shots better but I haven't figured everything out on this camera yet. It's new so I am still working on the settings for different light.

jerryd6818,

I got that S&M English Jack from a knife collector friend of mine who had it in his collection. Got that other S&M and all four of them Robeson Muskrats from him too. Anyway, in bright natural sunlight the bone on that English Jack does have a Violet hue to it but it is more apparent in my pics than in real life. The bone is actually a rather dark blue color, almost looks like Navy Blue. Queen calls it Deep Blue Bone. In any other light it's fairly dark.

As to the Improved Muskrats, I am actually not that much of a fan of them, but I do like Robesons. Normally I would not of got these but he offered me such a deal on them I could not pass them up. Since getting them though I have developed a appreciation for the pattern.

2xTap

Nice one Jerry!

Oorah,
Dale

Nice scores 2xTap!!

very nice 2xtap & Jerry......

Hi all, Just picked this one up at the PO. My favourite brand Schrade 897 UH, near mint but no box,[pity]..Cheers Gary.

Very nice finds guys!
Here's a couple I got in the mail on Saturday. Thanks to Gary for helpin me set the Main blade back in the Imperial EZ open Jack, this one has a stamp indicating 36' to 45'.
The Shell handle is a 55' to 88' stamp.