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Bruno, I've never seen a two blade Cotton Sampler - WOW! OH
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Old Hunter wrote:Bruno, I've never seen a two blade Cotton Sampler - WOW! OH
A Cotton Sampler or is that a Rope Knife???? ::shrug::


A Ganzo 717-O hit my mailbox yesterday. Well built with axis lock (ala Benchmade), smooth action and grippy handles, at those price points these things are as addictive as potato chips. I already have another lined up in my sights. (forgive me father for I have sinned and probably will again)
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Case SELECT mini-trapper wharnie ... I hate this iPhone camera - pics suck - I've tried everything - zoom, no zoom; flash, no flash ... it's MUCH more vibrant green that is shown in the pics.
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jerryd6818 wrote:
Old Hunter wrote:Bruno, I've never seen a two blade Cotton Sampler - WOW! OH
A Cotton Sampler or is that a Rope Knife???? ::shrug::
The guy I bought it from called it a cotton sampler and he collects Fight'n Roosters.
I guess it's a rope knife when you're cuttin' rope......a cotton sampler when you're sampling cotton! :mrgreen:
I'll probably cut a rope before cotton. ::tu::
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John, if the prices for the Wharncliffe Mini-Trappers ran just a little bit lower, I could see myself making a collection of them. For me, they have a good bit of sex appeal.
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Lansky1 wrote:Case SELECT mini-trapper wharnie ... I hate this iPhone camera - pics suck - I've tried everything - zoom, no zoom; flash, no flash ... it's MUCH more vibrant green that is shown in the pics.

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Nice buy. I have one (check my avatar) and really like it except for the position of the nail nick on the clip blade. Other than that, it's about perfect.
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jerryd6818 wrote:John, if the prices for the Wharncliffe Mini-Trappers ran just a little bit lower, I could see myself making a collection of them. For me, they have a good bit of sex appeal.
Yeah, the mini trapper wharncliffe's are one of my fave patterns too. I like the single wharnie blade version best (6107W) - nice and thin. Keep an eye on eBay - I just missed a clean used one recently that went for dirt cheap ... here's a good deal if anybody's interested (no affiliation, etc etc):

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Case-XX-6-5207W ... Sw9GhYmfLD
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Oh boy Jerry.......that GANZO looks like bad bidness! Oh boy ::woot:: ::woot::

3 of what cam in today's mail....the jigged bone camp/scout knife I can't make out the name.....but it's a stud!
And the other camp/scout has a VALLEY FORGE stamp.
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Nice haul Scott! The camp knives are great, but that ol CASE farmers trapper takes the cake. My kind of knife.
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Colonel26 wrote:Nice haul Scott! The camp knives are great, but that ol CASE farmers trapper takes the cake. My kind of knife.
That's what I thought too till I closed it and it went buhhhhhlahhhhhh......NO SNAP! NONE. Spring didn't even flinch.
Seller said the resistance was "good". It disappeared on the way I gues.... ::shrug:: ::facepalm::
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TripleF wrote:
Colonel26 wrote:Nice haul Scott! The camp knives are great, but that ol CASE farmers trapper takes the cake. My kind of knife.
That's what I thought too till I closed it and it went buhhhhhlahhhhhh......NO SNAP! NONE. Spring didn't even flinch.
Seller said the resistance was "good". It disappeared on the way I gues.... ::shrug:: ::facepalm::
Man that stinks! People who don't oil knife joints ought to be horse whipped.
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jerryd6818 wrote:
Old Hunter wrote:Bruno, I've never seen a two blade Cotton Sampler - WOW! OH
A Cotton Sampler or is that a Rope Knife???? ::shrug::


A Ganzo 717-O hit my mailbox yesterday. Well built with axis lock (ala Benchmade), smooth action and grippy handles, at those price points these things are as addictive as potato chips. I already have another lined up in my sights. (forgive me father for I have sinned and probably will again)
I've got the twin to that orange axis lock, "very grippy" handles.
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Received these two within the last week.

Queen #10 made in 1993. The letter Q taped on is for my inventory. A through Q equals 17 so far. I really like the #10. ::tu::
Schrade 807UH, 2 3/4" Junior Stockman.
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Nice queen bdev ::tu:: If you use the 807 you will find that the little 2 3/4" stockmans like that are dandy and unobtrusive little scalpels, I absolutely love 'em.
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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:Nice queen bdev ::tu:: If you use the 807 you will find that the little 2 3/4" stockmans like that are dandy and unobtrusive little scalpels, I absolutely love 'em.

Thanks. I can't believe how well made the Schrade is considering it's a production knife. Not only this little 807 but all the other Uncle Henry's I've been buying.
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Bdev from my personal experience with schrade it's safe to say they consistently made some of the highest quality knives of anybody in the 100 years they were in production.
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Kutmaster stockman showed up today. Pretty nice bone.
It has an end in the liner. Is this something I can fix. I have never taken apart a pocket knife but I'm pretty handy.
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That's a beauty J ::tu::
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I found this in my box ain't she pretty.
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Great Kutmaster.

And Big H that is a serious fixed blade. What's the brand?
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Dang, three knives sitting at the Post Office downtown and they ain't open today! OH
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Beauties guys!
Here are few I got.
Top 72 is the new one-no swedge on the main blade but like new.
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Camillus LB's
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bighomer, is that a home made handle on your fixed blade ? and, yes, it is attractive.

Here is a new addition to my Sta-Sharp collection.
3 5/8" Swell Center Stock knife, jigged bone handles, master tang: "Forged/USA" & flats: "Craftsman/Chrome ? Vanadium 9529".
Although not marked as a "Sta-Sharp" the jigged bone makes it top of the line knife which is what the Craftsman Sta-Sharp is.
Is this a Schrade Cut Co pattern ? i.e. that which preceded the 863, or is this a Camillus 72 ?
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I don't believe it's part of the Sta-Sharp family. The Forged USA is listed in the Kastor list as Camillus made for Sears 1935-1960. Just looking at it, the handles look more like Rogers jigged bone and I would lean more towards the 1950s.
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And no, I don't believe it's an 863. Wouldn't bet my life on it but even with the nail nick on the main, I don't think that's Schrade made. Other opinions welcomed.
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