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Just received this Case XX 109X minicopperhead in very nice red bone from AAPK store owner stockman who goes by the alias Harold. Very pleased to have this one. Stockman is a pleasure to do business with and sent along some goodies in addition to the knife. All I did was give a mineral oil bath, clean some rust out of the well and wax everything I could reach.

Rotten wrote:Excuse the bad phone pics and the 'fingerprints' on the bolsters.

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I almost fell in love with your new knife untill you told us it has fingerprints on it.
How could you?
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steve99f wrote:Just received this Case XX 109X minicopperhead in very nice red bone from AAPK store owner stockman who goes by the alias Harold. Very pleased to have this one. Stockman is a pleasure to do business with and sent along some goodies in addition to the knife. All I did was give a mineral oil bath, clean some rust out of the well and wax everything I could reach.

Looks great! You did a fine job on that beauty!
Would be a really nice EDC knife. Not too bulky in your watch pocket and so.
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TPK wrote:

Rotten wrote:Excuse the bad phone pics and the 'fingerprints' on the bolsters.

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I almost fell in love with your new knife untill you told us it has fingerprints on it.
How could you?
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Steve, That turned out Nice!!!!

Harold

steve99f wrote:Just received this Case XX 109X minicopperhead in very nice red bone from AAPK store owner stockman who goes by the alias Harold. Very pleased to have this one. Stockman is a pleasure to do business with and sent along some goodies in addition to the knife. All I did was give a mineral oil bath, clean some rust out of the well and wax everything I could reach.

You're lucky I didn't see that one before you did. Nice bone & a good pattern.

Thank you all for the comments on the 109x. it is a pretty red isn't it?

This came yesterday. I'm hooked on those Wharncliffe blades.

I picked this up yesterday. Another wire-jack, hawkbill pruner by BOKER USA.
Click the pictures to ENLARGE.

Just got in this Bulldog Trapper MOP from Sharpnshinyknives. This is 4th generation, 1997. Additional photos and info will be on the BD thread.

Another beautiful Bulldog you got there Quick Steel. SSK sells some really nice knives.
I'm in the process of buying my second Case XX Knife. It's from another AAPK member, DOBBINSVILLE NC USA (WAYNED)
Probably won't get my hands on it till around Christmas time when my mom sends the kids something.
I'll post some pics when I get it but that may take a while so If anyone is interested in seeing it you can check it out here.

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... t_id=36637

Today's mail produced the following: A Camillus 72 variation, a STANLEY SL6, 440 S.S., 3 blade, swelled center, whittler. Another Imperial "deer head" pocket knife. Another Imperial "steer head" pocket knife, and an Imperial, fixed blade "moose head" knife, with a leather sheath.

QS, those handles seems to have some depth to them. Lovely.
Skip that Stanley looks even better in person.

doglegg wrote:Skip that Stanley looks even better in person.

Thank you Floyd.

Skip, if you get a knife that's still in the clam pak or maybe in a decorative tin, do you leave it in the clam pak or do you cut it out? Do you leave it in the tin or remove it and store the tin seperatly?

jerryd6818 wrote:Skip, if you get a knife that's still in the clam pak or maybe in a decorative tin, do you leave it in the clam pak or do you cut it out? Do you leave it in the tin or remove it and store the tin seperatly?

Clam pak, leave it in and display the whole thing. In a tin or tube, I remove the knife and store the tin or tube separately.
The only knife, so far, that I've gotten in any kind of "protection" is the AAPK knife in the tube.
Actually I have a Case knife that came in a tin. I removed the knife and stored the tin. I have a 100th anniversary Camillus knife that came in a display box. I removed the knife and stored the box. I imagine that if I could remove the knife safely from a clam pak, without ANY damage to the pak, I would do it and store the pak.

Just curious.

Hey guys ! Posted this a few days ago in the Remington guys posts...nobodys home...i was stoked because i picked up what i think is a pre 1924 Remington..yeah blades are worn...yeah there is a crack in the MOP..but amazingly still walks and talks awesome...tell me a price range you think it would fall into and I will tell you what I beat it by...lol
p.s.last pic shows inside of knife and center spacer seems to have jimping any insight ? and am i correct is this the 1921-24 tang stamp?

Robeson split back whittler, local pick up I believe pre 1939 tang, but as always I welcome corrections ..

I received this Boker Slimline Trapper today. I will give my evaluation of it and additional photos in the Boker thread.

Wbyonder, you are scoring on those old MOP's
I like those slimlines QS. I'll have to check the Boker thread.
I have been remiss in my postings so here's to catching up.

doglegg wrote:Wbyonder, you are scoring on those old MOP's
I like those slimlines QS. I'll have to check the Boker thread.
I have been remiss in my postings so here's to catching up.DSCN6053.JPGDSCN6058.JPGDSCN6061.JPGDSCN6066.JPGDSCN6065.JPGDSCN6068.JPGDSCN6064.JPG

Nice additions Floyd. I especially like those top 3, is the craftsman a Camillus 72 pattern?

Winchester M21 wrote:Couple more

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10 dot toothpick
10 dot 6380 Carpenter whitler
10 Dot Barlow
USA 6207 mini trapper with XX shield and Bone jigging

Now you're just showin' off!

sunknife wrote:

doglegg wrote:Wbyonder, you are scoring on those old MOP's
I like those slimlines QS. I'll have to check the Boker thread.
I have been remiss in my postings so here's to catching up.DSCN6053.JPGDSCN6058.JPGDSCN6061.JPGDSCN6066.JPGDSCN6065.JPGDSCN6068.JPGDSCN6064.JPG

Nice additions Floyd. I especially like those top 3, is the craftsman a Camillus 72 pattern?

Yes Sir it is a 72 pattern. And thank you.

doglegg wrote:

sunknife wrote:

doglegg wrote:Wbyonder, you are scoring on those old MOP's
I like those slimlines QS. I'll have to check the Boker thread.
I have been remiss in my postings so here's to catching up.DSCN6053.JPGDSCN6058.JPGDSCN6061.JPGDSCN6066.JPGDSCN6065.JPGDSCN6068.JPGDSCN6064.JPG

Nice additions Floyd. I especially like those top 3, is the craftsman a Camillus 72 pattern?

Yes Sir it is a 72 pattern. And thank you.

VERY nice group of knives Floyd. As much as I despise Camillus 72s and the variations, I commend you on your selections.