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Tf.. Deep canyon bone and yes on the mini-copperhead!!

That is a niceun for sure!! John
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This Old Hickory (Ontario Knife - Queen) came in the mail this past week, finally got a chance to take a photo of it. Looks to be brand new, polished stainless steel and woodgrain Delrin handles. This is my first easy open design, been wanting one and I like the feature now that I have had a chance to play with it a little.
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Four this week.

Camillus #80 - Deluxe Carpenters Whittler w/milled liners (I guess that's what makes it deluxe) and all Nickle Silver metal parts except the blades.
Camillus #70 - 1960 to 1976 Sword Brand Hiker (think mini-72,)
Jensen Tools Inc. TL-29 I got for 99 cents. Anyone have a guess who might have made it?
Camillus #72 - 1960 to 1976 that had a badly dented shield and a bent coping blade that I broke trying to straighten it (I almost had it and then I did something stupid) Anyone have a coping blade for a #72? :lol:
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Jerry, your Jenson looks virtually identical to a Colonial Electricians knife I own (same shapes and cuts in the blades, the same sawcut pattern Delrin handles, location and spacing of the pins, etc.). I don't have a date of MFG on it because I bought it used. I also compared the picture of your Jenson to my Camillus 27 - too different to be the same knife.
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Thanks Paul, Nice knives everyone ::tu::
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Colonel, I forgot to add that just from the way it's built, Imperial popped into my mind every time I looked at it but I think you're closer with Colonial. I kept expecting the handles and bolsters to be shell even though I know they're not. No one bothered to finish the back of the knife which, from what I've seen, is typical Colonial. Save a buck where ever you can.

Edit: Just compared the screwdriver blade to a Colonial and an Imperial on eBay and the Jensen is a Colonial. That big deep dip at the choil is a dead give away. So pat yourself on the back. You were right.
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My ship came in yesterday afternoon! ::groove:: The Mother Load of Shells! ::ds::

This is a collection of shell handles that Iron Hoarder has been picking up for me!
Thanks Iron Hoarder! ::handshake::

The majority of are Richards Sheffield. The remainder of them are all European, such as
Imperial England, Jowika Ireland, Sheffield, Germany and "Foreign" stamped.
Even got a counter card with NOS Richards gent's knives! ::woot::

I'm in shell heaven!!!! :lol:

I've sure got my work cut out for me - sorting um all out! ::nod::

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Must have shipped that in a five yard container. The shipping from England would be more than the total value of the knives. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Did somebody get the tag off that ship? :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

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^^^ is the sort of problem I only WISH I had!
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GREAT SCORE!! ::tu:: 8)
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Incredible haul, Joe! ::tu::
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DANG Joe! He really came thru for ya! International Shellers! ::ds::
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Here's one that got by the folks at eBay: an H. Boker & Co's ivory budding knife. As you can see it has a few condition issues, but it's still a solid knife imho. :)
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:) Nice find! great old ivory
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I don't see any condition issues That knife it looks great ::tu:: That is the wayI wish all of mine looked "Correct" Hang on to that one a wondeful Boker... BH
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Thanks, guys. I'll definitely hold on to it for quite a while. I know how lucky I was to get it. ::nod::
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My mail carrier was very nice to me today, she delivered these three: Camillus Jack, Camillus Equal End, and Craftsman Small Stockman.
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My postman today was my Father-in-law!! He found these in his attic and thought I might want them ::ds:: ::super_happy:: ::super_happy:: Thanks Dad!

Both Case XX 2000 SS 1st in ivory jigged bone, 2nd black jigged bone. I'm lovin' it!!
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What a great gift, congrats!
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Nice haul guys! ::tu::
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Very nice Rocky ::tu:: Excuse me while i go check my attic. ::doh::


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::tu::
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I just had 10 pages of catch-up to do, looks like the mailman has been good to everyone. ::tu:: ::nod::

Here's my recent arrivals. Up til now I didn't have any Case pruners, now I have 3. Could the one XX be green bone? It looks way different than the other XX. Also, that thick worm-grooved bone on the cleaned Tested is pretty amazing. I'll post some more pictures of them in the Case forum.

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I was sweating it on the two pearls, thought maybe there might be pin cracks but they're crack free. The plain bolstered is a Cattaraugus 22163C and the flowered bolster pen is a Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. OVB. I think the bolsters are aluminum and I've never seen bolsters decorated like that before.

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Super Sweet..RR. ::tu:: ...I would call the pruner in question...Green Bone. ::nod:: very odd jigging & thickness...do you think it may have been re-handled?
That Catt is also very nice....you done real good. 8)
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