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Whoops, the second cut stag looks nothing like yours Edgewise. Here is an ebay picture. I have thought about putting some California Jade or Abalone on the handles, but it is real tough stuff to work with.

This is Bulldogs second cut, more correctly bone stag. But for $38.00 and change I'll take it. I'll either go with California Jade or Abalone shell. I might be back in the shop sooner than I expected.

Saw the Dr. yesterday the 3rd and he was VERY PLEASED with my progress and range of motion. On to strength training, 3 weeks early with Dr.s permission. He did not think I would even have that much range - ever! Yeah, it's painful therapy, gotta do it, but know the difference between the good pain and the bad pain, cause then you just damaged something. Kinda like going to the edge, but not crossing it.

Heres 2 more Dawgs.
Both from Mike

Hukk wrote:Saw the Dr. yesterday the 3rd and he was VERY PLEASED with my progress and range of motion. On to strength training, 3 weeks early with Dr.s permission. He did not think I would even have that much range - ever! Yeah, it's painful therapy, gotta do it, but know the difference between the good pain and the bad pain, cause then you just damaged something. Kinda like going to the edge, but not crossing it.

Great news Hukk!
I know the therapy route. Been there, done that, even have the scars. (one of the scars on my left wrist they have been through 6 times).
But......................ya gotta do the therapy!

I hope you heal up soon,
Dale

Hey Edgewise,

Sorry for late answer, I just saw the question.

They are all Case Classic knives, the 55 pattern. From Case, I guess one could say that.


Gary

While I'm in here, another Wharncliff...................

Made by Murray Carter, it's a great little neck knife.



http://cartercutlery.com/

gmusic...

That is a very cool knife by a very talented maker, IMO.

You have some outstanding cutlery in your collection/accumulation there sir.

Bill

gmusic makes me break a commandment
i covet his collection

Thanks guys,

I've seen some pretty awesome stuff in your collections as well.

Isn't this a great hobby!

Time to post another Wharncliff. I only have a picture of this one with it's cousin the trapper.

Fabulous, just fabulous I have really begun to like Warncliffe Trappers and even carry one now and then.

I am just so very pleased with the Warncliffe blade with the clip blade on a trapper. I find it to be much more functional and practical than a spey blade unless I'm hunting.

Thanks for posting those Gary.

Beautiful knives Tank and gmusic.

Very happy to hear you are making good progress in your recovery Hukk. keep-up the good work. s-k

Thanks guys!

Bill Ruple does an outstanding job on his knives!!

Well, it has been a month...........................

That is a GREAT knife!!!!!!!!!

Man that is one beauty of a knife Gary, thanks for sharing it with us..Drool, Drool, Drool....

I can see now that I am on the wrong end of this farming thing!!!

Sunburst

Sweet!
I like it!

Dale

Thanks guys.

She is a beauty.....................

I sold off a sizable Winchester and Colt collection here several years back when I turned to folders. I accumulated the guns over many years and they had appreciated quite a bit; I hope the knives are as productive.

I also have a wife that does quite well

Gary

gmusic wrote:Thanks guys.
She is a beauty.....................
I accumulated the guns over many years and they had appreciated quite a bit; I also have a wife that does quite well Gary

Gees I to would like my wifey to appreciate in value too, but I am willing to trade even if I take a loss....

Been admiring the offerings on this post for awhile now. Nice knives, guys. Here's my red copperhead with wharncliff blade - I really like this knife

case classic stag