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QS and Mark ... don't know what to say ... all Knockouts ... knives and photos !! Many

Those red stags are real beauties!

Thank you Tony and chickenman. The Marbles are a favorite in my collection. The easy open blue one is the first Marbles I ever purchased over 23 years ago when these were first coming out. I should have moved on the entire collection sooner, the prices on these just keeps going up and up.

Colonel Coon canoes, all made by Queen I believe.

Sasquach wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 3:22 pm Colonel Coon canoes, all made by Queen I believe.

Beautiful CCs Charlie! Like the spear points and colors !!

That’s a nice spread of canoes. Queen did make some fine knives.

Four sure beautiful canoes

4 very nice canoes

Sasquach wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2024 3:22 pm Colonel Coon canoes, all made by Queen I believe.

Great Canoes Charlie! Love the Spear blades and those handle materials are all very cool.

That's one fine showing of 4 of your canoes, Charlie, and nicely photographed as well!

Thanks to all for the comments!

Here are some from the non-canoe department...

I know there are more pearls out there. here's mine. I gotta get more pearls! These do have fire but couldnt get good light on em

NICE collection Charlie! ... good to see that Muela Fury again Is the Vanguarda a 192, and what is the Crown Stag at top?
Can't quite read the stamp. Thanks!!

Robpa, those are some beauties ... especially like the Moki !! Many

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 9:53 pm NICE collection Charlie! ... good to see that Muela Fury again Is the Vanguarda a 192, and what is the Crown Stag at top?
Can't quite read the stamp. Thanks!!

Robpa, those are some beauties ... especially like the Moki !! Many

Yes, the Vanguard is a model 192. The crown stag is Parker/Edwards, Bench made by Randall Gilbreath.

The man asked for sea shells...

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Sasquach wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2024 1:01 pmMore...

Sasquach wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2024 3:59 am

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 9:53 pm NICE collection Charlie! ... good to see that Muela Fury again Is the Vanguarda a 192, and what is the Crown Stag at top?
Can't quite read the stamp. Thanks!!

Robpa, those are some beauties ... especially like the Moki !! Many

Yes, the Vanguard is a model 192. The crown stag is Parker/Edwards, Bench made by Randall Gilbreath.

Thanks fir that info ... and you have another very Nice Canoe Collection Charlie !!

Some BEAUTIFUL canoes, Charlie! Abalone and Pearl - Wow!

Thanks Doglegg, Tony, & Tim!

I need to shoot some new pics. Group shots will require some labor because the majority of my folding knives are displayed in glass covered cases on the wall. Taking down the cases and getting the knives out can be tedious. I usually take down one case at a time for cleaning and maintenance, one per day. Shooting a group shot of a specific family of knives may require taking down as many as 3 or 4 cases. Add to that the fact that I'm lazy and you will understand why I haven't shot any new group photos.

Beautiful canoes Charlie, I like canoes a lot.

Found this picture I had taken a year or so ago of all my GEC 62 Congresses and pocket carvers. I think I’ve sold all but about 4 of these. Love the wooden covers that GEC used on these, especially the snake woods.

Sasquach wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 1:24 pm Thanks to all for the comments!

Here are some from the non-canoe department...

I see you got a Muela in there , I found they were too small for my hand.

Dullest_knife wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 11:37 pm

Sasquach wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 1:24 pm Thanks to all for the comments!

Here are some from the non-canoe department...

I see you got a Muela in there , I found they were too small for my hand.

I have large hands too but I find that the guard and finger grooves make it fairly easy to hang on to while not exactly comfortable. The Muela and the Bear & Son bowie directly above with the rams horn handle are the least comfortable in the group.

Sasquach, robpa, SSK, you guys are killing them. Fabulous groups, loved going through each pile. Bravo.

While not as focussed as those, had all my autos out and got a shot of 'em for some kind of minor sub-collection something.

I was digging through some of my cigar boxes and other knife storage today, looking for a particular knife, and thought that I would take a few group photos.

First up, some of my "oddball" knives. Most are imports, and none are especially valuable, but for some reason they really appeal to me! The Moose is a Buck factory second, then I have a Camillus Yellow jacket Muskrat, a Bear MCG Muskrat, and a Schrade Uncle Henry with a guthook. I have a Schrade 77OT out in the shop that I need to finish repairing. It would have looked good in this photo.
Then I have a passel of Schrades. I own a lot more than these, but this group was close at hand. Then I have my slowly-growing collection of Sharp brand knives. Then lastly my display of Scout knives.
I had to open the cabinet for the picture as the glass is broken now. I need to replace it with a piece of Lexan. Since I had it open, I temporarily placed my Great-Grandfather's Remington Boy Scout knife in the shadow box, top left.