All About Pocket Knives

Tinpanva wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2026 9:46 pm NKD - Remember the movie Days of Thunder? Peach or Cherry!! Well, this ones a Peach!

No. 10770 Case Bose 2021 Collab Chestnut Bone Peach Seed Jig HT Trapper (TB622021) 154CM

Sweet!

Tinpanva wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2026 9:46 pm NKD - Remember the movie Days of Thunder? Peach or Cherry!! Well, this ones a Peach!

No. 10770 Case Bose 2021 Collab Chestnut Bone Peach Seed Jig HT Trapper (TB622021) 154CM

Super knife!!

Tinpanva wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2026 9:46 pm NKD - Remember the movie Days of Thunder? Peach or Cherry!! Well, this ones a Peach!

No. 10770 Case Bose 2021 Collab Chestnut Bone Peach Seed Jig HT Trapper (TB622021) 154CM

Beeeautiful TB Trapper ... love those blades, covers , and shield! Many

Just scored this full size copperlock on crimson red

Did some trading with a couple friends yesterday. These are my keepers ... the rest are going to the knife shows.
- Abalone Trapper
- Mammoth Tooth 4 Blade Muskrat
- 1970 Muskrat

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2026 8:44 pm Did some trading with a couple friends yesterday. These are my keepers ... the rest are going to the knife shows.
- Abalone Trapper
- Mammoth Tooth 4 Blade Muskrat
- 1970 Muskrat

Nice. Love the Mammoth Tooth covers.

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2026 8:44 pm Did some trading with a couple friends yesterday. These are my keepers ... the rest are going to the knife shows.
- Abalone Trapper
- Mammoth Tooth 4 Blade Muskrat
- 1970 Muskrat

Phenomenal pick-ups, Tony! The 10 dot & Abalone are Awesome, but ohhhh that Mammoth Tex Rat!!!

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2026 8:44 pm Did some trading with a couple friends yesterday. These are my keepers ... the rest are going to the knife shows.
- Abalone Trapper
- Mammoth Tooth 4 Blade Muskrat
- 1970 Muskrat

Sweet Maria Tony! Gorgeous knives. That mammoth tooth muskrat is beautiful.

Corn Creek Cutlery wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2026 8:44 pm Did some trading with a couple friends yesterday. These are my keepers ...

Wowza, Tony Almost doesn't matter what you traded away to end up with those three beauties, I'd say you scored a major win

Like everyone else, I can't help but drool a little extra over that awesome Mammoth Rat.....a lot

Many thanks Cudgee, Kevin, Mark & 'Q' !
It's funny ... two years ago I would not keep a Case knife because they sell so well, but now I'm moving others out to make room for them in my collection. However all my Hattori made knives are here to stay. These three I was very blessed in obtaining, especially the Mammoth.

Whoa, Tony! That's a terrific trio for sure!

The 70 rat is really nice.

Harold

1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2026 12:53 pm Whoa, Tony! That's a terrific trio for sure!

Many thanks John ... it was a good knife day!

stockman wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2026 2:00 pm The 70 rat is really nice.

Harold

Appreciate it Harold I have a few Rats now, but this one is a favorite!

I wanted to post this but not take a lot of time with it. It's not for sale but meant to encourage the pickers and yard sale junkies always on the lookout for a bargain. Last year I was at the flea market I go to a couple of times a month and dealing with a guy that was in the process of cleaning his attic out. I bought a few Old Timers and the like and had a small pile and was getting ready to pay up and move on. He asked me if I liked knives and I told him I was always looking. He said wait a minute then and went to the cab of his truck and got a cardboard box. He said there were some broken and damaged knives in it I might want to look at. I saw this gem in there and asked about the price and he asked me if it was worth $10. I put it on the pile and we settled up. One of the backsprings was gone on the knife and it was faded and had light rust. How they got a spring out and didn't damage the handles is beyond me. Even a skilled person and can crack a handle getting a spring out. Anyway, I found a spring in my junk and send it and the knife to Kaleb's knife and beauty spa. He did a super job on this. I'm not a fan of buffed and polished knives, but I'm going to put this knife up for my grandson, so it is going in long term storage, and I thought that was the best option. Pickers keep on picking. There is sometimes a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

just bob wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2026 4:32 pm I wanted to post this.....pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Great story.....Nice save.....Beautiful knife Mahalo for taking the time to share

just bob wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2026 4:32 pm I saw this gem in there and asked about the price and he asked me if it was worth $10. There is sometimes a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Great score and even better save on that USA 88!

What a deal and a treasure for your grandson ... awesome piece Bob!

Hella good day at the gun show, scored a couple nice ones!

Tinpanva wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2026 11:40 am Hella good day at the gun show, scored a couple nice ones!

Great finds, it’s hard not to like an elephant toe, and the covers on that Bulldog look great.

They look amazing, paid a little more than I wanted, he was firm at 500 but he had 2 I grabbed the nicest ones, toes I got for 150 ea. very pleased overall. Near as I can tell the Bulldog is 1964-65 and the toes 65-69 on one and 1980 on the other.

RedRaiderRick wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2026 12:49 am Just scored this full size copperlock on crimson redScreenshot_20260423-153055_eBay.jpgScreenshot_20260423-153044_eBay.jpg

Nice knife!
The full size Copperlock is one of my favorite patterns. I have one in Abalone and it's been a great knife.

I find the minis easier to carry at work

Went to get an Axe Handle at the local farm store, they had 2 tequila bone and 2 blue saw cut but all 4 had blade wobble i picked up this Crossroads and was immediately impressed. Great snap, fit, finish and centering. They are a bit pricey but premium steel and G10. I see a lot of people spend more on a China made Jack Wolf or C. Risner and I figure this keeps jobs in Bradford PA for the same price.