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junebug wrote:JUST GOT THESE 2 IN FROM THE DUBSTER..........

6392
&
6380

BOTH RED ON THE NOODLE,LIKE A PECKER ON A POODLE..............

Glad ya like them josh!!!!
That's some mighty fine ryming too!

Found this one from a old friend in Louisiana
Case Bradford Greenbone 6294 LP
Thanks for looking
Larry

thanks gdog & jdub


WOOOT........VERY,VERY NICE ,LARRY CONGRATS ON FIND!

Thanks Bug

Looks really nice, Larry . The Case Bradford knives are some of my favorites and this one looks to be in great shape.

Tom

Thanks very much Tom, first Case Bradford that I found.

Larry

Great knife sir!!what a find.

A couple I received, this week.

Can't compete with the beauties y'all have snagged but this one came yesterday. She's a homely gal, the kind that gets taken home at closing time but she fits in with my recent medium jack obsession.

She's a 2000 22087 with a missing shield that's been very lightly carried (micro carry scratches on the handles & factory grind on the blades with evidence of some cutting) . I sent an email to Case yesterday inquiring about getting the shield replaced.

I know those kind... Not always the prettiest.. But a lot of fun.

It will look some better once it gets a shield. Does anyone know if this pattern was made with bone handles? Gosh, I can't imagine it not being.

jerryd6818 wrote:It will look some better once it gets a shield. Does anyone know if this pattern was made with bone handles? Gosh, I can't imagine it not being.

Nice knife and pattern JerryD!

Yes, made in bone, stag, delrin, white and black comp in at least the pre 80' knives. Same on the 3 blade Stockmans are far as handles offered and years. Lots of the 3 blade knives had pen secondary also.

Thanks other Jerry. Good Lord. What have I gotten myself into?

very nice ,NUG........
are they both red bone???.......man i have gotten bit by the RED BONE BUG ,and i got it bad


great snag,JERRYD.... I HAD THAT SAME KNIFE, WENT TO MA SON OR COUSIN(CANT REMEMBER )...... I WISH CASEXX PUT THE PEN BLADE UP FRONT(and pinned the shield on=new units)....BUT GREAT USER!

junebug wrote: I WISH CASEXX PUT THE PEN BLADE UP FRONT(and pinned the shield on=new units)....

I agree 100%, Josh. All the other brands I have like this the pen blade is in front. Much more handy that way. As for pinning the shield, ain't gonna happen. Costs more money ya know.

jerryd6818 wrote:

junebug wrote: I WISH CASEXX PUT THE PEN BLADE UP FRONT(and pinned the shield on=new units)....

I agree 100%, Josh. All the other brands I have like this the pen blade is in front. Much more handy that way.

I know some of the older Case knives put the pen in front. Sometimes on a seemingly random basis. Take this Barlow for example....
it even has the nick on the main down towards the tip to make it easier to access.

I have another barlow from the same era with the pen in the front as well. I know you guys are talking about jacks....but a barlow is a type of jack technically!

Yes sir, that's the way it should be done. I wonder what they were thinking when they put the secondary in the back.

junebug wrote: very nice ,NUG........
are they both red bone???.......man i have gotten bit by the RED BONE BUG ,and i got it bad ...

The Sway back is Chestnut Bone the Whittler is Crimson bone.

Got this old XX trapper today!!
Going into my EDC rotation!!!
Will require a good cleaning. Will post some before and afters
When I get it done!

I like that trapper Jdub. The XX knives are some of my favorites!!

Tom

olderdogs1 wrote:I like that trapper Jdub. The XX knives are some of my favorites!!

Tom

Thanks, it's not perfect but has the right markings on it, if ya know what I mean. It will make a good carry for sure

Picked up a 2012 6249 today.

jdub, hard to tell in a picture but looks to be a 1st model. nice knife.

Harold

stockman wrote:jdub, hard to tell in a picture but looks to be a 1st model. nice knife.

Harold

I think so too,it's a solid ole knife!

great snags .... MIKE,JUSTIN,& DAUS

STOCK N' JDUB.... WHATS 1ST MODEL MEAN??? ( sorry fer case newb question)