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A Beaut, really early, GEC #23 ... Gifted to me and I have since gifted it forward.
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Here's an old KA-BAR fishermans knife.
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Posted this one yesterday on another forum;thought I'd post it here.Camillus #5 Fisherman's Luck handled in some type of weird yellow material that looks like bone but isn't(I don't think).
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Always fun to resurrect an old thread and see what new additions turn up.

Here are a couple of yellow corncob jigged bone Case 1st ISSUE Wharncliffe Mini Trappers I picked up recently.
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Any other "Yellow Knifes" been picked up in the 2+ years since the last post to this thread?

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This Victorinox Super Tinker started out with different scales. I thought I might like some yellow ones so I bought a set of "Plus" scales which include a third slot for a ball point pen in addition to the toothpick and tweezers. I'm pretty happy with the upgrade.
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Thanks Rick, for pumping fresh life into this old thread.
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I very much like yeller knives. I didn't used to but I got wise...in that area :D

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Found a few more... ::facepalm:: :lol:
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Here's one my wife has for sale in her store right now. (Archway Cutlery)
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GEC 48 western trapper in Sunset bone.
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Case 3318, ten-dot 1980 CV; my most often carried EDC. OH
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Old Hunter wrote:Case 3318, ten-dot 1980 CV; my most often carried EDC. OH
Good looking yellow Bruce. Is that celluloid? It looks like the more vibrant yellow of cell.
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Forgot all about this'un. She's really a bright yellow.
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Being a Texan and a fan of GEC knives, I like the Yellow Rose knifes. This is a GEC 42 Missouri Trader.
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My only yellow (so far).
Camillus 100th Anniversary 1876-1976 (small).
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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:
Old Hunter wrote:Case 3318, ten-dot 1980 CV; my most often carried EDC. OH
Good looking yellow Bruce. Is that celluloid? It looks like the more vibrant yellow of cell.
Thanks Paul. I’m pretty certain it’s Delrin, hasn’t shrunk a bit in 39 years and I think Case was switched to all Yellow Delrin handles by 1980.
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GEC, Case, GEC, Schrade
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Mellow
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Mo' mellow.
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Nice show knife7knut, great stuff to surf.

A few more in some different hues. The dark 77 Barlow is labeled Antique Yellow Sawcut bone.
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For me the yellowish wood is a rare one. Horse Apple Ben Hogan.
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Ol' yeller.
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knife7knut wrote: Thu Feb 08, 2024 12:49 am Ol' yeller.
Very interesting handle there with all the intricate carving. Imagine the hours. Great show again. ::tu::
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Ivoryman wrote: Thu Feb 08, 2024 12:52 am
knife7knut wrote: Thu Feb 08, 2024 12:49 am Ol' yeller.
Very interesting handle there with all the intricate carlingue. Imagine the hours. Great show again. ::tu::
It is in pretty decent shape considering the appraiser(hired to translate the Arabic lettering on the blade & handle)dated it as being made sometime between 1630 & 1680.
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