Ulster Bone ??????

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Ulster Bone ??????

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This looks like Bone to me am I wrong????

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Chris,
I'm learning how much I don't know, but I don't recall ever seeing jigged celluloid. I've seen plenty of jigged bone, delrin , plastic, and even wood, but no celluloid that I am aware of. I thought celluloid was typically smooth on the surface. The color variation on the scale sure makes it look like bone to me. But hey, what do I know? :D
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Ya I was kind of being sarcastic, maybe he means delrin or something but I hope she's bone..on her way to my house,
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I don't think you'll be disappointed! ::tu::
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Looks like bone to me...either way..its a beautiful knife!! ::tu::
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I would guess synthetic......if it is bone, it sure looks well worn for the condition of the blades and bolsters which look pretty good.

Like Johnie said it's beautiful either way.
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I vote for bone.
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That's actually peachseed bone, used pretty much exclusively on Schrade-Walden and Cut.Co. knives. I've never seen it on an Ulster before, but since the companies were married in the forties you never know ::shrug:: .

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ea42 wrote:That's actually peachseed bone, used pretty much exclusively on Schrade-Walden and Cut.Co. knives. I've never seen it on an Ulster before, but since the companies were married in the forties you never know ::shrug:: .

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Nice Charlie, I knew you'd be able to confirm it! Looks like one big happy family ::tu::

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She's a Bone MINTY!!! Did good on this one. Just came in the mail. Man companies couldnt pull a profit now days making knives like this. ::tu::
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