Bob Cargill Cripple Creek Knives

[mckgreg]

Notice the narrower frame and the sabre ground blade on the knife below.
. Not sure if it was a proto or not.

 

[mckgreg]

Cripple Creek Peanuts are very low in number. I belive there are only about 7 of the ones with the Buffalo Etch.

 

[mckgreg]

Some of the patterns in the Green River Rendevous set and some new patterns for 1985. There's a story to the Green River set and I'm trying to find it in print. Hope I still have it. The complete Green River set would be the 3 shown. A Copperhead and a Whittler were added later. All the Green River knives have a new jigging.

 

[mckgreg]

The Green River Rendezvous Knives. Notice the Secondary Clip Blade on the Sowbelly?

 

[mckgreg]

Here's one outside of the Cripple Creek line.

 

[TheIncredibleHoke]

Just added one more to my little Cripple Creek family - the AECA in the lower right hand corner.

 

[mckgreg]

All very nice pieces!
Here are the 3 Sachem knives. A Sachem was a tribal Chief or a high ranking elder.
The Big Coke Bottle and the Grand Daddy Barlow are large pieces. There aren't too many Gunstocks outside of the Sachem.
There were some Pearl Gunstocks made for a Knife Club.

 

[mckgreg]

Example of Cargill's Second Cut Stag.

 

[mckgreg]

A Toothpick and a Sowrat for the American Edge Collectors Assoc.

 

[mckgreg]

Speaks for it's self.

 

[mckgreg]

It was about this time Cargill moved everything from Lockport,, IL to Old Fort, TN

 

[mckgreg]

A few examples of Smooth Whitebone. The Firestone Shields are 10 karat gold alloy.

 

[mckgreg]

Some cool stuff.

 

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[mckgreg]

Do you like Stag?


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[mckgreg]

Like Pearl?

 

[mckgreg]

The Congress Frame is a rarity in Cargill's Cripple Creek Knives. The Cargill Classics
are a league of their own.

 

[mckgreg]

A few Cargill Cripple Creek Classics.
Pearl and Abalone

Pink Pearl
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[mckgreg]

A bit more Stag.
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[pmek5]

A bit more Stag.
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Your pictures make great stag look even more fantastic.