Bose Knives

mendezj said:
No prob, you keep the CPM 154s and I keep 440Vs and D-2s. Settled.
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From what I've seen,that's easy for you to say :thumbup:

Who knows though,maybe its in the Works
 
Scanned this for a customer, thought I would share here

Case pattern 6214 Pearl Jack in "Remington" Pearl
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3 1/8" closed
 
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That's some nice pearl there!

Here are a couple pearl trappers.

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Both are ATS-34 and are 3 1/2" closed.
 
Of course, by now Reese is probably feeling left out.
We can't have that!
Here's some pearl by Reese.
A 3 7/8" city knife.
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And a 3 1/2" half congress.
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Scanned this for a customer, thought I would share here

Case pattern 6214 Pearl Jack in "Remington" Pearl[quote JpN]

Don't be fooled John. That's Schrade Pearl for sure!! From Prairie Oysters. . . . . .

Nice knife regardless!
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Although I prefer more durable or sturdier materials for slabs, that Case 6214 pattern is something else. When I think I've seen it all, lo and behold...
 
Nice Bose Pearls every one. John I bought a 6214 1/2 Green bone XX New and carried it for several years. Of course when I bought it in 1960 or 61 ? I didn't know Green bone from a Ham bone, it was just a pretty Tan Knife to me...
 
Don't be fooled John. That's Schrade Pearl for sure!! From Prairie Oysters. . . . . .
Nice knife regardless!
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LMAO Charlie! :D :thumbup: Many a pearl of humor has been cultivated by the humble prairie oyster...:)
 
fewpop said:
LMAO Charlie! :D :thumbup: Many a pearl of humor has been cultivated by the humble prairie oyster...:)
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Ford please explain to me what the word "humble" has to do with prairie oysters? If you will get off of that prairie and get to the Mountain oysters you will find the pearls...:D:D
 
All of them are VERY NICE pearly,s.
I like that 1st Reese one wayyyyyyyyy too much
 
d.parker said:
Ford please explain to me what the word "humble" has to do with prairie oysters? If you will get off of that prairie and get to the Mountain oysters you will find the pearls...:D:D
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"They are usually peeled, coated in flour, pepper and salt, sometimes pounded flat, then deep-fried. This delicacy is most often served as an appetizer."

- sounds humble to me... ;) :D
 
d.parker said:
Nice Bose Pearls every one. John I bought a 6214 1/2 Green bone XX New and carried it for several years. Of course when I bought it in 1960 or 61 ? I didn't know Green bone from a Ham bone, it was just a pretty Tan Knife to me...
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I thought you said it was green bone, but then you said it was tan...what color did the guy that sold it say it was;) And did you know tan was green when you bought it:D
 
Durwood said:
I thought you said it was green bone, but then you said it was tan...what color did the guy that sold it say it was;) And did you know tan was green when you bought it:D
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Durwood I really don't remember, but I bet either one of us didn't know the knifes handles were called green. I've been trying to remember what I paid for it, but I just can't remember, wasn't much I'm sure....
 
I thought I would show y'all what I been doin in my spare time...

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....shooting images of tagua nut carvings from Panama :)
 
Ok now, every eyes closed and every head bowed....raise yer hand if you want to see another Bose knife? I see that hand..thank you..and there's another, and another. Thank you brother...sister. Amen!!! :D PTL for Stag n Steel!

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Kerry, I got your nuts right here. (Sorry that was below the belt.) Very cool carvings.

Hallelujah and amen on the stag WT. Can’t beat Bose stag and 440V on one of the quintessential Bose patterns,

The rapture is waiting for whoever gets that knife.

Blessings,

Pastor Mustard, Church of the Nifty Blue Chrysler
 
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