Cult of the peanut , members

Wurrwulf said:
I'm very excited to say that today, finally, I have joined the cult! This little baby is a beaut.
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A hearty welcome to you! Congrats on owning a true classic :thumbup:
 
Tyler.Bachman said:
Love that patina
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Hmmm, my phone is acting hinky. I thought I quoted this in my last post also? Thank you:):):):thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

And the bone on the Carhartt is very cool looking, any pictures of the pile side?

Been awhile since I posted why do I get multiple emojis when I put one? Must be something new or a glitch?

Pete
 
silenthunterstudios said:
Liking those Carhartt peanuts.
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Not to risk the wrath of the mods because I have no idea if they have a presence here dealer-wise, but a certain mountain-dwelling mail-order dealer Case is often associated with has some really cheap deals on the Case Carhartt knives. I am probably going to get my first peanut in addition to some other patterns which as of yet don't enjoy much representation in my collection.
 
TsarBomba said:
Not to risk the wrath of the mods because I have no idea if they have a presence here dealer-wise, but a certain mountain-dwelling mail-order dealer Case is often associated with has some really cheap deals on the Case Carhartt knives. I am probably going to get my first peanut in addition to some other patterns which as of yet don't enjoy much representation in my collection.
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FYI, they aren't a dealer member and whenever you aren't sure you can check here, http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1089879-Paid-Dealer-Members-List.

 
Here are three nicely made vintage Jacks, presumed to be made by Schrade Cut Co. The third one is slightly larger - less than 1/4" longer.
I have a question for you cult members - is that third knife a Peanut, a "reverse" Peanut, or just a serpentine Jack?
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The large one is 3" and the two "standards" are 2 7/8".
 
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Here's some close ups of the Carhartt peanut. I think it's called dark molasses bone.
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Either way, it's pretty nice looking. The lighter colored bone near the bolsters has a nice depth to it that is hard to catch in a picture.
 
waynorth said:
Here are three nicely made vintage Jacks, presumed to be made by Schrade Cut Co. The third one is slightly larger - less than 1/4" longer.
I have a question for you cult members - is that third knife a Peanut, a "reverse" Peanut, or just a serpentine Jack?
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Nice group of peanuts, Charlie!
 
Thanks, Jake! I added the measurements up there^!

Nice Case, D.B!
 
One of my first traditional knives that wasn't a "hand-me-down". Still a favorite for the watch pocket.



 
All nice legumes guys !!!

Lately this old 74 Derlin has been finding it's way into my pockets. Great knife that I picked up for next to nothing on that big internet site.


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Well, I suppose my first post should be the knife I bought and carry almost every day because of reading this thread so much. Also, I've never taken a picture so nice as this one before. :eek:

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That's a super peanut, Woodrow! :thumbup:
Jigged chestnut bone CV is a fantastic "series" from Case!

Shane, welcome to the traditional subforum; nice picture and good first post!

- GT
 
Shane,

Awesome Peanut! :thumbup: Great pic too. Congrats on becoming a member of the Cult. Has the taxi arrived to pick you up for the meeting yet?
 
waynorth said:
I have a question for you cult members - is that third knife a Peanut, a "reverse" Peanut, or just a serpentine Jack?
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The large one is 3" and the two "standards" are 2 7/8".
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A reverse Dog Leg Jack Charlie?:o

I have a Butter and Molasses with a clip, a solid knife in really good shape:cool:

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