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[arizonaranchman]

Hamsco,

Wow no kidding, they're like a matched pair! :thumbup:

 

[SadSappySucker]

Hamsco, the antique bone looks great!

 

[hamsco]

Hamsco,

Wow no kidding, they're like a matched pair! :thumbup:

I didn't notice for a couple of weeks, then a light bulb turned on.

Hamsco, the antique bone looks great!

Thanks. The swayback is CV also

 

[shawl_13]

Having some fun with my Gum Fuddy 'nut at work today.

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[aaroneous]

Hamsco, sweet pair of Cases! The shield's are classy!

Shawl, your Peanut logo is fantastic! So are the knives. Is that the jigged synthetic?

suffering from Blade Redundancy

 

[skyhorse]

Two very familiar tools there in that pic! :thumbup:

How are you liking the yellow Delrin? To me it's an interesting feel in hand - I like it!

I'm really liking it. The yellow peanut and flashlight ride nicely in the watch pocket of my jeans. Great back up for a larger blade.
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[skyhorse]

Having some fun with my Gum Fuddy 'nut at work today.

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I was reading on the Case website that the Gum Fuddy was popular in WW2 , so that is a tactical peanut for sure.
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[shawl_13]

Thanks, and yes, it's gum fuddy or "rough black" as they call it. Synthetic and really nice in hand

Hamsco, sweet pair of Cases! The shield's are classy!

Shawl, your Peanut logo is fantastic! So are the knives. Is that the jigged synthetic?

suffering from Blade Redundancy

 

[shawl_13]

Yep, I was having a little fun with that....

I was reading on the Case website that the Gum Fuddy was popular in WW2 , so that is a tactical peanut for sure.
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[arizonaranchman]

Shawl that Peanut Logo is totally awesome! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[shawl_13]

Thanks buddy!

 

[aaroneous]

Overnight camping trip with the family. The Peanut rode quietly in the coin pocket, did everything needed and only asked for a couple of glam shots.

suffering from Blade Redundancy

 

[jackknife]

And very nice glamor shots they are!

 

[shawl_13]

Really nice shots!

 

[aaroneous]

Really nice shots!

And very nice glamor shots they are!

Thanks, guys!

suffering from Blade Redundancy

 

[JofAllTrades]

The BEAUTIFUL Chestnut 'nut that was so graciously gifted to me by Paul, as well as her traveling companion, came in today!

I look forward to using the peanut on the regular, as Ol' Yella is gonna take a bit of time out to pasture as it were.

It's traveling companion will be with me for a while as well, as I've always rather enjoyed a good stockman to shake things up a bit.

Now to watch my patina come in, naturally.

This time, I swear with the Grand High Muckba as my witness, there will be no forced patina on this knife!

More pics to come!

 

[skyhorse]

Good looking scales on that Chestnut nut :thumbup:

 

[JofAllTrades]

I intend to get a few pics of both sides tomorrow when the sun is shining.

 

[paulhilborn]

I intend to get a few pics of both sides tomorrow when the sun is shining.

Just happy they ended up in your care:thumbup: the chestnut is a sweet little knife as CASE did a wonderful job with those covers. Looking forward to the patina progression in the days, months ahead. I love little knives but between a smashed thumb and partial paralysis in my hands the little knives just don't see pocket time any more.

Shame as the peanut is truly a lethal slicer and handles 90% of daily cutting chores. Enjoy my friend:thumbup:

 

[hamsco]

Hamsco, sweet pair of Cases! The shield's are classy!

Why, Thank you Sir ! Here are my two yellow peanuts. A Kutmaster made in Utica, and the ever-present Case CV.