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[Stich2442]

I don't think you can go wrong with a #20 Case peanut, all the rest are small jacks






Pete

 

[Bigbobg]

Red bone 1965-69 era nut.

That is absolutely gorgeous! The current red bone doesn't come close to that. :thumbup:

 

[Bigbobg]

I have 2 of em. I carried that yeller peanut for a while. A few months ago i got the bone/cv peanut. It is not new lookin' no more.



Sorry for the crappy picture. Its all i have.

Your picture isn't crappy. It's in focus. I've seen a lot worse. Nice knives. :thumbup:

 

[Lone Airedale]

I slipped this on in on the wife's Amazon order

 

[Primble]

I don't think you can go wrong with a #20 Case peanut, all the rest are small jacks

I agree and yours has a lot of character!

I slipped this on in on the wife's Amazon order

Is that the new buffalo horn? It is nice cutlery - either way.

 

[sunandsteel]

I like my Case Peanut but it's a challenge getting that pen blade out.

 

[Lone Airedale]

I agree and yours has a lot of character!




Is that the new buffalo horn? It is nice cutlery - either way.

Nope, it's the "Rough Black" delrin.

 

[Primble]

Remington green bone peanut, circa 1924-1933. It shows some use, but, there is still some life in the ole knife - snappy blades fer such an old lad.

 

[Primble]

Some of you nudged me over the edge and I decided to let the red bone nut go south to patina land. Let me know if you like it better.:thumbup::thumbdn:

 

[Stich2442]

Remington green bone peanut, circa 1924-1933. It shows some use, but, there is still some life in the ole knife - snappy blades fer such an old lad.

Some of you nudged me over the edge and I decided to let the red bone nut go south to patina land. Let me know if you like it better.:thumbup::thumbdn:

Both very nice:thumbup::thumbup:
The red bone looks nice no matter what, but the patina makes it look loved

Pete

 

[jackknife]

Some of you nudged me over the edge and I decided to let the red bone nut go south to patina land. Let me know if you like it better.:thumbup::thumbdn:

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Now it looks like a real pocket knife that some working guy in the1950's would have pulled out of his pocket. I know some will say YMMV, but to me a traditional pocket knife with jigged bone scales just looks wrong with shiny blades. Gray is the color or the day when I was growing up, so I guess i'm bred biased.

Carl, Grand High Mucba of gray blades.

 

[sweetT019]

Some of you nudged me over the edge and I decided to let the red bone nut go south to patina land. Let me know if you like it better.:thumbup::thumbdn:

Beautiful peanut:thumbup:

 

[Toddwalla]

Remington green bone peanut, circa 1924-1933. It shows some use, but, there is still some life in the ole knife - snappy blades fer such an old lad.

Whoa! Gorgeous nut :thumbup:

 

[arizonaranchman]

Really been impressed with this yellow Peanut. Absurdly sharp and love the Delrin!

 

[pmew]

Some of you nudged me over the edge and I decided to let the red bone nut go south to patina land. Let me know if you like it better.:thumbup::thumbdn:

Looks fantastic with a bit of colour in its cheeks.

 

[jon_slider]

WOW! what a beauty. Love the long pull. Interesting to notice the handle curve is reversed compared to a case peanut.

 

[Primble]

WOW! what a beauty. Love the long pull. Interesting to notice the handle curve is reversed compared to a case peanut.

Maybe they were trying to do something a little different. The small blade on the Remington is in front of the main, also the opposite of a Case Peanut.

 

[pmew]

My new queen peanut arrived today. I got very lucky with the scales on this one, I'm amazed nobody beat me to it.



I must thank Carl too, whose pipe intervention allowed me to purchase this little stunner.

Thanks again Carl!

Paul

 

[Primble]

My new queen peanut arrived today. I got very lucky with the scales on this one, I'm amazed nobody beat me to it.

Thanks for posting that pretty little nut with blades showing.

 

[cchu518]

Jat can you email me what you paid for that!!!