Ebony Norfolk

Peregrin

Peregrin

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I just got this in from Shepherd Hills and I can't say enough nice things about this Case/Tony Bose collaboration. This is a beautifully executed pattern and I'm really going to enjoy carrying and using it.

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Outstanding pictures and knife,Gary.Thanks for posting.
What a great score!
-Vince
 
Awesome shots of that Ebony Norfolk...The ebony looks really good on this pattern....I have one coming in and am really looking forward to seeing it...I hope it looks as good as yours.
 
Pretty amazing fit on the blades. What are the tang to back spring joints like?
Beautiful knife, congrats.

Robin
 
Pipeman said:
Pretty amazing fit on the blades. What are the tang to back spring joints like?
Beautiful knife, congrats.

Robin
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The joints are flush in the open position. The back spring is flush in all 3 positions. Excellent fit and finish on this knife. Hope that's what you were asking.
 
Thanks Gary, that is a beautiful shot of the knife and I agree, everything about this knife is excellent.

I have been carrying and using one in bone for a while now and still have no blade rub and a very solid and crisp walk & talk.
 
Very nice. Do all the Case collaborations have the T.Bose stamp on the tang ?
 
Of the three others I have; the hawbaker muskrat, dogleg jack and the lockback whittler only the whittler has T Bose on one of the blades. I can't speak to the other collabs.
 
Outstanding pix and the knife....well, what's to say :thumbup::cool:
 
Peregrin said:
Of the three others I have; the hawbaker muskrat, dogleg jack and the lockback whittler only the whittler has T Bose on one of the blades. I can't speak to the other collabs.
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As far as the T.Bose stamp. I can help fill in a few more.

The slimline trapper has it above the pattern number. (This was the first collaboration.)

The "bullet" trapper has T.Bose above USA. (#2)

"The" stamp is not on the pruner, cotton sampler, locking swing guard coke bottle or Arkansas hunter but T.B. is in front of the pattern number. That is a group of all single blades.

Not sure about the Yukon.
 
JpN said:
Awesome shots of that Ebony Norfolk...The ebony looks really good on this pattern....I have one coming in and am really looking forward to seeing it...I hope it looks as good as yours.
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Ditto!!!
 
Outstanding!. You're killing me with that knife. :)

My oh my.. I am going to be lusting after that one, for sure. :thumbup:

Yes, superb photos and congrats on a real fine keeper! :cool:


Anthony
 
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