Post up your bone knives

thawk · Jan 28, 2012

Nice bone thread. Here are a few more.

Ulster sawcut bone

Schrade Walden jigged red bone

Camillus Rogers bone

Western Boulder bone stag

Ulster green bone

Ulster smooth bone

Schrade Walden Peachseed

Schrade pretty bone

Schrade Cut Peachseed

richstag · Jan 28, 2012

knarfeng said:
You're not crazy Kevin. Either that, or we both are, as I was thinking the same thing.

One way or the other

It gives me an idea for a custom. I have been thinking for a few months now. That knife makes me want to find an old worn down knife with no life left but the bone scales and have them salvaged

Campbellclanman · Jan 28, 2012

Hal....what can I say!!!

chuko · Jan 28, 2012

How about some old jigged bone on a couple of New York Knife swaybacks? Top one is the later Hammer Brand, bottom one is the NEW YORK / KNIFE CO. / WALDEN stamp. Notice the difference in jigging. Charles

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supratentorial · Jan 28, 2012

A whole lot of nice knives in this thread.

Chuko, those Swaybacks are... Wow!

thawk · Jan 28, 2012

Very nice NYKC knives Jake, love the pick bone.

johnny twoshoes · Jan 28, 2012

Antique Peach seed.

Yellow Rose

Smooth Ivory Bone.

Pick Bone.

Carved Pumpkin Bone

johnny twoshoes · Jan 28, 2012

Old Case Red Bone.

Harvest orange.

Will Power · Jan 28, 2012

Harvest Orange is very mellow, was carrying a CASE Humpback stockman in it today.

All those GECs are excellent.

Campbellclanman · Jan 30, 2012

Aaaaah ...Johnny two shoes at his best, sweet pics there kind Sir, a feast for our sore eyes I can tell ya! I have to admit I just love seeing that smooth boned Dogleg pop up its well used head now...thank you my friend.

meako · Jan 30, 2012

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Thalestin · Jan 30, 2012

My scagel fruitport. Great little knife

Peter Parker · Jan 30, 2012

clich · Jan 31, 2012

Thanks everyone for posting up. Keep em coming. Here's my first bone with tons of character. Got another one waiting in the mailbox

jacktrades_nbk · Jan 31, 2012

That's a very beautiful knife Clich.

Boggs · Jan 31, 2012

Holy Marrow......there's beautiful bone showing up in this thread.....could led a person to buy more knives

smiling-knife · Jan 31, 2012

These knives date to the very early 1900s. While not an official GI military knife, rumour has it that this pattern was included in a Christmas gift package sent to the troops during WWI, but that's an ongoing debate. Nonetheless, they have some nice bone scales.

Will Power · Jan 31, 2012

And a very nice colour too s-k, kind of sizzling fat or treacle

:thumbup:

GLDNDomer · Jan 31, 2012

Great bone pics so far. I'm a sucker for red bone on Cases, because the only bone I've got was my Grandfather's.

george65 · Jan 31, 2012