Red Bone

Great knives, guys! Keep 'em comin'!
Here's a redbone comparison; Case from the 1980's and Case from the 1950's!
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Here's a brand new Great Eastern:

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Eric
 
Here are a few..

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One nice Case NKCA that I won in a contest here recently thanks to Blues' wonderful Spouse:thumbup: :D

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A Case Collecters Clubber


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A Case stockman silver script

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Here are three red bone U.S.A. Schrade Old Timers, an anniversary set from 1985.

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And here's a newer U.S.A. Schrade Old Timer Classic:

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-Bob
 
WOW!! Those are some real nice Case knives, SunnyD..and those are the best looking Old Timers I have ever seen!! Thanks for posting them Bob.. ;)...

I need that drool cover for my keyboard.....
 
Thank You Randy for the kind words.. Super thread by the way.:cool:

Bob W,, Great Googly Moogly my man, those vintage Schrade Old Timers are just such a treat..:thumbup:
 
Beautiful knives & a great thread Randy. :thumbup:

I hope these qualify, as they are the reddest two I have.

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Here's just about every shade of red bone... The Mini Trapper and the 06247 at top left are my usual EDC's

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Many, many gorgeous knives displayed in this thread. Thanks guys. I'm gonna have to find a way to trade something for one of those old red bone Case knives. I don't own any of the older ones.
 
And here I was thinking about getting a couple of Cases in CV and red bone. :-)

Great knives! Thanks for the pictures.
 
Bob W,, Great Googly Moogly my man, those vintage Schrade Old Timers are just such a treat..
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Thanks for the kind comments. Personally, I think they look rather bland compared to the other knives being posted, especially some of the Case knives and that Titusville. Heck, I'd trade half of my collection for that custom Old Timer in post #8 by Muscrat Man.

Although the Old Timer Classics weren't made that long ago, I supposed they could be considered "vintage" since the company went out of business. There were four knives in that series total. I have a couple of others but can't scan them since they're on display in a museum for the summer.

Best Wishes,
-Bob
 
Great e.g., of redbone everyone. I really enjoyed this thread. Thanks.

Not many old redbones in my collection. Here is one.
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smiling-knife said:
Great e.g., of redbone everyone. I really enjoyed this thread. Thanks.
Not many old redbones in my collection. Here is one.
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This is a great thread with very good images. But this knife grabbed me for some reason and made me think, "I wish I would have been able to see this bone being jigged".:eek:
 
Kerry, that one got me too. I wish they'd do it like that now!
 
The best jigging I've seen of late aside from the Bose's (elder and younger) is by P.J. Tomes on some of his pieces. I'm sure there are others but not enough.

Oh yeah, I believe the piece that Waynorth had from Terry Davis (iirc) was incredible (though not red as I recall).
 
Here's a Ruple gunstock in red bone:
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Those older knives, especially the older Case models are excellent examples of great looking red bone!!
 
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