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[Vaporstang]

Couple of Orange Blossom lobsters.

Awesome examples!

 

[navaja]

After expressing my interest in collecting more vintage Case knives in stainless steel, Railsplitter so kindly gifted me this beautiful 8-dot 79 pattern Senator...stainless of course. It's in my Sunday/dress attire rotation and I always look forward to carrying it.

 

[leghog]

I believe this is my smallest fixed blade.

 

[joeradza]

After expressing my interest in collecting more vintage Case knives in stainless steel, Railsplitter so kindly gifted me this beautiful 8-dot 79 pattern Senator...stainless of course. It's in my Sunday/dress attire rotation and I always look forward to carrying it.View attachment 923454

So is it now Sen. Navaja or Sen. Rick? Enjoy the knife and a grand gesture Rick.

 

[navaja]

So is it now Sen. Navaja or Sen. Rick? Enjoy the knife and a grand gesture Rick.

More like "ambassadors" for the knife community. Rick is certainly a worthy representative.

 

[B.F.U]

I like the smalls. I will try to get a group picture.

I used my GEC #18 Beagle in Oil Sucker Rod Wood to help cut some wildflowers for my fiancee yesterday.

I'm pretty excited also about my GEC #25 formerly in Unicorn Ivory Acrylic that Nick aka Birdvis rebuilt and fixed up with wooly mammoth ivory covers

Not finished in this pic, but still looking good:

 

[joeradza]

More like "ambassadors" for the knife community. Rick is certainly a worthy representative.

I'll second that.

I like the smalls. I will try to get a group picture.

I used my GEC #18 Beagle in Oil Sucker Rod Wood to help cut some wildflowers for my fiancee yesterday.

I'm pretty excited also about my GEC #25 formerly in Unicorn Ivory Acrylic that Nick aka Birdvis rebuilt and fixed up with wooly mammoth ivory covers

Not finished in this pic, but still looking good:

Beautiful job.

 

[ismaris]

Next time it disappears, I hope it end up in my pocket.

One of about 10 great ones from his dresser. The others were stolen by a caregiver. Luckily, I had this one with me!

 

[redsparrow]

I'm happy to have found this 3.25" user. It's a 1994 Buck with three springs and a FFG making it my favorite 303.

 

[Travman]

The 14 Boys knives are fine examples of simple and beautiful small knives. They were relatively inexpensive partly because they didn’t come with shields. All steel pins and liners are a nice touch.

 

[Vaporstang]

A couple of Sears Craftsman Peanuts:

 

[Mossyhorn]

 

[Astronaut FX]

I suppose I can repurpose this picture here as well...

Victorinox Rambler and Boker Boy Scout

 

[Icky Thump]

Winchester W 15 2851 circa '88. Tiny little thing at 3" overall closed. Guess this would be considered a half pint.

 

[tongueriver]

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[joeradza]

 

[oldtymer]

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Elegant comes to mind

 

[black mamba]

Man oh man, Alan, those Amhersts are mesmerizing!

 

[singin50]

Right you are, Jeff! Amherst gets some very desirable Mammoth for their handle materials.

 

[joeradza]

oldtymer black mamba singin50
Thanks guys, take away all the BS and bottom line they are unlike anything else I've seen, and well made. They don't have half stops but open again unlike any other knives I've handled.