Slipjoint "Folding Hunter"s

[edbeau]

Never enough

 

[blademan 13]

Nice Frontier collection E edbeau . I only have the black handled version and it is a very nice knife for the money paid. Kind of a Frontier family trait I suppose.

 

[the-accumulator]

Two slip-joint folding hunters with not much else in common:







The first, with a faint mark that I can't quite make out, has a single blade, smooth bone scales, and signs of moderate wear. The second sports two blades, gorgeous jigged bone scales, and is in excellent unsharpened condition. It's marked WESTERN BOULDER, COLO. on both tangs and bears a WESTERN STATES SHARP CUTLERY etch on the second blade. Is this a transition knife, maybe from the mid fifties?
Thanks for watching! T-A

 

[rockman0]

Interesting pin placement on the single blade, 2 together on the ends. Nice pair of hunters T A

Two slip-joint folding hunters with not much else in common:
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The first, with a faint mark that I can't quite make out, has a single blade, smooth bone scales, and signs of moderate wear. The second sports two blades, gorgeous jigged bone scales, and is in excellent unsharpened condition. It's marked WESTERN BOULDER, COLO. on both tangs and bears a WESTERN STATES SHARP CUTLERY etch on the second blade. Is this a transition knife, maybe from the mid fifties?
Thanks for watching! T-A

 

[Augie]

A minty Case, 1965 to 1970.

 

[tongueriver]

That's a double-bladed sweetheart!

 

[black mamba]

Augie, the coloration on that Case is simply as good as it gets for stag . . . WOW!