The Case for Case CV- A gift from Ryan Smith, AKA-Rsmith_77.

[5K Qs]

Marty, thanks for the informative post and super pictures! I sometimes joke that the knife photos here make me drool, but I'm not joking about drooling as I examined your dove pics! Enjoyed your comments extolling CV blades, too.

-GT

 

[EDCanAdamas]

Did the blades of your Trappers start out as mirror-polished steel? I am trying to get my Trapper to look like Sonnemann's does. Patina on a yellow handled knife just looks so classic

 

[mley1]

All my new carbon bladed knives started off nice and shiny. My cv 6375 did too. That's the beauty, and magic, of cv and carbon blades in general. They start as a blank slate. They have a soul. And you can see the life they, and their owners, have lived in the blades patina. You can see where they've been, and what they've done. You can feel the life in them when you hold them.

 

[Pokerface]

mley1, thanks for sharing…I enjoyed reading your write up and the food looks amazing.
Turk88, the patina on your blade is coming along nicely, I'd love to see more.

 

[Student762]

nice recipe and great knife.

 

[quattromori]

wow
**blush**
glad you like it

i always thought it was a shame that knife didnt get carried more
and i am happy that it found a home where it will see some use :thumbup:

Good on you both

Fausto