The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

[joeradza]

Sorry if I used this photo but my memory isn't what it was.

 

[Rookie82]

Who likes blue sawcut bone?
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[Horsewright]

 

[mbkr]

 

[dsutton24]

Happy Sunday, all!

https://imgur.com/MQNlS8m

 

[wickettedge]

Rookie82 I never knew they had a blue one drop... That is beautiful

 

[pmek5]

Have a blessed Sunday.

 

[cigarrodog]

Trevor Ablett / Sheffield

 

[Rookie82]

Rookie82 I never knew they had a blue one drop... That is beautiful

This is a prototype for a special SFO request for one of the FB knife groups. They ended up not getting enough pre-orders to purchase the blue bone handles, and changed to use smooth giraffe bone instead. They only made 3 of these blue sawcut bone prototypes in the Tuna Valley brand.

 

[Modoc ED]

 

[.577NE]

Top to bottom:

Eric Albers
Adrian Harris
Chuck Garlits
Bob Cargill
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mbkr , any chance we can see the Harris open? Thank you.

 

[mbkr]

mbkr , any chance we can see the Harris open? Thank you.

Sure. Its a mini trapper about 3.5" long. I have two of them.


All my other Colonel Coons were made by Queen, but these two are the real deal

 

[conrad gutierrez]

Some sawcut bone for this hot Sunday

 

[.577NE]

Sure. Its a mini trapper about 3.5" long. I have two of them.
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All my other Colonel Coons were made by Queen, but these two are the real deal

Man, yes, they are the real deal alright. The clip blade has much dynamic to it. Many thanks for taking the time to post these pictures, mbkr

 

[Jiki]

Got a new phone, playing with the camera.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Jack Black]

Have a great Sunday everyone

 

[mbkr]

 

[GmpaJim]

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Truly gorgeous!
My lack oh knife knowledge is starting to haunt me.
Tuna Valley caught my attention. (Tunaguant creek runs through our yard) They’re a couple of towns west of us.
That qualifies as a reason to own one….right?!

 

[Rookie82]

Truly gorgeous!
My lack oh knife knowledge is starting to haunt me.
Tuna Valley caught my attention. (Tunaguant creek runs through our yard) They’re a couple of towns west of us.
That qualifies as a reason to own one….right?!

The name Tuna Valley refers to the Bradford, PA area where the Tunungwant River runs through. Locals call it the Tuna River for short, and therefore the area is known as the Tuna Valley. Originally in very early 1900's, during the merger of C. Platts' & Sons Cutlery with Case Cutlery and while the new factory was being built, they needed to keep selling knives. In 1906 they ordered in various knives from Germany, and stamped them Tuna Valley Cutlery. So that is the origins of the brand.

Are you located in that area of Pennsylvania/New York? If so you definitely need to start collecting them!