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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Stephen Tolar
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Carried a Tidioute big jack in a G2 sheath and a Bret Dowell dog leg this weekend.
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- Aug 17, 2007
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Man, those old Case knives have some nice red bone there! :thumbup:
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- Feb 3, 2001
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A Buck Stockman with imitation Pearl scales and hollow ground blades and for comparison, a Queen Stockman in D-2 with Burnt Stag Scales.
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- Dec 17, 2004
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- Mar 12, 2006
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sunday chruch day nothing big just the bare essentials!!!! right? - Joel
Grateful
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Pulled out my Case 3318 today and touched up the edges, oiled the joints then dropped it in my pocket. I'm gonna carry it to work tomorrow too. The 3318's really do make good pocket knives.
Maybe that's the reason my Grandad gave me one when I was a boy.
Jim
Maybe that's the reason my Grandad gave me one when I was a boy.
Jim
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Ya don't see to many early red bone canoes.. Very cool
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- Jan 7, 2003
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Today my Gerber folding sportsman 1. A very typikal in design traditional 1980-ties knife. Hevy squary design but good balance and very good fit and finish. A early folder for me with a story of its own, forever putting it in my rotation.
Bosse
Bosse
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I grabbed these today, at least for now.
Case Peanut Amber Jig Bone SS
Case Small Texas Jack Amber Jig Bone CV
Case Trapper Amber Bone CV
Since I am home most of the time, I often change my mind as the day goes on. So we will see what comes next. If anything.
Bill
Case Peanut Amber Jig Bone SS
Case Small Texas Jack Amber Jig Bone CV
Case Trapper Amber Bone CV
Since I am home most of the time, I often change my mind as the day goes on. So we will see what comes next. If anything.
Bill
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This guy was my pocket buddy for most of today. It usually lives in my pickup waiting to be used. About a year ago, while I was in the middle of cutting up a bunch of stuff out back of the house, I must have set it on the back bumper of the pickup. I remember not being able to find it and just grabbed another to finish up what I was doing. Still hounded by what I did with it, I went thru just about every place imaginable but still couldn't find it. Just figured it would show up eventually.
A few days later I spotted it in the road at a traffic signal about 5 miles from the house. Stopped, got out and picked it back up. It looked run over a few times but for the most part it was still in great shape. The blades don't quite close right but there is still good snap to the blades and the bone is intact on both sides.
Greg
A few days later I spotted it in the road at a traffic signal about 5 miles from the house. Stopped, got out and picked it back up. It looked run over a few times but for the most part it was still in great shape. The blades don't quite close right but there is still good snap to the blades and the bone is intact on both sides.
Greg
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Great story and great knife Greg!