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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Not to be boring but I’m going with my 10 dot small jack again today. I have a bunch of these early 70’s Case folders in various jack patterns and this one is my favorite. It has everything going for it, the right size for pocket carry, perfectly matched jigged bone covers, strong blade pull without being a nail ripper, half stop, nice snap on the W/T, and my favorite blade profile, clip. All with the right amount of patina and wear. Also I’m new here and will soon get onboard with the black Friday, stag Saturday, etc.. themes.
sunknife
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Happy Saturday Everybody
I'm going to be running with the same crowd today
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Snow and cold in Central N.Y. today. The trout fishing will have to wait.
Handsome pairings by both of you fellas this morning.
The two I chose for today include my newly acquired Winchester and a ultra smooth and perfect HJ-10.
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Thank you, Greg.
I like the thong on that black slip. I may have to incorporate something like than on one of my own.
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I love the blade delete. Rides well in my pocket and pinching it is easy considering having it scalloped out to an easy open
Amir Fleschwund
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Hi, my name is Jeff, and I’m a knifaholic.
Welcome, and watch out for those gators in heat.
Beautiful lil jack!
Crazy Canuck
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I don't think you're in danger of this crowd thinking 70's Case knives are boring
Speaking of, 7 dot Texas Jack riding along today.
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I don't think you're in danger of this crowd thinking 70's Case knives are boring
Seriously. I rate the 70's Case knives right up there with my GEC produced knives... Some of my absolute favorites.
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Watch pocket knife this week is a Hen & Rooster mini canoe (thanks, Will):
Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider trapper:
Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider Barlow:
Nice trio, Gary.
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Thanks man. Jason did a great job of bringing my dream life to reality.Well, lucky you dragon.eyez!
That 93 is a real looker, not flash, but rather, refined and understated.
Sooo nice
Michael
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Thanks, Greg. Nice pair and nice leather you're sporting today!Handsome pairings by both of you fellas this morning.
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Thanks! We usually have the gators splash and swim away from us, but none the less we always stay aware and proceed with caution. The mind set here is every body of fresh and brackish water has alligators.
I don't think you're in danger of this crowd thinking 70's Case knives are boring
Speaking of, 7 dot Texas Jack riding along today.
Good to know! Beautiful red covers on that one. I have a few bigger jacks I’ll be posting.
Seriously. I rate the 70's Case knives right up there with my GEC produced knives... Some of my absolute favorites.
I agree whole heartedly and was actually going to make a similar statement in my original post. However I wasn’t sure if I’d be offensive in it.
I actually started my collection with newer Case limited runs and collectors club offerings. Once I got my hands on a 60’s, 70’s Case I was hooked! I’m a real sucker for half stops.
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Nah... People that have early 70's Case knives know how well they were built.
Those that don't would only be offended without any basis of knowledge.... That's on them.
We all know how great GEC knives are, but not everybody has caught on to the early 70's Case knives yet.
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Carrying a Schrade USA 863 Carpenters Whittler today. OH
This is a a stunning knife. I hadn't seen one of these models before.
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Since the lock down started my wife and I have played a lot of cards and assembled puzzles until we ran out of puzzles . We ordered a couple of 1000 piece and they look tough .
Have these 2 Northfield 38's in my pocket and as always they are carried in slips .
Harry
Gorgeous stag on your 38s, Harry. Have fun with those 1000 piece puzzles; I've heard anything over 500 is really difficult. Take a photo when you finish one.
Superb photo Dean
Hope everyone has a great weekend. Sunny weather here, and I'm off for a walk shortly. Taking these with me, my Hartshead Barlow, Issard Violon, and the Special Forces edition of the Swedish Army Knife by Frost's of Mora (I might have to tie some orange paracord on that one!)
Thank you, Jack! Your Hartshead Barlow photo is splendid.
That Special Forces edition is a neat looking knife. Welcome to the fourm! Your 10-dot small jack looks like a great knife. My favorite year of Case knives is 1970; I have a few of them and they are all special to me. (see my post below of my Case 1970 Barlow).
You might want to check out the Case thread, too: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/lets-see-your-case-knives-old-to-new.1134543/
