Revolvergeek
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An old Case Loom Fixer
Very nice! I have to get me one of those one day. :thumbup:
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Very nice! I have to get me one of those one day. :thumbup:
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Thanks! I'll have to clean her up a bit. It's from 1972, though I'm not that old. I love it. It's like a jumbo swayback.
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I'm home sick today so I'm carrying this little guy in my lounge pants pocket. 
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(I never use the pen blades anyway)
By George, that's a Jim Dandy there.:thumbup:
I love that old Schrade pattern and you very rarely see them anymore in any condition. Thanks for showing it here.
Anthony
shoot, I'm glad y'all let me hang out here
I like it too, takes a wicked edge & not even a hint of wiggle... :thumbup:
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Case Seahorse Whittler with Blue Bone scales, unfortunately it's not in CV, (I wish I had one in CV 
), it was a gift from a friend and once it's sharp it's good for light duty.
I love the blade config.:
), it was a gift from a friend and once it's sharp it's good for light duty.I love the blade config.:
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Case yeller handled trapper in cv
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I'm out of town for 2 weeks, buisness/vacation, got my Case bluegrass peanut, and a kissing crane black plastic/carbon trapper that I blued the blades/springs on... I could have survived great with just the nut, but that trapper has been a great steak knife!
I'll try to grab a pic later...
G.
I'll try to grab a pic later...
G.
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hello traditional folk!! my first slippies here other than saks.
haven't decided which one to carry yet, so here's both!
MORI,
Mike's knives are slick and that's a fact. I like 'em both but I'm going to help you out and say pick the Jack front and center with the clip blade first.. And then switch off to the spear bladed Jack. Hell, either way your a winner! :thumbup: Nice Alsdorf's.
Anthony
hello traditional folk!! my first slippies here other than saks.
haven't decided which one to carry yet, so here's both!
Both beauties right there!!! I want one like the one in back, but with a wharncliff. One of these days....