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ea42
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Nice dave, you guys are popping up with a lot of end of days knives lately:thumbup: Russell, that MM is a beaut! First staglon I've seen.
Got a few myself in the last week, first is a nice bone 293. This ones got a saber grind clip with a nice swedge, quite unlike most of the flat grind models I've seen. Nice dark dye on the bone too, reminds me of some of the 2OT bone colors, I wonder if it's from the same batch.
Second is a 4 pin LB7 with some interesting paperwork. No serialization on this one. Here's an interesting note, of the few unserialized pieces I've seen, none of the blades have a choil, the edge is ground right down to the tang. Have any of you seen serialized pieces with this feature?:
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Got a few myself in the last week, first is a nice bone 293. This ones got a saber grind clip with a nice swedge, quite unlike most of the flat grind models I've seen. Nice dark dye on the bone too, reminds me of some of the 2OT bone colors, I wonder if it's from the same batch.
Second is a 4 pin LB7 with some interesting paperwork. No serialization on this one. Here's an interesting note, of the few unserialized pieces I've seen, none of the blades have a choil, the edge is ground right down to the tang. Have any of you seen serialized pieces with this feature?:
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This has turned into a nice thread. Lot's of nice new additions. Here's a few I've been saving for a couple weeks.
JOHN PRIMBLE BELKNAP HDW 913 much like Eric's 293, but with a pen blade. Front of the clip is sabre ground, but back is flat. Looks like same batch of handle material Eric.
SCHRADE NY 233 jack knife
Uncle Henry 124UH a nice Norfolk & Western Railroad safety award. This is simply a great 4" pattern.
The middle one is the third of my SC503 Trout linerlocks. I think there is one more trout to be had. A SCHRADE+ and two in carbon.
JOHN PRIMBLE BELKNAP HDW 913 much like Eric's 293, but with a pen blade. Front of the clip is sabre ground, but back is flat. Looks like same batch of handle material Eric.
SCHRADE NY 233 jack knife
Uncle Henry 124UH a nice Norfolk & Western Railroad safety award. This is simply a great 4" pattern.
The middle one is the third of my SC503 Trout linerlocks. I think there is one more trout to be had. A SCHRADE+ and two in carbon.
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Fran, what th...gosh, my phone must have been dead, let me go check, I mean, after all, I know you're just looking for Wolfies...
Let me just compliment Thawk first on those fine, fine finds, that Primble has uncannily similar bone, and I agree on the pen blade. An interesting thing on the one I posted, note the secondary blade is actually like an oversized pen? The old cats. referred to this as a skinning blade, which eventually morphed into the spey.
I think Dave's beauty of a Cut. Co. is actually this model, the nail nick and shield match exactly:
Eric
Let me just compliment Thawk first on those fine, fine finds, that Primble has uncannily similar bone, and I agree on the pen blade. An interesting thing on the one I posted, note the secondary blade is actually like an oversized pen? The old cats. referred to this as a skinning blade, which eventually morphed into the spey.
I think Dave's beauty of a Cut. Co. is actually this model, the nail nick and shield match exactly:
Eric
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I've been infected by the company I keep Eric.
On the other hand, I'm easy.....just not cheap.
Fran
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Well Fran, no matter, I likely wouldn't have been able to afford 'em anyway. They're beauties, I'll tell you that, incredible beauties! Seems like it was a very worthwile trip:thumbup::thumbup:, although I'd keep that sample out of Mikes crosshairs though, I've got to remember to tell him that I'm not responsible for you once you cross back into PA
(Folks, Mike is a salesman's sample magnet with an astounding collection of knives of many NY cutleries). I can only imagine what Russell picked up
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(Folks, Mike is a salesman's sample magnet with an astounding collection of knives of many NY cutleries). I can only imagine what Russell picked upEric
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Not much this trip Eric, Although I did pick up a mint example of Sears 100th Anniversary large Two Blade Trapper for $50 made by Camillus, they seem to go for twice that amount other places I've seen.
The two Fran picked up are real sweet the 9144WB especially with the ivory cell handles.
Nice pick ups also thawk! I do like the primble jack, awesome bone and fantastic swedge. a great find!
Russell
The two Fran picked up are real sweet the 9144WB especially with the ivory cell handles.
Nice pick ups also thawk! I do like the primble jack, awesome bone and fantastic swedge. a great find!
Russell
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Jeez!! I go away for a few days, and Hawk, Eric and Dave are showing great knives, and Fran has come out of the Schrade closet in STYLE!!
How'm I supposed to keep up with you characters?? Huh?? Huh?? How am I??
Nice ones, all of you. Treats for my tired peepers.
How'm I supposed to keep up with you characters?? Huh?? Huh?? How am I??
Nice ones, all of you. Treats for my tired peepers.
here are 3 i picked up a few days ago; all quite "special" but the most expensive was only $31. i only mention this to encourage others.
Schrade/U.S.A. 260SC; serial #03443, with dimpled black sheath,box, and cover sleeve.
this is the first year of the Schrade scrimshaws, either '76 or '77, so to me this is a special find. i have many of these Schrade Folding Hunters, 1 and 2 blades, S. and S-W. one of the all time "Great Knives"
and here is my other 260SC, serial# 12786, with smooth black sheath
The Jim Bowie Limited Edition stockman, serial #08881; tarnish on shields, otherwise mint.
of note here is the "Registration Form" is to be mailed to: I.K.C./14 Imperial Place/Providence, R.I.
were these made in R.I. or Ellenville ? and which others are in this series ?
and a Schrade+/U.S.A. LTD. "Special Edition" jigged bone Premium Stockman:
i think this stockman is a fairly close to closure release ? any info on this series ?
not bad for all in 1 day.
roland
Schrade/U.S.A. 260SC; serial #03443, with dimpled black sheath,box, and cover sleeve.
this is the first year of the Schrade scrimshaws, either '76 or '77, so to me this is a special find. i have many of these Schrade Folding Hunters, 1 and 2 blades, S. and S-W. one of the all time "Great Knives"
and here is my other 260SC, serial# 12786, with smooth black sheath
The Jim Bowie Limited Edition stockman, serial #08881; tarnish on shields, otherwise mint.
of note here is the "Registration Form" is to be mailed to: I.K.C./14 Imperial Place/Providence, R.I.
were these made in R.I. or Ellenville ? and which others are in this series ?
and a Schrade+/U.S.A. LTD. "Special Edition" jigged bone Premium Stockman:
i think this stockman is a fairly close to closure release ? any info on this series ?
not bad for all in 1 day.
roland
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A Tennesee River Trapper with Red Bone scales. 
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