"Yeller" Handles

Thought I'd post this scan I just took. There sure are a lot of shades of Yellow!

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waynorth said:
Thought I'd post this scan I just took. There sure are a lot of shades of Yellow!

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Very cool picture Charlie! You took this picture right before you packaged up that single clip blade Charlow to go to it's new home in Oregon right???? ;)
 
Some great lookers here. Mind if I join in? My first 'new' Yeller Case. Son gave it as a father's day gift. I have a prized one, no pictures yet of it, a 50s era Case trapper, 6254, that was my grandfather's. I like yellow.

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Arizonaranchman, its in a different art of the state, and I'll not see it till the fall, but I'll get a picture of it and readd later to this thread. I love the older knives, that speak with the stories from grandfathers using them. I was lucky to get that piece. I carry it a few times a year when I hunt. He's next to me when I'm skinning a squill, and caping a deer with it. In the mean time, I've been making due with my new soon to be classics!

Regards, SJF
 
Slip joint fan said:
Arizonaranchman, its in a different art of the state, and I'll not see it till the fall, but I'll get a picture of it and readd later to this thread. I love the older knives, that speak with the stories from grandfathers using them. I was lucky to get that piece. I carry it a few times a year when I hunt. He's next to me when I'm skinning a squill, and caping a deer with it. In the mean time, I've been making due with my new soon to be classics!

Regards, SJF
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That's great thanks, looking forward to seeing it when you're able. I also love the old, well-worn knives that show their long use, I find them fascinating to examine.
 
Slip joint fan said:
Arizonaranchman, its in a different art of the state, and I'll not see it till the fall, but I'll get a picture of it and readd later to this thread. I love the older knives, that speak with the stories from grandfathers using them. I was lucky to get that piece. I carry it a few times a year when I hunt. He's next to me when I'm skinning a squill, and caping a deer with it. In the mean time, I've been making due with my new soon to be classics!

Regards, SJF
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That's great thanks, looking forward to seeing it when you're able. I also love the old, well-worn knives that show their long use, I find them fascinating to examine.
 
If you look at flowers or other natural phenomena, there are indeed many variations of yellow. This may count as it's treacle-like. Thanks, Will
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I was out job hunting today and "just so happened" (definitely wasn't planning on that since our move from Dallas) to come across a Case knife outlet in Branson and decided I needed a little more yeller in my life. Until today all I had was the lone yeller peanut and ended up with this 3 spring stockman. Really think I'm gonna love this knife and cant wait to put her to some good use.
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This is an old thread but a good one. I'd bet many of us here have picked up yellow covered knives recently. I've recently picked up the two in the middle in this picture - the Large Stockman and the Peanut.

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Good point Ed.

Böker Argentina, Sodbuster. Quite a light pale yellow. Fit & Finish is a bit rough but it's an appealing toughie for work.

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Indeed Will; good point Ed!

One of my yellow 25s - banana peel bone, one of only ten. It was in my pocket today.

 
Impressive bone on that one Paul. It's nicely rounded and shows interesting pores, pretty knife:thumbup::thumbup:
 
This yeller Case Peanut is my only knife in this color or handle material. It took seeing a lot of other folks' photos for it to grow on me enough to buy one, but now that it's here I wonder why I waited to so long. It's a perfect match for this friendly, helpful little fellow.

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