Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[KnifeandEasy]

Was able to get one of these at what I felt was a fair price! Found it in the mailbox this evening.

 

[JW225]

This is a follow-up to their copper/ elk lamb.View attachment 2291493

Love it, Bob. I’m very impressed with the Titusville Cutlery lamb that I have. This stag version of yours is a beauty!

 

[Rufus1949]

Love it, Bob. I’m very impressed with the Titusville Cutlery lamb that I have. This stag version of yours is a beauty!

Thanks Jim. They have created a fine lamb. The fit and finish surprised me.

 

[screened porch]

Schrade Walden, Camillus Buck, Forgecraft, Boker USA.
The Boker was $10.
The Buck's springs are crusted with rust inside and outside.
The other two were pretty dirty, too.

I don't suppose Buck could replace those Camillus springs now.

 

[mqqn]

Picked up this nice Western W336 at our church rummage.

 

[JonMcD]

Trestle Pine Gunflint in Oak

 

[Rufus1949]

Trestle Pine Gunflint in Oak

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Very nice design Jon. and it has brass!!!

 

[JonMcD]

Very nice design Jon. and it has brass!!!

Thanks Bob. Just tryin to go for the gold in life

 

[pat9198]

Buck 501 Ebony and Magnacut "The Larrin"

 

[Sibyrnes]

Here's my latest. Amazing shape considering it could be 100 years old! Can anybody help me with some info about this knife?

 

[Rufus1949]

Here's my latest. Amazing shape considering it could be 100 years old! Can anybody help me with some info about this knife?

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I want to say it is from the 1920's to 1940's by tang stamp.
Very nice.

 

[Sibyrnes]

I want to say it is from the 1920's to 1940's by tang stamp.
Very nice.

Thanks, but I am familiar with Case’s tang stamp dating system, but that is about all I know about this knife. Any ideas what model it is or any other info?

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks, but I am familiar with Case’s tang stamp dating system, but that is about all I know about this knife. Any ideas what model it is or any other info?

Your message site is full.
Try the thread...."Who still Carries a case Knife."

 

[Sibyrnes]

Your message site is full.
Try the thread...."Who still carries a case knife."

That’s strange - I only have 41 messages????

 

[GusSharp68]

Was looking for one of these for a while, finally found one. This was the last Case Bose Collab that I wanted so will be thrilled when it arrives. Also didn’t have one in antique bone so also nice.View attachment 2295302

 

[black mamba]

Thanks to euroken I was able to receive this new #72 in trade. Love the "lizard skin."

 

[RickHuf]

A. Wright Sheepsfoot made by Ashley Harrison.

Awesome "soupy stag"

I call it a sheepsfoot but the description calls it a Wharncliffe.

Sweeeet filework on the spring and blade. Coined liners. Awesome.

It was listed as a Barlow, I assume because of the bolsters, but this sway forward pattern really drew me in. It's aggressive.... ready to dig in.


Couldn't be more thrilled with it!

 

[Will Power]

RickHuf that's a decent looking arrival I've been very pleased with my Camelbone from Ashley Harrison, great finish but the pull was monster with little snap. After flushing/ oiling etc still murder, then found some grinding paste and got that in the pivot, a mess but real difference, it now has 'talk'

Thanks, Will

 

[Will Power]

This arrived over the week-end CASE 18 in Redbone and CV- mega gratitude to Leslie Tomville for making this happen. Got to work on patination immediately with fruits, still a WIP as a 3 blade takes some covering. Don't let anybody start whining about CASE edges out of the box squeals of pain maybe! As I was cleaning it up the Sheepfoot saw its chance and pinned me to the liner, a bloodybusines aargh!

 

[RickHuf]

RickHuf that's a decent looking arrival I've been very pleased with my Camelbone from Ashley Harrison, great finish but the pull was monster with little snap. After flushing/ oiling etc still murder, then found some grinding paste and got that in the pivot, a mess but real difference, it now has 'talk'

Thanks, Will

Thanks Will!

My first one, a large lambsfoot, was as you describe. It took about a week of light sanding on the tang, opening and closing it repeatedly and flushing. Then some white grease and now it is a hard pull but nice and smooth. Good and firm lockup for a large knife!

This new sheepsfoot needed cleaned out, worked and oiled but the pull is light. It was really surprising. I expected another bear trap but would compare the pull with the case knives I've purchased. Just strong enough to hold it in place. Opposite end of the spectrum.