Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

Anyone thirsty for some Coke?
Thanks to a good friend this is the newest addition and a next step in quality for me.
A Eugene Shadley Coke Bottle in Jigged Bone.

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What a wonderful acquisition! Congratulations!
 
Ryouchijtx said:
Anyone thirsty for some Coke?
Thanks to a good friend this is the newest addition and a next step in quality for me.
A Eugene Shadley Coke Bottle in Jigged Bone.

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really nice swedge! hows the length on that? blade, handle, OAL?
 
One of the Western forum threads got me inspired the other day, so I sought out clean, minty Westerns in unusual patterns to flesh out my collection. Today, this arrived:





In addition to my new Western, a couple Cases were in the mix. Here are my new #6292 Texas jack and #6318 medium stockman:





It's gonna be tough picking carries next week. :p
 
paulhilborn said:
Tim!!! AMAZING my friend...beautiful on multiple levels:cool::thumbup:
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Thank you Paul, sent you a story about it xD

Dadpool said:
That bone looks like it was "jigged twice," if that makes sense -- all those lovely little furrows and grooves inside the larger sections. So much depth and texture!

What a gorgeous knife, Tim. :D
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It does indeed, I can only imagine the time and effort needed to jig all those marks into the bone itself, a real labour of love knifemaking is.

mrknife said:
really nice swedge! hows the length on that? blade, handle, OAL?
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The overall length is 6 3/4", the blade is 3", and closed length is a perfect size at 3 3/4" :)

Real nice pieces you picked up TsarBomba great dark colouration on the TJ
 
We seem to have had a convergence of mail in the box today. It appears Canada Post has managed to start catching up following the Christmas season.

These all arrived today, and I feel like a kid in the candy store! Finally landed a second grail knife - The CSC Cannitler! A 2003 First Production Run Case Sowbelly, a Case Saddlehorn, and a Case Half-Whittler.

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Today is a easy open jack I like it but it's my first knife with a half stop so I'm getting used to it.

 
Both of these have been something of a grail for me and I am so happy to finally have them! Schatt & Morgan #21 equal-end whittler and a Northwoods Norfolk.
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Cannonball970 said:
Both of these have been something of a grail for me and I am so happy to finally have them! Schatt & Morgan #21 equal-end whittler and a Northwoods Norfolk.
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What a fine pair Cannonball970 must see a photo of them with all blades open~ :D

swaybacksteve said:
Tim very nice proportions of the clip and coke frame. This one has been very well done, Congrats!
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Agreed Steve, here are some photos of my own doing.

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redsparrow said:
Picked this up on the exchange recently. First issue of the iconic Buck 301 by Schrade.
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I was probably one of the folks competing for that knife; congratulations. Those lined bolsters were only around for a year, (1966). Cool beans dude, I just looked in the mirror and I'm green with envy.

However, among other recent finds I managed to garner this NIB 1999 beauty: Buck #331 Granddaddy Barlow, made by Camillus on SFO for SMKW, (never offered by Buck, '99 SMKW catalog only). Also picked up a #322 Buck Congress, (also an SFO, '96 SMKW catalog).



 
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