Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

Will Power said:
Daniel Thanks, your reaction to the pull might just be because you're now quite used to Traditionals yet. My Bullnose feels mild to me but I've got other GECs that really test my very tough nails...:eek::eek::D:D
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Got so wrapped up in MY new knife I forgot to complement you on yours! I loved the red and burgundy colors. Couldn't decide, went round and round and before you knew it they where sold out!

Daniel.


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This was the first Queen product I have bought in a long time, but other than being a bit large, was just about the perfect knife.

Ats34 full clip and sheepsfoot! Usually I am happy to "settle" for full Wharncliffe/clip pairings, but don't often see two large blades with the sheepsfoot.

These aren't for anyone with soft or brittle nails though. Regardless, I'm quite pleased with my #29 English Jack.

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I got the Pioneer X right away, but honestly I haven't used the scissors very much! It's nice to know you have them if needed.
 
Picked this one up at a gun show today. Used some, but still a lot of knife left. Good W&T, good blade centering, and no play.

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GE Jr said:
Picked this one up at a gun show today. Used some, but still a lot of knife left. Good W&T, good blade centering, and no play.

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Fantastic! That's pretty close to the first Case, I ever owned. Mine was sawcut brown.
 
AShearer said:
Fantastic! That's pretty close to the first Case, I ever owned. Mine was sawcut brown.
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Thank you sir! If I'm reading the tang stamp correctly, it was made between 1965 and 1969. Looking forward to the cleaning and the oiling. :p
 
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