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Here is one that just arrived in the mail today. A Boker-made "John Primble BELKNAP HDW & MFG Co.". Has seen better days, but still has some life left in it after some advertised "lightly restored" work. I just need to "restore" the proper patina! The tang stamp is nearly gone, but enough left to make it out.

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Case XX 1940-1964 Red Bones

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Wards stockman in stag. I don't know who made it or when it was made. Snaps like a Bear for it's age.

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Got this in a short while ago, finally got a picture of it. GEC 68 with American Cherry Wood covers.
Feels very good in hand and disappears in the pocket.
 
oldtymer said:
Got this in a short while ago, finally got a picture of it. GEC 68 with American Cherry Wood covers.
Feels very good in hand and disappears in the pocket.
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It's a great pattern, does all I want from a pocket-knife.

Nice wood example you show, are the blades on this one matte? Thanks for showing it,

Will
 
Well, this one landed here in Nashville today! BF 2014 stag Jack, thank you Jeff for being willing to let this one go. I did do some minor sanding and polishing to it, it had a bit too much blackening so I gave it the old 3M micron paper treatment, but I love the fatty stag and a great fit in the hand! Thanks again to all who worked on these!
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willgoy said:
It's a great pattern, does all I want from a pocket-knife.

Nice wood example you show, are the blades on this one matte? Thanks for showing it,

Will
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Yes Will flat finish not shiny, I like that better. This is the one I emailed you about.
George
 
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