Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[peanutsxx]

Several Case Knives came home this week: 1972 62048, 1978 6332, 1979 61009 1/2. The first is for my collection and the second two are for my pockets. OH

ohhhh man, hubba hubba! Very nice!

 

[North Shore]

I just got this nice 1966 Buck 301, all that was needed was a mineral oil wipe down. Pretty similar to the 8OT, I think they were made about 7-8 years apart if my research shows.

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

Double mail call!

 

[315]

I just got this nice 1966 Buck 301, all that was needed was a mineral oil wipe down. Pretty similar to the 8OT, I think they were made about 7-8 years apart if my research shows.
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Absolutely love the bone on that Schrade!!!

 

[waverave]

Double mail call!

Nice what acrylic is that?

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

Nice what acrylic is that?

That’s “spring tulip”. 1 of 11.

I wasn’t sure how I’d like it, but it’s really growing on me.

 

[paulhilborn]

I just got this nice 1966 Buck 301, all that was needed was a mineral oil wipe down. Pretty similar to the 8OT, I think they were made about 7-8 years apart if my research shows.
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Very nice North Shore, is that a Schrade built Buck? at least I think Schrade made's had slanted and threaded bolsters?

 

[North Shore]

Very nice North Shore, is that a Schrade built Buck? at least I think Schrade made's had slanted and threaded bolsters?

Yes it is, I'd been looking for one because my first traditional was my Grandfather's Camillus made 301 from the 70s. I happened to find this knife in really nice shape on ebay in a lot of knives

 

[JohnDF]

Just picked this one up from Alan joeradza
He was nice enough to hunt down a good #25 for me at a good price. Thanks Alan.

 

[joeradza]

Just picked this one up from Alan joeradza
He was nice enough to hunt down a good #25 for me at a good price. Thanks Alan.

You're welcome. They make great uses. Sharpen it up and watch cardboard run away.

 

[Will Power]

That's so true, the sturdy frame and burly yet thin Sheepfoot really goes to work once sharpened up

 

[TLARbb]

Ho-hum... I'm so predictable...

Except for Gerber Silver Knights, this is the only knife I have two of in the same pattern and finish.

Ed J

 

[JOELSM]

New Roundhead dressed with Ram horn. I’ll keep it.

 

[joeradza]

Case 21051 LSSP lockback. I'm addicted to these, it's my fourth. This one is scratched like it was in a tool box. The important thing is it looks like it was hardly used and the knife will make a great user. It locks up solid with no wobble. I cleaned, oiled, and sharpened it. Now it's a member of the team.

 

[traumkommode]

The Kingwood Yankee

 

[JTB_5]

The Kingwood Yankee

Sweet grain on the yankee, Andrew!

 

[JTB_5]

Not a new knife, but I decided to try some copper scales. I was curious to see how they'd patina and how much weight they would add. It definitely feel hefty in hand--heftier in pocket, but I don't mind that. In fact, I think I'll prefer the extra heft in hand.

 

[traumkommode]

Sweet grain on the yankee, Andrew!

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Not a new knife, but I decided to try some copper scales. I was curious to see how they'd patina and how much weight they would add. It definitely feel hefty in hand--heftier in pocket, but I don't mind that. In fact, I think I'll prefer the extra heft in hand.

Thanks Josh! I was very happy to land this. (Still meaning to call you, I've been whirlwind busy all week.). That copper looks great on the Proper. I kinda wanna regrind another one of those now...

 

[black mamba]

Nice pair, Drew! I just got a 5th generation Bulldog sowbelly in the most gorgeous MOP. It's an unusual size at just 3.4" closed.
Seller's pics will have to do until the weather brightens up around here.

 

[traumkommode]

That's some slick MOP, Jeff!