Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

Nice Bulldog.
I have a sowbelly stockman from '95, great quality.
Im sure that whittler is better than a Case seahorse

 

Thanks. Really like the fact that this one has carbon steel blades rather than Case's stainless!

 

So today I stopped at a pawn shop thats also a Case dealer. When I seen this in the countertop display I assumed it was from the recent release. The guy couldn't find any in stock, and said he'd sell me the display. Price in the display was a very faded $74.98. A little on the high side,but I thought at least I wouldn't have to wait for it lol. But the guy says, Its the display, I dont have a box and its scuffed(tiny bit on the pile side bolster) you can have it for 30 bucks. I just about ripped the pocket off my jeans I grabbed my wallet so fast. But I got to thinking I couldn't remember anyone posting a pocket worn redbone from the new batch with this bolster stamp. Well its not from the newest batch,its a 2008! The fit'n'finish is about as perfect as it can get.

 

My 93's : Lambfoot on the left and then all Ram Foot


Harry

 

This Hess only had to travel from the neighboring county to make it here yesterday.

 

My new Buck 212 (second from bottom) keeping company with some of my other Buck fixed blades - all with straight, clip blades. OH

 

I like that 212 alot. I didn't know that model existed.

 

Very nice knife Ed and that is a really cool Neptune coin. OH

 

That is a relatively new Buck (the 212 Fixed Ranger). Available at a few Blade Forums dealers (SK Blades - who brought us the 2018 BF Pocketknife, and C&C - another dealer in limited Buck SFO's). Has a handle the same size of the Buck 105, 118, 121 fixed blades coupled with a short broad blade. I like the combination. OH

 

Thanks for that info. SK Blades D2/Micarta version is mighty tempting.

 

Yeah, that is a nice version - it just hit the USPS in the last week or two. You should check them out in the Buck Knives sub-forum here on Blade Forums. There are several threads running and there are a lot of small run variations of this knife and at least three steels so far (that I remember) D-2, 420HC, and W-2. Happy Hunting! OH

 

and so number 3 joins the collection

 

Just got this today, fit and finish are typical from these guys but the heat treat seems good and it's a nice size for whittling

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

Been so swamped I've hardly been on here the last week. But, this came in today and I couldn't resist. Boker Doubletree Congress in stag. If anyone has ideas on how to Flitz those bolsters, feel free to let me know!

 

I think that looks better than any of the 2019 Case Barlows I've seen. Great find!

 

Bone covers aren't typically my thing but this one was too good to pass up!

 

Have this on the way

Camillus WWII era Radio Jack


sellers pic

 

Nice! I have one that is in good shape, but not as bright as yours. These seem fairly rare nowadays as I cant find many pics or much info online. These were known then as the "post exchange knife" Fantastic score!

 

I had decided to pass on the Appaloosa Bone variant of last year’s GEC 14, as none of the examples I saw “spoke” to me.

But this particular one did. In fact, it might be my favorite...for today at least.