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All but two of these redbones are new to me. The Peanut is a 1940-1964 XX that was given to me in a bag of knives from an older gentlemen that knew I collected knives.
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All but two of these redbones are new to me. The Peanut is a 1940-1964 XX that was given to me in a bag of knives from an older gentlemen that knew I collected knives.
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Wow! What a beautiful cache of redbones! Wonderful. :thumbup:
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Mark -
Thanks Stephen. My buddy Primble traded me for this 1973 whittler...
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Primble certainly has an eye for beautiful old redbones, and that one is no exception. Stunning!
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I've been looking for a Canal Street Cutlery Cannitler at a reasonable price for several months. Thanks to some help from a forum friend I managed to snag this one up.
2007 Green Stag Bone SFO for Red Hill Cutlery.
2007 Green Stag Bone SFO for Red Hill Cutlery.
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^ A real beauty Rick :thumbup:
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My first Opinel...
No 8 in Carbon steel with classic beech handle
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A lot of knife for a small outlay.:thumbup:
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Thanks fellers.
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Mark -
Stephen said what I was thinking.:thumbup:
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Ah thats" better, thanks Eric.
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I've been looking for a Canal Street Cutlery Cannitler at a reasonable price for several months. Thanks to some help from a forum friend I managed to snag this one up.
2007 Green Stag Bone SFO for Red Hill Cutlery.
Canal Street got the green bone dyed perfectly - beautiful knife! OH
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That'd could be a whole collection for some! Just gorgeous Mark.
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Thanks OH. I really like it too. I think I read somewhere that Red Hill supplied the dyed bone for their own SFO's. I was getting exhausted looking for a Cannitler and I probably would have settled for any handle material but I'm really glad I had the chance at this one.
Thanks Trand. I haven't had a good chance to use the knife yet but it will be a user. I did shave some arm hair and I sliced some phone book paper with the blades and yep, you're right. They've got a great edge on them straight from the box.
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Trand - That is a beautiful group of 48's. I have a single in Natural Stag on the way
Thanks guys!! I'm sure you'll love it when it comes in. GEC's Natural Stag has been better than the Burnt Stag lately. Some really nice stuff!!
Rick, when I got my Cannitler, I was distracted just as I was opening one of the secondaries (before I got my GEC thumb), and I'm not sure how, but I sliced a little bit of skin of my left thumb knuckle. I've been careful ever since
That little coping blade also sliced some cardboard up just as easily.