Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[AZGabe]

These two beauties landed yesterday.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Just recieved this beautiful Canal Street swell center jack. Was looking to purchase my first knife in buffalo horn and sure enough was offered it in a trade. Stunning handle material. Fit and finish on this knife is excellent. A bit larger than I am accustomed to with traditionals but nice none the less.

 

[BladeRust]

56 in antique yellow

 

[majorpain1]

Today's project...Imperial camp 1936-52

 

[screened porch]

I may have gotten confused and unliked somebody back there.
I wonder if you can tell when your post is unliked.

My first Rough Ryder looks good to me.

 

[Peregrin]

I may have gotten confused and unliked somebody back there.
I wonder if you can tell when your post is unliked.

My first Rough Ryder looks good to me.

I just liked yours and then unliked it, Jer. Let us know what you find out. I actually do like it!

 

[screened porch]

I just liked yours and then unliked it, Jer. Let us know what you find out. I actually do like it!

Thanks and thanks.
One fewer thing to worry about. It looks like "unlike" removes the "like" without notifying the poster of the unliked post.

The RR has a bit of a divot in the edge from rapping the spring.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

My "newest addition" -- a pair of Case knife openers. Glad to find these! Not sure why a bought two, just 'cause, I guess. Might sell or trade one eventually. The boxes indicate that they are from January 2021. (The apparent discoloration on the first picture is just reflections.) Hey, now I can carry my 1977 Texas Jack with the super stiff springs!

 

[OldHercDude]

My "newest addition" -- a pair of Case knife openers. Glad to find these! Not sure why a bought two, just 'cause, I guess. Might sell or trade one eventually. The boxes indicate that they are from January 2021. (The apparent discoloration on the first picture is just reflections.) Hey, now I can carry my 1978 Texas Jack with the super stiff springs!

Sometimes it's nice to have a spare. I picked up 4 or so a few years ago, I tend to misplace things especially when there's only one...

 

[jeffbird]

Queen #3L with D2 steel. The attention to detail on this lock mechanism is remarkable. It smoothly “snicks” into place, and releases cleanly and smoothly. Very nice workmanship. This one might be a safe queen for awhile.

 

[jeffbird]

Great Eastern Cutlery Northfield model 23 in 1095. Really nice fit and finish by GEC.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Sometimes it's nice to have a spare. I picked up 4 or so a few years ago, I tend to misplace things especially when there's only one...

My problem is when I put the spare "someplace really safe so I won't lose it" and it's so "safe" that I can't find it again!

 

[Modoc ED]

2012 SS Ebony Sowbelly dropped out of our mailbox yesterday. Mint in the original box.

 

[Phil in Alabama]

Found an itsy bitsy folding hunter! A Case Pocket Hunter in Red Stag that I just couldn't pass up.

 

[DeltaTrain]

Check out this salty ol' devil dog! Still trying to make Corporal! It has all steel construction and old style can opener, so it seems to be 1942 or '43.

 

[Arian29]

GEC H20822 and H20518 (user).

 

[Rufus1949]

John Nowill lambfoot-ageless and Robeson- 1922-39.View attachment 2058909

 

[Rufus1949]

GEC H20822 and H20518 (user).

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Two nice carries. I always forget about GEC fixed blades.

 

[John A. Larsen]

Ace Rimmer. I had and may still have on of those Case knife openers. I also have a "Church Key" which says "Happy Holidays 2011" and on the other side "Case". For an opener I use one made by Mel Brewster, with California Buckeye scales. John

 

[Quiet]

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