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[Quick Steel]

Thank you Too Many Knives.

[Waukonda]

This is model 168 Bluer Impulse. It features a spear point blade mirror polished, 3 3/4". It was designed and made by Mr. Masui of Hiro knives. He is a member of the Seki Cut group. The handle is 4-1.8" with blue Anodized Titanium and Quince Burl wood. Considering the workmanship of Mr. Masui and the quality of materials used I found the cost surprisingly low.

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Nice knife, Garry, beautiful wood. Better yet, great to see a post from you!

[GSPTOPDOG]

A good friend had shown me this knife a while ago and I immediately ask if it was for sale. The answer was no as it was one of his favorite knives and in excellent condition. Sense then I have continued to inquire about it and finally the answer was to ask what I thought it was worth. I gave my answer as an at least price, he responded with a price and we were able to come to a dollar amount satisfactory to both of us. It is a Schrade 863 KON-KAV in wonderful condition. The handles are bone!!! More than I've ever paid for a 72 style knife but excited to get to house it for a while. I will post more pics in the 72 clone thread. How do I feel about this one? DSCN7296.JPG

That looks super clean! Careful putting that in your pocket ... I always forget and drop in a mint piece with about $5.00 in loose change, some Allen wrenches and a few self tapping 3" screws...

[doglegg]

These two came in recently. A Rough Rider Titanium Wharncliffe and a Schrade 863 72 clone! 63D3A384-BE7D-4998-8311-445B309B01C2L0001.jpg

Two great pick ups.

This is model 168 Bluer Impulse. It features a spear point blade mirror polished, 3 3/4". It was designed and made by Mr. Masui of Hiro knives. He is a member of the Seki Cut group. The handle is 4-1.8" with blue Anodized Titanium and Quince Burl wood. Considering the workmanship of Mr. Masui and the quality of materials used I found the cost surprisingly low.

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QS a very impressive knife. Love the burl wood.

[doglegg]

A good friend had shown me this knife a while ago and I immediately ask if it was for sale. The answer was no as it was one of his favorite knives and in excellent condition. Sense then I have continued to inquire about it and finally the answer was to ask what I thought it was worth. I gave my answer as an at least price, he responded with a price and we were able to come to a dollar amount satisfactory to both of us. It is a Schrade 863 KON-KAV in wonderful condition. The handles are bone!!! More than I've ever paid for a 72 style knife but excited to get to house it for a while. I will post more pics in the 72 clone thread. How do I feel about this one? DSCN7296.JPG

That looks super clean! Careful putting that in your pocket ... I always forget and drop in a mint piece with about $5.00 in loose change, some Allen wrenches and a few self tapping 3" screws...

That one will probably never see my pocket GSP.... It will spend it's life with my other 72's. I have done things like that before so this one will stay home.

[GSPTOPDOG]

That looks super clean! Careful putting that in your pocket ... I always forget and drop in a mint piece with about $5.00 in loose change, some Allen wrenches and a few self tapping 3" screws...


Where I used to work we called it "Light-Duty" as in; "No Field-Work today you are on light duty"

[doglegg]

That looks super clean! Careful putting that in your pocket ... I always forget and drop in a mint piece with about $5.00 in loose change, some Allen wrenches and a few self tapping 3" screws...


Where I used to work we called it "Light-Duty" as in; "No Field-Work today you are on light duty"

[Ivoryman]

This is model 168 Bluer Impulse. It features a spear point blade mirror polished, 3 3/4". It was designed and made by Mr. Masui of Hiro knives. He is a member of the Seki Cut group. The handle is 4-1.8" with blue Anodized Titanium and Quince Burl wood. Considering the workmanship of Mr. Masui and the quality of materials used I found the cost surprisingly low.

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Beautiful, great curves and that wood grain is sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. Congrats. Nice score.

[Case XX 6383]

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[Quick Steel]

Thank you for your comments Ike, doglegg, Iman. The sharpness of the blade is...pick your adjective...simply superb.

[Ivoryman]

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Oooooohhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. What a haul of Beeee-uuuuuuu-tttyyyyyyyyyyys. Congrats.

[YOUFOUNDADEAL]

Found it last weekend.

[doglegg]

Case XX, wow!!!

YOUFOUNDADEAL, very impressive Bowie.

[GSPTOPDOG]

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Holy Moly!!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Found it last weekend.

Great score! I have a couple of the 'Ol Westerns they are great knives!

[edge213]

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Wow! Did you get all of these at once?

[Mumbleypeg]

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Nice haul!

Ken

[toomanyknives]

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I'm officially speechless, and that's not easy to do. Just ask my wife...

[Case XX 6383]

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Wow! Did you get all of these at once?

Thanks guys. I got them all today but from different sources. The big knives from 1 source and the others in the mail.

[jmh58]

This is model 168 Bluer Impulse. It features a spear point blade mirror polished, 3 3/4". It was designed and made by Mr. Masui of Hiro knives. He is a member of the Seki Cut group. The handle is 4-1.8" with blue Anodized Titanium and Quince Burl wood. Considering the workmanship of Mr. Masui and the quality of materials used I found the cost surprisingly low.

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WoW!! That is fine piece of cutlery Garry!!

John

[Quick Steel]

Glad you like it John.

[treefarmer]

Boys, y'all are showing some might fine knives, especially the haul of Case folding hunters from Case XX 6383!
Feel kinda' sheepish showing up with my little 2 bladed Pal Cutlery with it's little shackle. I found my 1st Pal about 10 years ago down at the Webster Flea Market. It was a small single bladed Pal with a shackle, a little research and I have gathered up a few more but the one that came today came from the shallow end of the bay, $2.99 plus $4.00 shipping. Some of the books call these handles, Pryemite. Both blades had a few rust spots that cleaned up fairly well with a pencil lead, blades have half stops, great walk and talk. As usual somebody tried to sharpen it and there are a few scratches on the blades. Still pretty nice for a 70+ year old knife that cost me $2.99.

Treefarmer

[woodwalker]

Boys, y'all are showing some might fine knives, especially the haul of Case folding hunters from Case XX 6383!
Feel kinda' sheepish showing up with my little 2 bladed Pal Cutlery with it's little shackle. I found my 1st Pal about 10 years ago down at the Webster Flea Market. It was a small single bladed Pal with a shackle, a little research and I have gathered up a few more but the one that came today came from the shallow end of the bay, $2.99 plus $4.00 shipping. Some of the books call these handles, Pryemite. Both blades had a few rust spots that cleaned up fairly well with a pencil lead, blades have half stops, great walk and talk. As usual somebody tried to sharpen it and there are a few scratches on the blades. Still pretty nice for a 70+ year old knife that cost me $2.99. DSCN8996.JPGDSCN8995.JPGDSCN8993.JPG
Treefarmer

Like it Phillip! Cant buy a soda and a candy bar for that! And you got a great little knife with some history! Score!!

[toomanyknives]

Boys, y'all are showing some might fine knives, especially the haul of Case folding hunters from Case XX 6383!
Feel kinda' sheepish showing up with my little 2 bladed Pal Cutlery with it's little shackle. I found my 1st Pal about 10 years ago down at the Webster Flea Market. It was a small single bladed Pal with a shackle, a little research and I have gathered up a few more but the one that came today came from the shallow end of the bay, $2.99 plus $4.00 shipping. Some of the books call these handles, Pryemite. Both blades had a few rust spots that cleaned up fairly well with a pencil lead, blades have half stops, great walk and talk. As usual somebody tried to sharpen it and there are a few scratches on the blades. Still pretty nice for a 70+ year old knife that cost me $2.99. DSCN8996.JPGDSCN8995.JPGDSCN8993.JPG
Treefarmer

Nothing wrong with rescuing a 70 year old knife, Treefarmer! That's a nice 'un...

[treefarmer]

Thanks for the comments, fellers!
Treefarmer