I agree wholeheartedly. The one with brass bolsters is particularly good-looking.New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 6:00 pm JP, that is one GREAT l👁👁king group
of pocket cutlery.
I like to play the Ponies and their clones.
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Re: I like to play the Ponies and their clones.
Thanks DanDan In MI wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:09 pmI agree wholeheartedly. The one with brass bolsters is particularly good-looking.New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 6:00 pm JP, that is one GREAT l👁👁king group
of pocket cutlery.
That little brassy is nice,been riding in the pocket a bit .
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Re: I like to play the Ponies and their clones.
Excellent group of Pony Jacks JP. Congrats on those. Does the Black delrin handles with the brass bolsters have a 21 pattern number? I remember a 21 with black handles and nickel silver bolsters, but not sure when they did the brass bolsters. The Shield on the Craftsman 9507 was used from around 1964 until around 1970. Before then it didn't have the Crown around the word Craftsman, according to what I've been able to see in the Sears Catalogs.Ripster wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 5:14 pm Got Rained out so decided to play the ponies and update on the herd .
Posted the Top 2 Ponies earlier, here’s the latest 3 .
Brass Bolstered one came from Clueless Nick, who’s really not Clueless!!
The Ulster from Roland
And Craftsman from the bay.
The Craftsman ,Brass Camillus ,and Ulster have nail notch in the liner/ handle that didn’t notice before,for the Secondary blade . The other 2 don’t.
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Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 1:29 amExcellent group of Pony Jacks JP. Congrats on those. Does the Black delrin handles with the brass bolsters have a 21 pattern number? I remember a 21 with black handles and nickel silver bolsters, but not sure when they did the brass bolsters. The Shield on the Craftsman 9507 was used from around 1964 until arounda 1970. Before then it didn't have the Crown around the word Craftsman, according to what I've been able to see in the Sears Catalogs.Ripster wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 5:14 pm Got Rained out so decided to play the ponies and update on the herd .
Posted the Top 2 Ponies earlier, here’s the latest 3 .
Brass Bolstered one came from Clueless Nick, who’s really not Clueless!!
The Ulster from Roland
And Craftsman from the bay.
The Craftsman ,Brass Camillus ,and Ulster have nail notch in the liner/ handle that didn’t notice before,for the Secondary blade . The other 2 don’t.
The brass pony does not have model 21 stamped anywhere. Thanks for dates on the Craftsman ,thought it was late 60s
Take care
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I added these two with my Pony Jack Family today. A couple that I got from Roland aka: Kootenay Joe. A Schrade Old Timer 72OT 2-7/8 two blade Dog Leg Jack. From what I've researched the 72OT with this tang stamp was produced from 1986 until around 1992 around the time the Schrade+ tang stamp came out. Total years for the 72OT pattern was 1986 until 1997. The next knife is the Schrade Old Timer 12OT single blade PAL. Both knives have great snap on the blades, no wobble, with a lot of the original finish. Both do have some small scratches but hardly any wear. Both great additions to my Pony Jack Family.
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Smitty,your herds growing,pretty soon your going to have to corral those .Papa Bones wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 9:12 pm I added these two with my Pony Jack Family today. A couple that I got from Roland aka: Kootenay Joe. A Schrade Old Timer 72OT 2-7/8 two blade Dog Leg Jack. From what I've researched the 72OT with this tang stamp was produced from 1986 until around 1992 around the time the Schrade+ tang stamp came out. Total years for the 72OT pattern was 1986 until 1997. The next knife is the Schrade Old Timer 12OT single blade PAL. Both knives have great snap on the blades, no wobble, with a lot of the original finish. Both do have some small scratches but hardly any wear. Both great additions to my Pony Jack Family.
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Nice condition and addition there my friend
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Appreciate it JP.
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Went to gun show and picked up a couple things ,a SW 293 new in tube and a 2014 3 pc Schrade set in tin . Was going to resell it as got it right ,now might have to keep it . Someday will pass it on ,for now here it is ,my latest addition to the ponies!
Enjoy your weekend,stay safe out there.
Enjoy your weekend,stay safe out there.
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A nice addition to your stable of Ponies JP.Ripster wrote: ↑Sat Apr 24, 2021 6:07 pm Went to gun show and picked up a couple things ,a SW 293 new in tube and a 2014 3 pc Schrade set in tin . Was going to resell it as got it right ,now might have to keep it . Someday will pass it on ,for now here it is ,my latest addition to the ponies!
Enjoy your weekend,stay safe out there.
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Well the herd got its latest, this Little ROBESON 2 blade pony . Got this one at the Mn. Knife club a week or so ago now.
This piece is very well built and in solid shape.
Smitty, see what you started !! it’s been a nice addition to the collecting end of things though,so not complaining.
Have a good one out there
This piece is very well built and in solid shape.
Smitty, see what you started !! it’s been a nice addition to the collecting end of things though,so not complaining.
Have a good one out there
JP
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Very nice JP. Those little Robesons are hard to find in nice condition. Beautiful handles on that one.Ripster wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 1:19 am Well the herd got its latest, this Little ROBESON 2 blade pony . Got this one at the Mn. Knife club a week or so ago now.
This piece is very well built and in solid shape.
Smitty, see what you started !! it’s been a nice addition to the collecting end of things though,so not complaining.
Have a good one out there
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Quite the nice herd of ponies you have there.
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THANKS Skip, Smitty and Dan
They’re a nice little pocket watch carry ,as well as fun to gather at a good price for the most part.
Hope you all are having a good Memorial Day weekend!
They’re a nice little pocket watch carry ,as well as fun to gather at a good price for the most part.
Hope you all are having a good Memorial Day weekend!
JP
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Nice #21 Vit, looks to be in great shape.
Hope things are well over there for you. Thanks for posting your Pony
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Two very nice Ponies Vit. You don't see that many of the 512 in such great shape. Thanks for sharing.
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I added another Camillus 21 Pony Jack to the corral. It has the long line Camillus tang stamp on the front side of the clip blade, with 21 on the pile side and a pen secondary blade. It has the brown jigged( what Camillus called "Brownstag") handles, and was not produced with a shield. Blades are tight, great snap, no wobble, have the factory luster, but does have some spotting. Inside of blade well and springs are clean. The only thing I've done is oil the joints. I Here are the photos.
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That's a good'un Smitty. I especially like the threaded bolsters. I'm kind of envious.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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