Slim Trappers
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Re: Slim Trappers
Thank you Joe. Will add more when time permits.
Bob
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Re: Slim Trappers
WB, What a great collection. Thanks for posting. 
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Re: Slim Trappers
Hey Q...
Very KOOL!!!
John
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Re: Slim Trappers
Here are some of the Slimline Trappers I've accumulated over the past few years....
Really like the heavily swaged blade on the Schatt & Morgan 041 811
Really like the heavily swaged blade on the Schatt & Morgan 041 811
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Re: Slim Trappers
Thanks, Joe
I really enjoyed re-reading this thread that you started some 8 years ago. Kind of surprised there aren't more posts as I'm sure every knife collector/accumulator must have at least one or two Slim Trappers in their pile; it's such a ubiquitous pattern.
I particularly like the Queen City and the Case XX era with the single spay blade in the very first post of this thread.....man, the bones on those two are fabulous
I particularly like the Queen City and the Case XX era with the single spay blade in the very first post of this thread.....man, the bones on those two are fabulous
~Q~
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Re: Slim Trappers
I agree completely! All are beautiful knives, but the two with long pull, slightly broader blade, and the swedge are especially appealing.
Nice to see this old thread come back to life after seven years.
Mel
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Re: Slim Trappers
I do really enjoy these as well, always have. Here is one that I bought on the bay for $12 and it had cracked plastic covers on it. Bone is always my first choice, but I had this black micarta so I put that on.
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