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Dinadan wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 3:19 pm Thanks for the comments, Fellows.

Nice Copperhead, Charlie. Fortunately, I like snakes so I would be happy to find either kind.

Here is the knife with the shield I posted above. These old Schrades were made in an era when a man used a tool until there was nothing left to use.
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Mel, a wonderful shield. And perfectly centered. ::tu::
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Thanks for the kind words, fellows.
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Beautiful pearl on that Kentucky knife, QS.

KoF - That Aurillac is a unique style of knife. Very cool.
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doglegg wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 3:22 pm
Dinadan wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 3:19 pm These old Schrades were made in an era when a man used a tool until there was nothing left to use.
It's always amusing to me that it usually wasn't all the blades but especially a favorite one.
It seems to me that the sheepsfoot and the coping blades got used up more than any others. I can understand that since they are two of my favorite blades.
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Dinadan wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 10:54 pm Thanks for the kind words, fellows.
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Beautiful pearl on that Kentucky knife, QS.

KoF - That Aurillac is a unique style of knife. Very cool.
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doglegg wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 3:22 pm
Dinadan wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2026 3:19 pm These old Schrades were made in an era when a man used a tool until there was nothing left to use.
It's always amusing to me that it usually wasn't all the blades but especially a favorite one.
It seems to me that the sheepsfoot and the coping blades got used up more than any others. I can understand that since they are two of my favorite blades.
Actually mine too.
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Wood is good....
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Mentioned in “The Canterbury Tales”
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Benchmade with AWT Shadow Chrome scales.
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Rough Ryder bow trapper in blue denim micarta with a b/w filter applied
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::tu:: ::tu::
Jtx wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2026 1:06 pm Benchmade with AWT Shadow Chrome scales.
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doglegg wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2026 7:47 pm ::tu:: ::tu::
Jtx wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2026 1:06 pm Benchmade with AWT Shadow Chrome scales.
Thanks,doglegg! ::handshake::
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Sasquach wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2026 2:18 pm Wood is good....
Interesting handles on that knife. I do not recognize the material.
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Nice photos, Alan. You are good with the dark background shots.
Jtx wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2026 1:06 pm Benchmade with AWT Shadow Chrome scales.
Very modern looking knife. Nice!
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Fingers wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2026 5:04 pm Mentioned in “The Canterbury Tales”
Nice photos, Alan. You are good with the dark background shots.

Thanks. Black jeans next to a window, expose for the bright knife and the background disappears
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Dinadan wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 2:16 am
Sasquach wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2026 2:18 pm Wood is good....
Interesting handles on that knife. I do not recognize the material.
It's sycamore wood.
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Sasquach wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 2:35 am It's sycamore wood.
I do not recall seeing sycamore handles before. Interesting.
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Dinadan wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 3:00 am
Sasquach wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 2:35 am It's sycamore wood.
I do not recall seeing sycamore handles before. Interesting.
Case has offered several patterns with sycamore handles and they have also offered colors like black or blue. The saddlehorn I posted has natural sycamore, The wood has beautiful grain.
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When I was growing up out in the country we had sycamores on on our property. I remember my dad saying that sycamore was too brittle to make a good tool handle, and did not last long enough for a good fence post. So I do not recall seeing any cut or sawed pieces ever. Seeing that knife makes me curious about what I missed.
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Turquoise & Malachite
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Dinadan wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 2:15 pm When I was growing up out in the country we had sycamores on on our property. I remember my dad saying that sycamore was too brittle to make a good tool handle, and did not last long enough for a good fence post. So I do not recall seeing any cut or sawed pieces ever. Seeing that knife makes me curious about what I missed.
I'm not sure but I would imagine that Case stabilizes the wood for use as handle material. I think the way the wood takes die is very cool. Below is a pic I swiped off ebay of blue sycamore handles.
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Sasquach wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 2:50 pm Turquoise & Malachite
Beautiful squash blossom
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The only shield I’ve ever lost. I dropped it on the marble floor at Grand Central Terminal and never saw it again.
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Fingers wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 5:14 pm
Sasquach wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 2:50 pm Turquoise & Malachite
Beautiful squash blossom
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Beautiful turquoise, Charlie! ::tu::
The knife still looks good, Alan! Is there no way to get a replacement shield?
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tvic wrote: Mon Aug 03, 2026 3:44 pm Beautiful turquoise, Charlie! ::tu::
The knife still looks good, Alan! Is there no way to get a replacement shield?
I contacted SMKW but alas, no. I filled it in with sculpting clay.
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