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A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it.
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Runner 4 Knives wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:59 pm A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it. IMG_4848.jpegIMG_4846.jpegIMG_4847.jpeg
You did good. That's a beautiful old knife. Love the bones.
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Runner 4 Knives wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:59 pm A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it. IMG_4848.jpegIMG_4846.jpegIMG_4847.jpeg
Very nice knife you picked up, Scott, your neighbor J.P. is going to like that one. ::nod::
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Thanks Ike and Floyd. I appreciate you guys. Not sure I know JP yet.
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::hmm:: I like the Queen USA Amber Winterbottom Bone.
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GSPTOPDOG wrote: Mon Jun 01, 2026 12:39 am ::hmm:: I like the Queen USA Amber Winterbottom Bone.
Very nice barlows. The jigging reminds me of the Case jigging they call barnboard.
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RedRaiderRick wrote: Mon Jun 01, 2026 3:21 am
GSPTOPDOG wrote: Mon Jun 01, 2026 12:39 am ::hmm:: I like the Queen USA Amber Winterbottom Bone.
Very nice barlows. The jigging reminds me of the Case jigging they call barnboard.
Thanks RRR ::handshake:: , I agree with you, I have a couple of knives that have that Case jigging, they call barnboard, it is very similar.
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I had the exact same knife by Union. Wonder if one of them is a contract?? Nice one. J.O'.
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Ridgegrass wrote: Mon Jun 01, 2026 4:23 pm I had the exact same knife by Union. Wonder if one of them is a contract?? Nice one. J.O'.
Thanks, ::handshake:: .... ::hmm:: That is a good question? ::shrug:: I don't know about the Union version. Any pictures to post?
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Sold it a while back in my "Thinning" efforts. Gene called it a "Navy" I believe. Looks just like yours even the secondary blade. Sorry. J.O'.
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Runner 4 Knives wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:59 pm A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it. IMG_4848.jpegIMG_4846.jpegIMG_4847.jpeg
I'm guessing the swedge on the main and the manicure secondary are not common. That's a good one ::tu::
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Runner 4 Knives wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:59 pm A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it. IMG_4848.jpegIMG_4846.jpegIMG_4847.jpeg
Super knife!! :)
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Thanks Woodwalker and TWKG
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Great Bones everyone! ::tu::
Carrying this vintage Schrade Cut Co today in memory of Brian "Ivoryman", with the one-year anniversary of his passing coming early next week.

RIP Knife Brother!

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knifeaddict1965 wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 1:52 pm Great Bones everyone! ::tu::
Carrying this vintage Schrade Cut Co today in memory of Brian "Ivoryman", with the one-year anniversary of his passing coming early next week.

RIP Knife Brother!
Beeeeeauuuuutiful bones.....faaaaabulous knife.....awesome gesture, Kevin 8) ::tu::
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QTCut5 wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 3:38 pm
knifeaddict1965 wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 1:52 pm Great Bones everyone! ::tu::
Carrying this vintage Schrade Cut Co today in memory of Brian "Ivoryman", with the one-year anniversary of his passing coming early next week.

RIP Knife Brother!
Beeeeeauuuuutiful bones.....faaaaabulous knife.....awesome gesture, Kevin 8) ::tu::
Mahalo, Q! It's definitely one of my favorites.
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Waukonda wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 2:20 pm
Runner 4 Knives wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:59 pm A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it. IMG_4848.jpegIMG_4846.jpegIMG_4847.jpeg
Very nice knife you picked up, Scott, your neighbor J.P. is going to like that one. ::nod::
You are correct Ike. That old rope knife is about as good as they come. The bones are beautiful on that one Runner 4 knives .
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Waukonda wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 2:20 pm
Runner 4 Knives wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:59 pm A Camillus rope knife I just picked up. The bone scales are what sold me on it. IMG_4848.jpegIMG_4846.jpegIMG_4847.jpeg
Very nice knife you picked up, Scott, your neighbor J.P. is going to like that one. ::nod::
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Some USA era Reddish Bone.

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A beauty, Kevin!
Seems this thread got lost for awhile. Thought I’d rescue it.
This little PAL had sone pin issue in a couple of places, gap in the spring, handle actually moved a bit up and down. Glenn (Glennbad) did an amazing job saving this one. He actually had to do more than I thought, but I thought the bone alone was worth saving this one (he did a little repair work to the bone, too.) I really like this knife and am proud to see it get a second life. Thanks, Glenn!
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tvic wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 10:50 pm A beauty, Kevin!
Seems this thread got lost for awhile. Thought I’d rescue it.
This little PAL had sone pin issue in a couple of places, gap in the spring, handle actually moved a bit up and down. Glenn (Glennbad) did an amazing job saving this one. He actually had to do more than I thought, but I thought the bone alone was worth saving this one (he did a little repair work to the bone, too.) I really like this knife and am proud to see it get a second life. Thanks, Glenn!
I'd be very proud of that one too! Great save Glenn and Tim!
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Thanks Ripster
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tvic wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 10:50 pm A beauty, Kevin!
Seems this thread got lost for awhile. Thought I’d rescue it.
This little PAL had sone pin issue in a couple of places, gap in the spring, handle actually moved a bit up and down. Glenn (Glennbad) did an amazing job saving this one. He actually had to do more than I thought, but I thought the bone alone was worth saving this one (he did a little repair work to the bone, too.) I really like this knife and am proud to see it get a second life. Thanks, Glenn!


Great save to both of you!
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edge213 wrote: Mon Aug 03, 2026 2:55 pm
tvic wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2026 10:50 pm A beauty, Kevin!
Seems this thread got lost for awhile. Thought I’d rescue it.
This little PAL had sone pin issue in a couple of places, gap in the spring, handle actually moved a bit up and down. Glenn (Glennbad) did an amazing job saving this one. He actually had to do more than I thought, but I thought the bone alone was worth saving this one (he did a little repair work to the bone, too.) I really like this knife and am proud to see it get a second life. Thanks, Glenn!


Great save to both of you!
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Here is a 10 Dot (1970) Case Trapper
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