KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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OH....that Rooster is very nice ::tu:: ::tu::

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Great finds OH, love the Canoe! I think everybody should have a Case Canoe with the etch in their collection!
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I like the Rooster too….really cool shield, does anyone know what that style of badge is called?
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Thanks guys! I was looking for a name on that shield too; I found one reference to it as a "dog bone" shield, but don't know if that is slang or "official" (and I don't know who determines "official" either). OH

Ps. Mike, that is my first Canoe and I have been looking around for one with a few features I wanted: a Block shield, dark jigged bone, and the Canoe Etch - got lucky found all three features in this knife.
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It's been slim pickins around here i tell ya ::facepalm::


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Same here Tim, I am gonna try and get out this weekend if it dosent rain. Remember anything is better than nothing ;)
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Quit whining Tim. You could live in Rockford, the land that knives forgot. ::teary_eyes::
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You're not is such bad shape Jerry, Boone County sends all their knives to Rockford, IL
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The dang heat and now rain have stopped all yard sales around here for now. I've trolled the antique mart and nuttin.


Nothing left but the honey doo list and she couldn't care less about the wether. ::sot::
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tjmurphy wrote:You're not is such bad shape Jerry, Boone County sends all their knives to Rockford, IL
You had me there for a minute T.J. You're talking about Boone County Kentucky. At first I thought you were talking about the next county over from Rockford, Boone County Illinois and I went Wha...??
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There are so many "What's Your Latest New Knife" threads I never know which one to post in so I chose this one since I didn't get the knife in the mail.

Stopped over at my local purveyor of knives this afternoon just to see Tom (the owner and a fellow Marine) and maybe provide a little entertainment for my grandson. There was plenty to see as usual and as always his prices were higher than what I'm used to paying (he has to support a brick & mortar store) but I couldn't leave this one on the shelf. It's a Kershaw 1665OR Packrat with G-10 handles. As I understand it the orange ones are not real common and the Packrat is discontinued. Neat knife with Kershaw's fantastic SpeedSafe opening assisted opening system and in factory condition.

Too lazy to take a picture so I stole this one off eBay. ::shrug:: They all look alike anyway.
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I like those handles Jerry ::tu::

Here's one that i won last night "sellers pic"


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basser5 wrote:I like those handles Jerry ::tu::

Here's one that i won last night "sellers pic"


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Here's the complete set in stag. Mine is on the way from Europe ::teary_eyes::
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Very nice wazu, love the stag.

Man the crappie better watch out now ::facepalm:: ::ds::


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That's pretty cool. I'm assuming they're Hubertus style automatics?? If so, is it just the main blade that's automatic?
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The knocker is the auto blade Jerry :shock:
Both shown are Hubertus

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Nice!! ::tu::


I finally picked up a few after a dry spell.

Its a wreck but it is an Ibberson made knife for Herrods in London at their original address before they took over the whole block.

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WD arrow marked Joseph Rodgers with all blades marked Cutlers to His Majesty

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John Blyde
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Plum Bristol
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James Barber ERA
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V&T silver scales
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R.F.Mosley & Co.
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Even got a couple American ones. An old cell scaled Schrade Walden and a 2003 first production run Case peanut.

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A couple in that bunch REALLY light my fire!

The Schrade Walden is the winner!
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[quote="Iron Hoarder"]Nice!! ::tu::


I finally picked up a few after a dry spell.

Its a wreck but it is an Ibberson made knife for Herrods in London at their original address before they took over the whole block.

Nice wreck ::groove::
Way to come off a dry spell ::tu::
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I almost forgot this Case hawkbill that my wife won on Ebay for a little surprise 8)
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Nice hawkbill!! ::tu:: ::tu::

Cool avitar of the David Mann pic.. Had that hanging in the garage for alot of years!! RIP DM.. John :D
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I like that pattern of Kershaw, Jerry. ::nod:: .. 8)

Tim & Wazu...I'm not much of a fisherman..but I have always wanted one of those Aquatic Brain Bashers. :shock: ... ::tu::

Robert....I would have to agree with Dave..that is a sweet Walden. ::nod:: .....but I also see quite a few more that I'm a liking. ::tu::
Especially that last multi tool,bartenders knife and half congress. 8)


Nice Case Hawkbill...wazu. ::tu:: ...your Wife is definitely a keeper. :)
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Glad to see ya back on Johnnie ::tu:: ::handshake::

IH.....that's a great haul.........Love the whittlers.

Nice hawkbill Wazu, even better wife ::tu::


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I love those Case Hawkbills Wazu. Been wanting a nice one for years. Mine has had the kick ground off. I'd say you've got a damn good wife as well. ::tu::
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