KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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That's a different looking Okapi. I had only seen the one with the ring pull release for the blade.
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Nice! ::tu::
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Very nice indeed! That toplock isn't one i'd seen before either. ::tu::

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I "found" a Camco equal end with tip bolsters a spear and a bottle opener and right about 3 or 3.25 long.

If I even HAD $50 to spend... (I DO NOT!) I would have laughed and walked away.

There was a Large Ranger Stockman, A Large and a smaller Case Stockman and some other stuff.
I imagine it will all be there next Saturday as well if the Camco was any indication.
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These are Sat.'s outing haul! ::tu:: ::super_happy::

1. Camillus New York U.S.A. Rope Knife

2. Robeson U.S.A. Pattern# 633884

3. Prov. Cut. Co. Prov., R.I. USA

4. U.S.A.

5. KUTMASTER Utica, N.Y. U.S.A. T-2

6. CASE circa Case XX
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Sweet haul, Rocky! ::drool:: ::tu::

I found this one in an antique store this past Friday. It's not my usual brand, but who among us would pass on an American Shear & Knife Co congress jack? Right now I'm trying to decide if I want to keep it or trade it. The handles are ebony. It didn't show well in the photos, but it has a blade etch that reads "American Shear & Knife Co" above "Our Best." The "Our Best" part has an arrow going through it.
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Nice finds Rocky. ::tu:: ...#1 & #4 really caught my eye. 8)

Dave...congress jack is what I call them...very nice knife...love those old ebony scales. ::tu::
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Niiiiiiceeeee Dave! ::tu::

Thanks Johnnie! ::super_happy:: ::tu:: ::tu::

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Hey Johnnie, How bout these if ya like the USA?? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Rocky...most definitely. ::tu:: ....I kinda collect Scouts. ::nod::
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I know Bro! 8) 8) Just mess'in with ya ! You've got lost time that ya owe to the boys! ::tu:: ::tease:: ::tounge::
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Shame on you... :lol: :lol: :lol: ::tu:: 8)
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Great pickin' Squirrel. You have good taste, lad.
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Even though I am selling a decent size portion of my collection off on fleabay I couldnt help but stop at a antique store today and found these two for $15.00 yeah thats right FIFTEEN DOLLARS TOTAL!!!! They both snap hard and no blade play and handles are perfect.

Both are pre 1916 per Goins tang markings

Boker bone USA
Camillus pearl

I like these kinda days ;)
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Awesome grab Gino, good seed knives for the next collection/accumulation! ::drool:: ::drool:: :mrgreen: ::tu::
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Nice ones Bro. ::tu:: ...pair of keepers. 8)
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got this today ::nod:: ::nod:: :mrgreen: 40-64 texas jack xx
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Nice knives everyone ::tu:: ::tu::

Doorman.......that Henckels is a beaut. I have always wanted one. Great find ::drool:: ::drool::

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Texas Jack is a sweet pattern. ::tu::
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Outstanding! Wonder how it was carried to not wear the handles more.
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Love those Texas Jacks, and that Case sure is sweet.
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark
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Took delivery last week, cleaned a photographed over weekend.
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Cleaned up quite nicely. ::tu::
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johnnierotten wrote:Cleaned up quite nicely. ::tu::
Yeah, just soaked them in Butcher block mineral oil overnight and rinsed with warm soapy water to clear debris from frame and joints. I didn't touch the blades, to easy to overdo it.
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::tu:: 8)
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