Doctor's anyone?

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Quick Steel wrote: Sat Apr 18, 2020 9:52 am Mark, I went for a long time paying little attention to run-ups until you introduced the subject and showed what was possible as demonstrated by the Japanese knives. Now it is almost the first thing I check and consider it a primary marker of precision fit. Thanks for the education.
You’re welcome Garry. It’s one of the first things I check as well. It maybe a standard that is too high given how few knives have a tight run up. I do like to point it out when I see it because it is an impressive piece of craftsmanship.
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Case 6.5185 bone stag doctors knife.
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You have good taste David.
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jerryd6818 wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 2:40 pm You have good taste David.
Thank you sir.
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Beautiful docs guys! ::tu:: It's nice knowing there are others who appreciate these fascinating little beauties! I only have these 2, but leaning toward acquiring more. I've never been a fan of knives with more than 1 blade, so finding them in that configuration has been kindda difficult, but I keep looking and watching for more. First is a Parker "LPB"/MOP scales, and second is a Steel Warrior that I dropped and shattered the ox bone scales, so I re-scaled it with pieces of composite I had lying around, although, I only had enough in 2 different colors, so I did one color on each side. 8)
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Madmarco wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:10 pm Beautiful docs guys! ::tu:: It's nice knowing there are others who appreciate these fascinating little beauties! I only have these 2, but leaning toward acquiring more. I've never been a fan of knives with more than 1 blade, so finding them in that configuration has been kindda difficult, but I keep looking and watching for more. First is a Parker "LPB"/MOP scales, and second is a Steel Warrior that I dropped and shattered the ox bone scales, so I re-scaled it with pieces of composite I had lying around, although, I only had enough in 2 different colors, so I did one color on each side. 8)WIN_20201122_13_57_18_Pro.jpgWIN_20201122_13_57_32_Pro.jpgWIN_20201122_13_57_48_Pro.jpg
That first one is kind of a "Barlow doctor" knife ::hmm:: what's not to love about that :D
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jerryd6818 wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 2:40 pm You have good taste David.
Agree. ::nod::
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Great stuff here, thanks for getting it active again. Don’t have but these 2 Case Docs. Been an interesting read here . And a nice knife show . Have a good one ,thanks again ::tu::
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The rest of my docs.
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Glad you brought this thread back up David, I forgot to post this Robeson Shuredge by Queen. Buffalo horn handles.
That’s a nice looking group of Doctor’s you have there.
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:03 pm Glad you brought this thread back up David, I forgot to post this Robeson Shuredge by Queen. Buffalo horn handles.
That’s a nice looking group of Doctor’s you have there.
Thanks Mark. It used to be one of my favorite patterns.
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edge213 wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:32 pm
Madmarco wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:10 pm Beautiful docs guys! ::tu:: It's nice knowing there are others who appreciate these fascinating little beauties! I only have these 2, but leaning toward acquiring more. I've never been a fan of knives with more than 1 blade, so finding them in that configuration has been kindda difficult, but I keep looking and watching for more. First is a Parker "LPB"/MOP scales, and second is a Steel Warrior that I dropped and shattered the ox bone scales, so I re-scaled it with pieces of composite I had lying around, although, I only had enough in 2 different colors, so I did one color on each side. 8)WIN_20201122_13_57_18_Pro.jpgWIN_20201122_13_57_32_Pro.jpgWIN_20201122_13_57_48_Pro.jpg
That first one is kind of a "Barlow doctor" knife ::hmm:: what's not to love about that :D
Thanks David! ::handshake:: You have a beautiful collection, ::tu:: I hope to add some of those patterns to mine in the near future! 8)
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edge213 wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:37 pm Thanks Mark. It used to be one of my favorite patterns.
Me too.
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jerryd6818 wrote: Mon Nov 23, 2020 2:50 am
edge213 wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:37 pm Thanks Mark. It used to be one of my favorite patterns.
Me too.
Did you recognize any of those Jerry??
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Only that I still have the sisters of a couple of them.
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The only Doctor in the house, a Scahtt & Morgan:
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Here are Dr. Moe, Dr. Larry and Dr Curly:
1. 2-7/8" KA BAR, Main tang stamped KA BAR, 2nd blade pile side stamped: UCCO over OLEAN
2. 3-9/16" UNION CUT CO. match nick, Candy-Stripe celluloid
3. 3-11/16" QUEEN . Blade etched, "QUEEN (crown) STEEL over "U.S.A. PCR2, Tang stamp :"Q USA 95", Translucent red celluloid
The only Doctors I enjoy being around! :D J.O'.
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Top to bottom: (All measure 3-5/8")

Case XX U.S.A. 8 dot. #6185 1972 Red Bone. The 6185 was discontinued in 1977?

LF & C Pill spatula. 1901-1926

Rough Rider RR 1844. Saw-Cut Amber Bone.

Fight"n Rooster.

Rough Ryder RR 2158. Cinnamon Bone Stag.


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