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Beautiful pair there, Iman! Love the color on that bottom one!

Thanks a lot tvic and dogleg, appreciate it. Tvic, I love those bones too, great color for sure, but the wormgroove has taken its place as #1fave 8 OT to me. Looooooooooooove the color and the traction. Love the tight, no wobble action, the fabulous walk and talk and the perfect transitions Jeff does. Thanks again and thanks Jeffinn.

2345 1/2 and 2383s

Beautiful set there, Case XX!

Nice pair, Iman!

I agree wholeheartedly!

Clearly, both knives are very good-looking. I find the blade of the top knife rather unusual. To my eyes (always suspect) the angle of the spine seems unusual and rises to an exceptionally high spine. Very interesting.

Thanks Dan, tvic. Appreciate the comments.
Q Steel, it's a Fox Livri from Italy. I would say the blade sort of reminds me of a Nessmuk type profile. I like the bulge on the spine for scooping and spreading stuff. Very handy and pretty light and agile.

I know I've shown these two before, but they're just too good. The 3318 is Case getting it right. And the 3137 looks a little different now.

Dan In MI wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 6:31 pm I know I've shown these two before, but they're just too good. The 3318 is Case getting it right. And the 3137 looks a little different now.

Sweeeeeeet looking knives Dan!

Dan In MI wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 6:31 pm I know I've shown these two before, but they're just too good. The 3318 is Case getting it right. And the 3137 looks a little different now.

3318 And 3137 30 July 2023.jpg

Pretty pair for sure. Nice to hear they did them right too. Good pics too.

A fine, very fine, looking pair, Dan.

Thanks for the kind words, y'all!

Nice pair, Dan!

Thanks, Tim!

Couple #39 Sheffield Jacks by GEC. I like the bone since it looks a bit like aged, weathered ivory. And a good little size. Very similar to my #15 Boys knives and TC Barlows. About exactly the same size frame, same size spear, just a slightly different shape.

Some great bones on those jacks, I-Man!

I can't believe I haven't photographed these two together (at least there was no such photo in my archive): Camillus 72 and 99, both about 1960s. This is some of the best jigged synthetic ever done.

Dan In MI wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 4:08 am Some great bones on those jacks, I-Man!

I can't believe I haven't photographed these two together (at least there was no such photo in my archive): Camillus 72 and 99, both about 1960s. This is some of the best jigged synthetic ever done.

72 And 99.jpg

Love those GECs, Iman! Beautiful color on those handles!
Really like a Camillus, Dan! Those look great!

Thanks, Floyd and Tim!

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 5:37 am Couple #39 Sheffield Jacks by GEC. I like the bone since it looks a bit like aged, weathered ivory. And a good little size. Very similar to my #15 Boys knives and TC Barlows. About exactly the same size frame, same size spear, just a slightly different shape.

Those are nice looking I-man. Nice Score!!

Dan In MI wrote: ↑Sun Aug 13, 2023 4:08 am
I can't believe I haven't photographed these two together (at least there was no such photo in my archive): Camillus 72 and 99, both about 1960s. This is some of the best jigged synthetic ever done.

72 And 99.jpg

Hey Dan, Couple of good looking Camillus. Nice 72!!

Thanks, Smitty!

One’s 6214 and the other is a 6214 1/2. The only difference is the first has a Spearpoint blade and the second has a Clip Point.

Whoa, those are nice, Tim!
I assume the 1/2 denotes the different blade.
I like the spear-point better, even if it has 2 blades!