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Great looking bone on that one Cal.

This short line Camillus showed up today.

Fantastic old Rogers Bone on that one JohnR.

Thats a sweet one JohnR!

Thanks guys, appreciate the comments.

tongueriver wrote:Hopefully this Schrade Walden 883 peach seed bone (user grade) is in the mail; I think I will carry it some.
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That's a good user all right. I like having a punch.


Wonderful camillus

Picked up another nice Camillus, a 69 Deluxe stockman, nice bone and still has its etch.

Very nice!
Treefarmer

Nice knife John.Is it etched "For flesh only" on the spy blade?

Thanks guys. Roger,it is not and I was puzzled by that, I can't see where it was buffed off or anything like that, I wonder if it was never applied.

John that's a fine knife. Love the handles.

Great knife John. The coined liners camillus did like that are just right.

Here's an old Robeson. 4 inches closed.
Aluminum covers and liner.

Getting this one from Orvet soon!

Here is the brother to Johns' Camillus posted above. The spey on this knife is etched. Master blade appears to have more of a Muskrat style grind.

FRJ wrote:Here's an old Robeson. 4 inches closed.
Aluminum covers and liner.

That sure is an intersting Robeson Joe.

Camillus 67, Ulster 98G and a Kutmaster.

Thank you, David.
It sure is different. It is a well built knife.
Your showing some good looking knives in your last post.

btrwtr wrote:W. R. Case and Sons 5392

Very nice!!

FRJ wrote:Thank you, David.
It sure is different. It is a well built knife.
Your showing some good looking knives in your last post.

Thank you Joe.

Four line Camillus.

Here's a nice fairly old medium stockman.

Here's a couple from Schrade's Ulster line that I picked up last week while on vacation in Virginia:
№355S: a 3¼"Stockman with "black stagged" handles (without a shield) from the mid−1950's.
№98: a 4" Stockman with "Genuine Staglon®" handles from the late 1960's until the line was discontinued in 1972.

KAW wrote:Here's a couple from Schrade's Ulster line that I picked up last week while on vacation in Virginia:
№355S: a 3¼"Stockman with "black stagged" handles (without a shield) from the mid−1950's.
№98: a 4" Stockman with "Genuine Staglon®" handles from the late 1960's until the line was discontinued in 1972.

Did you find them at an antique shop or something?

Yes, they were found in antique shops we stopped at. I was surprised to discover so many Ulsters including the older pre-Schade ones down there. I nearly went through all my cash I had on me within the first coup[youtube][/youtube]le of days into the trip.

I really like this 4" stockman. It has a lot of good stuff going on.