Red Bones
- BuckeyeSchatt
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- muskrat man
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Re: Red Bones
USA era 6217 Loomfixer
Custom knives, repair, restoration & embellishment
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Re: Red Bones
It is true red bone just can't tell it from this pic
and I don't have it anymore to take more pics






- steveo_953l
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Re: Red Bones
Great looking old reds Guys and this is my favorite red


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- johnny twoshoes
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Re: Red Bones
Heres one I got from the RT a while back.
I LOVE this knife
I LOVE this knife

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Nice JTS 

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nice, difantly my fav old case color too, the newer ones just dont look right in my opinioun these days, a friend has a 1996 that looks prety much like the old ones, but the last new red single blade traper i bought just dont look like those.
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- tjmurphy
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Re: Red Bones
yerout - is that a Hawbaker Special?
"There are none so blind as those that refuse to see"
God Bless America - Though I don't know why he would want to.
God Bless America - Though I don't know why he would want to.
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I ain't Roger but YES








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Re: Red Bones
Nice redbones on here! Great idea for a thread in this subforum.
I've got some to show also;
An XX 6383 by itself, and another pic of it with a bunch more!
I've got some to show also;
An XX 6383 by itself, and another pic of it with a bunch more!
Utopia!! A chicken in every pot!! And a Barlow in every pocket!!!
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
1949 - 2009
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
1949 - 2009
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Can someone tell me what the term "loomfixer" derived from? Thanks all.
Life would be meaningless if we couldn't wish for anything.
- upnorth
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I've been told you needed those blades to look after a loom that was weaving cotton on a production basis. Someone from the "Cotton" states probably knows the details. . . . .
Utopia!! A chicken in every pot!! And a Barlow in every pocket!!!
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
1949 - 2009
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
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- woseyjales
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Re: Red Bones
Buckey, I have a few Reds I can share, hope BigH doesn't mind seeing them again.



















- razor1
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Re: Red Bones
I've only got three reds in my whole collection and they all just happen to be from the late 80's
89 large Toothpick,89 English Jack,and an 87 R61111/2
Razor 



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- Gunsmoke47
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Re: Red Bones
What a Thread!
Some beautiful knives guys.
I haven't seen a 6111 1/2 posted yet so here is one from my USA 1965-69 collection.


- Absintheur
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Re: Red Bones
Here we have a 6225 1/2, a 6216 1/2, and a 610096


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Great knives guys
Wish I had a few more Reds now...
Marty

Wish I had a few more Reds now...

Marty
The second mouse always get's the cheese..
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A few Reds 

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- Gunsmoke47
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Re: Red Bones
Beautiful knives guys1. LC, I love that XX 375!



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Love the Redbone! Some awesome knives people!
I must have had 40 old Redbone beauties at one time, sold them all but this guy..................the lone ranger.
I must have had 40 old Redbone beauties at one time, sold them all but this guy..................the lone ranger.
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Rodger, (Rodger-50/2050), Bill (El Lobo), Johnny Fain (jonet143), Johnny Samples (Johnnyrotten),
Bill Price (CCBill)
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