Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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Leslie Tomville
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Here is an old survivor, Case single spring two blade 47 pattern from the XX era. So thin and easy to carry! I love the way they hafted stag back then, nice and thin, nothing fat. It is also nice when the pile side is as good as or better than the maker side. Have a great Saturday all of you stag lovers! (Another sentence you would only see in a knife forum!)
Here is an old survivor, Case single spring two blade 47 pattern from the XX era. So thin and easy to carry! I love the way they hafted stag back then, nice and thin, nothing fat. It is also nice when the pile side is as good as or better than the maker side. Have a great Saturday all of you stag lovers! (Another sentence you would only see in a knife forum!)
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Muskrat knife made in Germany for AG Russell and for people with huge hands and/or huge muskrats
Measures 5-1/2" closed and almost 14" long tip to tip
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Thank you. It was the Lord’s work that has given me the opportunity to continue.
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Great collection of stag there. I think your congress pattern might be my favorite of the bunch.Here’s my small collection of stag. Displayed in no particular order or hierarchy...well maybe there is a little “King of the Hill” going on in that top spot.
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Good is an understatement
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