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Lol Christian...Thanks for the fine compliment and the smile !!You have a way with a camera Gev. I don't know how many times I've seen a photo of one of your knives -- a cracked, worn, beat-up old thing that I would pass up at a flea market with nary a second glance -- and think "wow, I want that!"
Thank you, Sir !! The more I handle it the more I love it I see why Fred carried this knife for so many years ! I will continue in his footstepsBTW, that lovely, old, well-photographed relic Redbone is a 6308 1/2 by Case's designation.
Marvelous Charlie !! What a gem !! Thank you as I was wondering what the main blade would have looked like All mine still have snap and not an inkling of wobble
You have a way with a camera Gev. I don't know how many times I've seen a photo of one of your knives -- a cracked, worn, beat-up old thing that I would pass up at a flea market with nary a second glance -- and think "wow, I want that!"
Gev's Red Relic!!
The "Baby" has very firm snap all around, and smoooooth rolls through the walks!!Marvelous Charlie !! What a gem !! Thank you as I was wondering what the main blade would have looked like All mine still have snap and not an inkling of wobble
I am surprised by this knife and its fine construction ! The same day....Something really neat to ponder indeedThe "Baby" has very firm snap all around, and smoooooth rolls through the walks!!
I can see such a knife lasting a long, satisfying time. From Case's good days for sure!!
Nice to see the starting point as well as the results of long use, of a well-made and a well-cared for knife!! Maybe they were made on the same day, Gev!!
I’m just going to drool over that for a while.
I love my ebony 38, but that’s some great jigging.
Thank you, Charlie ! I am in love...lolAnother well-smoothed veteran, Gev! Very mellow-looking!!