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It's 3.5 ". Marked on all three blades with Cut Co stampThat should be an 8803, does it measure about 4"?
The 4 inch Cut Co stockman has squared bolsters. I'll add an old pic of it later
It's 3.5 ". Marked on all three blades with Cut Co stampThat should be an 8803, does it measure about 4"?
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It's 3.5 ". Marked on all three blades with Cut Co stamp
The 4 inch Cut Co stockman has squared bolsters. I'll add an old pic of it later
Thank you for the number and now I need a round bolstered four inch stockman group...lol. And a few books !!!Then it's an 8903, it looked bigger to me in the pictures. There are several round bolstered 4" cut co stockmans in addition to the various squared ones.
Thank you for the number and now I need a round bolstered four inch stockman group...lol. And a few books !!!
So many knives...I'll need more time, money, determination, and luck I'll see if I can find the 1926 catalog cuts. Thank you so much for the information !!The
There's at least five round bolstered 4" stocks, two of which have four blades. They are shown in the 1926 catalog.
So many knives...I'll need more time, money, determination, and luck I'll see if I can find the 1926 catalog cuts. Thank you so much for the information !!
That was the plan ! Its been awhile. Thanks for the link !!! Looks like more info then I remember
Thanks Steve, really nice jigging and color tones with depth to it!Thanks Nick, It's actually Delrin. Closest looking to Rogers bone I've ever seen, it's hard to tell even up close.
Thanks Will, it should be called gnawed bone!Not all jigging is equal nor should it be
More bone that's so good you almost want to gnaw on it
Wow !!!Roundhead showed up in the mail last night. In my pocket today.
Jack, seeing your ironwood lambsfoot and 2018 BF Buck will never weary us!Carrying these two today ...
Absolutely stunning stag on your Case Barlow and GEC #73 (?), Ron - I'm totally serious!I'm totin these two in Sambar today. Y'all have a good one!
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What a superb pair, OH, especially that pen knife - seeing that can be to my finances quite deleterious!Beautiful stag Ron, especially on the Case Barlow. Carrying two today (rare to carry two for me if I'm not hunting or fishing), but got a terrific watch pocket in a new pair of jeans - deep for lots of stuff. Case 6279 & 6332. OH...
Gorgeous Black Box congress, Dwight! Why I like to see them but not use them is quite mysterious!
Congrats on enlisting in the Guardians, John! Although Jack is indeed most outstanding, he acts as if our peer he was!Double carry today. The GEC #14 in Ebony is a regular of course.
Added today is my new Lambsfoot in African Rosewood, gifted to me by one of our most outstanding community members, Jack Black
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Congrats on an intriguing knife, Dwight; I'm fascinated by the cast metal knives, whether Panama's or Assyria's!
Excellent, Dave, your Case chestnut drop is the teariest!Today's carry a Case Chestnut Teardrop CV
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Thanks for fair warning, John, but I suspect each time I'll be nearly blest!Get used to it, I pull this knife out a lot
It is spectacular, Del, and in the American Southwest, it looks perfect for getting a slice of cereus!5K Qs
Thanks Gary It's a spectacular knife!
Today is consecutive carry day 13 I see 30 becoming easier and easier.
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Regards,
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Looks well worth the wait, Joshua; I'd be tempted to pay what the papacy cost Silverius!5K Qs
Thanks, Gary! Yes, the 74 is a new one (actually the last purchase of 2018, but it didn't get to me until last week due to having it sharpened). I'm glad to have it, for sure.
So handsome, Steve! A knife knut could use that to guide their collection efforts, a pole star, a veritable Sirius!Camillus medium jack today
A tremendous trio, Joshua, with lots of variety. Odd? No, but eerie, yes!View attachment 1054756
An odd trio today.
Oops, sorry I misunderstood, Jack. I heard a rumor but it must have been clear BS!...
Thanks a lot pal, it wasn't me who came up with the name for my ivory Lambsfoot though
Gev, that knife would be so appropriate for seeking out the hornbill heron Cochlearius!The Kissing Cranes
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Stuart, you've earned the right to tote so light, that pair is sure ethereous!I've toted enough firewood and snow over the past couple of days that I'm totin' light today: Queen #42 (1976) and Schrade 108OT (1946-1973). Whew!
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- Stuart
Dennis, that pair is quite imperious!Today, a couple of "mature" guys, a Schrade and an Imperial.
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Mammoth Presidential?? Ken, it's unforgettable, and I say that so sincereliest!
Stuart, I wish those Granddaddies would adopt me! They're so massive and materious!...
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Did Mark and Glenn do marvelous work? Dear me, yes!... It never really dawned on me until after I received the knife back from Glenn that the blade just did not complement the beautiful work that Glenn had performed on the knife itself. The first picture below is the before picture with an example of what I was thinking about. He exceeded my expectations. Thank you Mark!!!!View attachment 1054975 View attachment 1054976 View attachment 1054977
Do you have your ducks in a row, Vince? Clearly, yes!...My 1982 Schrade Scrimshaw stockman.
Thanks, Dwight, but the little bust was done by @WhittlinAway, for my communication skills you should jeer me, yes!...
5K Qs - Gt your carved little man is quite good my friend! You've got skills. Lamb Jack is looking very nice too.
Thanks for the story of the devastating loss of that Case whaler, Nick. It's the pits to lose one to the TSA legions of Tiberius!... Gary, I was flying out of Little Rock AR, was late and rushing for my flight. ...
Will, that BB gunstock can brighten your day even with winter at its dreariest!Wishing the Wild Strawberries were back.....long time to wait, but carrying this today...
Congratulations on the fascinating new knife! I've never seen cork handles - so subereous!Today with new purchase, this Portuguese Ciol with hands in cork and blade in stainless steel...
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What a pair, Ron, and the pic is worth 1000 words - with a photo I hear thee best!...
Today I’m totin an Ebony Churchill and a Rosewood Lambsfoot.
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Intriguing box of vintage knives, Jer! You display one that's England's; any that are Syria's?Southington English jack- I found it, why not carry it?
Then carry it, you merely must!
Congrats, Darren; that's worth waiting for even if you have to use a clock sidereous!Recent mod I've been waiting on is in the pocket today...
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All excellent criterias!...
He believed (as many in the trades did back then) that the condition of a man's pocket knife told you a lot about the character of the person applying for a job.
Broken tip or blade? Careless and uses the wrong tool for the job.
Dull blade(s)? Lazy, and does not take care of his tools.
No knife? Irresponsible. Also untrustworthy if the person claimed he was experienced.
Congrats on a trio to make us cheeriest!Carried these today : #35 Smooth Green Bone and #78 Kiefer SFO : Got both at the 2018 Rendezvous :...
Then this one came a day early and I now have this one on me : Case Smooth Antique Bone...
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Congrats on the sublime sowbelly, Dylan! You must be nearly delirious!...
I got an intriguing new Sowbelly (many thanks to @flatblackcapo for the heads up), a Moore Maker with 3 blades. ...
A very comfortable knife with beautifully ground blades and nice thin edges and yes, clad in red bone... This knife has me smitten for sure.
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I love the way Gary teaches history to us.5K Qs Thanks! You'll have to enlighten me on Silverius. I'm not up on my Papal history (shame on me).
Dennis, that pair is quite imperious!