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Slip Joint Knife Show and Tell
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It's "Show and Tell" time!!!! This forum is a place for members to share their favorite Slip Joint knives. So post your photos and tell us about your knives!!!
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Comment by Chris Stookey on September 10, 2011
That is one great looking Robeson, Billy! In particular, the main blade style is one of my favorites. I don't have an Robeson's in my collection. May have to change that scenario thanks to you!
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Comment by Billy Oneale on September 10, 2011
Queen made 5 or 6 patterns in this handle material for SMKW. I would have liked to have them all, but sometimes I just have to restrain my self so I don't spend myself into bankruptcy. Robert, The older Robeson's are not easy to fin d. This is only the second series of the modern Robeson's that I have seen come out in about 3 years. The only other one I have is a Stag swing gaurd lockback. Chris, this series is really well made. From what I understand, Queen didn't even make the full 100 in any of these patterns.
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Comment by Robert Burris on September 10, 2011
Billy, I bought my Robeson a few years ago, I think it is a modern one. They only made two in this handle, a Mt. Man and a Tooth Pick. It has a dark brown jigged bone handle. Probably the pretiest bone handle I have.
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Comment by Billy Oneale on September 10, 2011
Show some pictures, Robert. The Mt. Man is one of my favorite Queen patterns. I plan on getting one in the Amber stag bone. I have 3 or 4 in that handle material.
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Comment by Billy Oneale on September 12, 2011
Here are pictures of the other 2 Robeson's that I have. One is a stag swing gaurd and the other is a red bone Trapper.
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Comment by Robert Burris on September 13, 2011
Okay Billy, I'll have to wait for my little helper.
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Comment by Robert Burris on September 19, 2011
Billy, here's that Robeson. The picture is old an doesn't do the knife justice. I may sell it, I want to replace it with a GEC lockback.
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Comment by Billy Oneale on September 19, 2011
Robert, I like that handle that has been scored across it. Let me know if you decide to sell it. That is a nice knife Robert. Have you received the knife from the auction yet? We want pics when you get it.
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Comment by Robert Burris on September 20, 2011
I traded the knife from the auction for another knife already. I got a GEC #54 moose in burnt stag. I'll post a picture of both the moose and the Robeson if I can.
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Comment by Billy Oneale on September 20, 2011
The burnt stag moose should be a looker.
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Comment by Robert Burris on September 20, 2011
The moose is in my pocket and on the Robeson is polish not scratches on the blade.
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Comment by Robert Burris on September 22, 2011
I hope that turtle don't run off with my knife.
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