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Comment by Gerald Hines on March 24, 2011 at 1:16

Thanks Nick not much of a collection. I have given one of the Stags as a gift and the CowGirl is also gone.
Comment by Gerald Hines on March 24, 2011 at 1:17
Part of the fun of aquiring these is giving them away.
 
Comment by Bill Fletcher on May 18, 2011 at 11:15

Hello,  I carried a Peanut knife for about a year.  They are a handy little pattern.  At present I only have the "Big Orange" while my better half has 3 in her knife X scissor collection. Thought that I'd share our pics.  All the best, Fletch 

Case XX 2008 Peanut 1 of 500, Tennessee Corelon Orange 9220

 Case XX 2002 Peanut 8220R SC SS Mother of Pearl

Case XX 2010 Peanut 8220R SC  SS Abalone/back

Case XX 1997 Big Nut Peanut 6520 Blue Jigged Bone, Front & Back

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Thanks guys, I appreciate the comments.

I think it's cool the wood comes from the time period of the early history of our Country.

My latest Peanut. Cass had the box sitting on a shelf and forgot to give it to me.

I find it SOOO hard to take good pictures of Pearl. In person, this thing has SO much fire, the pictures do it no justice!

 

LOL!  How long did it sit on the shelf?

Wow Craig that sure is Beautiful!  Fantastic MOP!

Thanks Max!

Since earlier in the day Jan. After supper Cass said "Oh yeah, I forgot, there's a knife order for you." !

Craig

What, do you have all Tiny Trappers ever made and now going after every Peanut made????? LOLOLOL

Don

LOL!

No, I tend to jump around from time to time. Actually I was collecting Case Peanuts for a while a couple years ago, then switched to Stockmans, then to Trappers. Now I'm sort of concentrating on Peanuts with a Trapper (of any size) here and there. Though the "here and there" has been more like "maybe next time". LOL! I'll get more Trappers again. Over on the Case forum they're trying to force me to get other patterns too. "Forcing me" is by showing pictures. LOL!

Awesome looking knives Craig

Thanks ken!

LOL, forcing you with pics

Just in! A Hairy Bone!

Herringbone

Love that close up of the pattern there. How many folks remember herringbone wool suits? Brings back some itchy memories....

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