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Apparently back in the day, there were numerous companies that provided knife scales to cutlery makers. One of those companies was the Winterbottom Bone Company. This was the style jigging the company used on their bone. They also mentioned another bone jig pattern that was named after a company but I don't recall who it was.
Toby, I didn't hear, I may not have been paying attention. Why did they call it that? Craig, Bill, thanks. Bill, I figured you added one to your Hawkbill collection. I think this is one of the nicer colors and textures that Case has had out in a while. I really like the Case Stag knives, but don't like spending that much just to have them.
Great looking Moose, Billy. I really like the texture and color of the handles, and I picked up a hawkbill in the Sunset winterbone. Nice addition to your collection!
That's a really nice Moose. Billy. Sunset winterbone is reallu nice, too. Did you hear why its called "wnterbone" the other night?
That's a pretty one Billy!
I just put Renaissance Wax on my carbon steel EDCs. I don't like oily knives in my pocket. Renaissance Wax has been working great for me since I went to carbon steel!
Jack if it's going to be a user just a light coat of oil on the blades. If it's a collector Ren wax will help protect it.
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