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Started by Jan Carter. Last reply by harry e karmun Nov 4, 2021. 4 Replies 2 Likes
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Started by Charles Sample. Last reply by Rome D. Rushing Sep 8, 2020. 93 Replies 2 Likes
Tobias suggested that someone should start a discussion on 5 inch lockback hunters. Since no one else has, I will. But since I have two folding hunters and only one of them is a lockback, I will open it up to all 5 inch folding hunters.Here is my…Continue
Started by Tobias Gibson. Last reply by Lewis E.Ward Aug 16, 2020. 52 Replies 10 Likes
The Congress knife arrived on the scene in the early 1800s. As with other Pocket knives such as Trappers and Stockman’s, the Congress was…Continue
Started by Beth Medeiros. Last reply by Beth Medeiros Apr 25, 2020. 3 Replies 3 Likes
Hello All,I am a brand new collector and just happened to stumble across the Elephant Toe knives and fell in love! These things are great but I have a lot to learn!! I look forward to it and am now on the hunt on what to buy.BKContinue
Started by Tobias Gibson. Last reply by Rome D. Rushing May 22, 2019. 17 Replies 6 Likes
Welcome to the Toothpicks & Ticklers Discussion within the Knife Patterns Group!This discussion is for all types of folding toothpick, for the tiny Texas Toothpicks to those large Ticklers!…Continue
Started by Jan Carter. Last reply by Rome D. Rushing May 22, 2019. 150 Replies 4 Likes
I'm not sure if there is a discussion already or not but show 'em if you got 'em. Let's see you fishing knives, as in the tools of the tackle box! (Folding, fixed, multi-tools, etc.)Here's a few of my latest finds. What made them interesting is the…Continue
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The drop point Russlocks are scarce. Definitely nicer than the long clip.
Thanks, when I saw the drop point on that one I just had to have it. I also have one with their standard "modified" clip, (see photo), but that drop point definitely spoke to me & has the "cool" factor going. Hope Case makes more of those, so far I've only seen with the drop point is the Raspberry Bone. Here's a photo of the Rough Black version.100_9336.JPG
Thanks for pondering Tobias. The Russlock does have a liner lock, and it also has an "assisted opening" device, (so to speak), but because it has features of many frames perhaps it cold be considered a frame by itself. One thing I'll say is that I haven't seen any other manufacturer putting out any kind of copy or counterfeit version yet, that sets it apart in my mind.BTW: here is a photo of one of mine, sorry for the low quality photo(s). 100_9324.JPG
Some nice packing there, Tobias!
JJ said:
Tobias doesn't like packing peanuts. LOL
No, but I've been known to use Peanuts for packing!
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Another Sid you are correct! Miller Brothers is indeed another old cutlery name recently resurrected by Frost. Mr Frost has done the same with E. C. Simmons, an old Hardware Store.
Tobias doesn't like packing peanuts. LOL
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