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*BLUE*  BONES and ACRYLICS

This group is not specific to a manufacturer, or a model, but to the color blue...in all it's varied shades. Whether it's Caribbean Blue, Royal Blue, Cobalt Blue, Turquoise ...foreign or domestic...bone or acrylic ... if it's got a sharp edge and it's blue, post your pictures.

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It's Been Awhile

Started by Doug Webber. Last reply by Rome D. Rushing Apr 30, 2019. 2 Replies

It's been awhile since I posted on here...Some of the Blue Bone knives I had have been sold or traded, none of Herman's of course, and some have been added to the collection. Here are a few Schrades…Continue

MY FIRST GEC KNIFE !

Started by Kenneth W. Hill. Last reply by Kenneth W. Hill Mar 20, 2019. 3 Replies

TIDIOUTE #488117   Blueberry jigged     1 of 20 made    I called it a high dollar mini trapper !…Continue

SOME HERMAN WILLIAMS' BLUES

Started by Doug Webber. Last reply by Charles Sample Jul 15, 2016. 2 Replies

I was selling off some knives and came across 2 trappers that had pin cracks. I also had a whittler that I'd bought cheap on Ebay because of a chipped handle. I sent them to Herman for a re-handle…Continue

SCHATT & MORGAN KEYSTONE SERIES 7

Started by Doug Webber. Last reply by Jan Carter Jul 10, 2016. 11 Replies

Schatt & Morgan's Keystone Series 7 has five Blue Jig Bone knives in it. This English Jack at 4-1/2" closed arrived in today's mail. A really fine knife.…Continue

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Comment by Charles Sample on June 27, 2016 at 20:08

Here are a Case 125th anniversary trapper and peanut in Mediterranean blue bone.


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Comment by D ale on June 27, 2016 at 19:56

Case Masonic Trapper

The bolster is stamped with a "Longtail C". Over the tail of the C is stamped 12327 & under the tail is stamped XX. Both blades are stamped on the mark side. The clip blade is stamped "CaseXX (longtail C)" <over> USA <over> dot". The spey blade is stamped "B6207 <over> SS".


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Comment by D ale on June 27, 2016 at 19:50

Here are a couple of Steel Warrior by Frost.

On the left is a modified Lockback Whittler .. it's seen some serious use !!

On the right is a standard Doctor's Knife with a spear blade & spatula.


In Memoriam
Comment by D ale on June 27, 2016 at 19:45

On the box is the first knife I got for my wife .. before she was my wife.

It's a Case in Caribbean Blue Bone.

The mark side of the tang is stamped "X dot X"  <over> CASEXX (longtail C) <over> "X X X". The pile side of the tang is stamped USA <over> 61154 <over> SS

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The Bear & Son is a Custom Heritage 5" Blue Smooth Bone Toothpick with titanium coated blade. The bolster is stamped "011 of 100". The mark side of the tang is stamped "Bear & Son" <over> J'ville, AL <over> dot USA dot. It is model # BSMB6193T.


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Comment by Doug Webber on June 27, 2016 at 19:23

I would like to welcome Manx to the Blue Group...*BLUE*  BONES and ACRYLICS. Let's see what Blue Knives you have in your collection.

 
 
 

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