Will do. The owner is on vacation and can't ship until tomorrow, but I should have it by the middle of the week :)

Good to be here! I just ran across a neat one, a 1961-1964 Case Senator, sort of a cross between a pen and a Congress. Never carried, used, or sharpened. Red chestnut bone. Looks like it just came out of the box! Needless to say,I snapped it up faster than a bass on a worm lol

Thank You I appreciate it.

thanks much

Thank you, J.J. I guess I was approved then.

Thank you J.J.  Good to be here.

Thanks for the welcome, J. J.  Hey, did that Dalton show you posted about happen to be in Dalton, Ohio?  I am about 20 mins from there.

Thank you so much. Impressive!!! I couldn't dig up anything. 

Thank you for the warm welcome.

navigating the site is different , confusing the way its laid out, posting pictures didnt work even tried a host site

thanks for the add fellas , mostly collect firearms and associated Bayos , but have been falling into a couple military knives , so i kinda got the bug

Thanks for the welcome J.J.! 

Thank you J.J. for adding me to the forum. I enjoy seeing and learning about all types of knives and their history. I will contribute where I can and I'm certain to learn a lot from the members here.

Take care, Rocky

Thank you, I feel fortunate to have found your site.  Thank you for letting me join.

Thank you JJ, for letting me into the forum.

Bill

Thank you for the welcome.  I've always been fascinated with pocket knives.  I've carved for about 40 years.  As I "age" I would like to do more carving with pocket knives.  Pat