Guns and Knives

[tjtM38]

Sometimes guns and knives just look good together. Here's my S&W Model 15-4, circa 1980 with a couple of new Case knives I bought within the past year. The larger one is a two-blade Bone Stag Trapper and the smaller one is a premium grade 3-blade Autumn Stag Stockman. For your viewing pleasure.

[ffuries]

Sweet set-up!

[SA1911a1]

Very nice, Mike.

[Junk Yard Dog]

Last October I visited the Zippo museum in Bradford Pa were they also had some very nice Case knife displays. Came home with a few.

[ffuries]

Last October I visited the Zippo museum in Bradford Pa were they also had some very nice Case knife displays. Came home with a few.

Damn you mention Zippo and I just remember I have a collection of Zippo lighters, two or three in decorative tins, then a bunch from the 1960s up through the early 2000s that were used by my dad, my brother and I.

[millman]

[Junk Yard Dog]

Last October I visited the Zippo museum in Bradford Pa were they also had some very nice Case knife displays. Came home with a few.

Damn you mention Zippo and I just remember I have a collection of Zippo lighters, two or three in decorative tins, then a bunch from the 1960s up through the early 2000s that were used by my dad, my brother and I.

I did bring home some nice Zippo's also, plus the handful I have had for many years.

[SA1911a1]

Since I got a new Case XX knife in the mail this week, I will play too!

Remington Rand and Case 337-6" Q.

[qz2026]

OK, I'll say it... That's a sweet S&W

[steelbuttplate]

Since I got a new Case XX knife in the mail this week, I will play too!

Remington Rand and Case 337-6" Q.

Is that holster an MP holster ? Mine doesn't have the swivel.

[SA1911a1]

Since I got a new Case XX knife in the mail this week, I will play too!

Remington Rand and Case 337-6" Q.

Is that holster an MP holster ? Mine doesn't have the swivel.

It is a good question; I don't know. Maybe someone who does will chime in. I don't know about the MPs but the Shore Patrol painted all of their gear white. If it was older I would call it a cavalry holster. It would be convenient for someone who was sitting often whether on a horse or an office chair. I think that pilots and tankers preferred shoulder holsters.

Edit: I just went and looked and the holster is dated 1917 so I will call it a Cavalry holster unless someone speaks up.

[tomaustin]

After the war, I remember that the WW2 vets all carried their combat lighters.....one close family vet said that smoking got him through the battles....said he just did his job and then concentrated on the next smoke......

[millman]

In my pocket.

[steelbuttplate]

Since I got a new Case XX knife in the mail this week, I will play too!

Remington Rand and Case 337-6" Q.

Is that holster an MP holster ? Mine doesn't have the swivel.

It is a good question; I don't know. Maybe someone who does will chime in. I don't know about the MPs but the Shore Patrol painted all of their gear white. If it was older I would call it a cavalry holster. It would be convenient for someone who was sitting often whether on a horse or an office chair. I think that pilots and tankers preferred shoulder holsters.

Edit: I just went and looked and the holster is dated 1917 so I will call it a Cavalry holster unless someone speaks up.

Yea I was thinking the swivel would be handy getting in and out of a jeep all day, but if it's that old, it's cavalry.