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#50391 - 10/08/08 04:39 PM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: JM1]
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Basically you are right…When these old Knife Companies went out of business the bone was bought up and every so often it surfaces.

I think it would be impossible today to reproduce the look of, lets say, Remington bone….

1, I don’t think anyone really knows how they did it…(which I find hard to believe, but it is true)...I have never heard of anyone that even knows what the machine even looked like that did the jigging.

2, the chemicals used to get that killer look may not be allowed today.

This is just my opinion of course

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#50392 - 10/09/08 10:15 AM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: John_Nugent]
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I thought that the names (i.e. Remington) could be just a style. And the knifemaker would just carve the bone and dye it. So that assumption is wrong, right? Thus, the "Remington bone" on my Bose knives is old bone from old Remington stock?

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#50393 - 10/09/08 03:44 PM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: JM1]
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I thought that the names (i.e. Remington) could be just a style. And the knifemaker would just carve the bone and dye it. So that assumption is wrong, right? Thus, the "Remington bone" on my Bose knives is old bone from old Remington stock?




Juan,
No doubt,the Rem Bone on your Bose knives is the old stuff.
Interesting where this thread is going & not to hijack,but,I am taking a delivery of a knife,hopefully tomorrow.The maker told me he had bone,that was jigged with tooling from something near to Rem. bone The coloring,he told me,is like amber bone,but the jigging,similar to Rem. bone So in this case,it is newly manufactured/jigged bone,replicating the Rem. bone jigging.
I'll post a picture/pictures of it,in JPN's "Bone Quiz" thread,if he allows/it's O.K..It is a knife(slipjoint) from a Bose pattern

I also have 2 custom slipjoints,that have jigged bone,that was from a German production knife co.,the maker told me it is around 80 years old.His supply,were pre-cut scales,left over stock
-Vince


Edited by VCM (10/09/08 03:50 PM)

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#50394 - 10/09/08 03:50 PM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: VCM]
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Vince,
Please feel free to Post Here...or There....we need to see it.

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#50395 - 10/09/08 07:30 PM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: John_Nugent]
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I love this place. We only need the lap dancers.

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#50396 - 10/09/08 07:54 PM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: JM1]
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I have a laptop....is that close enough??

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#50397 - 10/09/08 11:14 PM Re: MuskRat Stockman [Re: John_Nugent]
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I have a laptop....is that close enough??




Does it have boobies?

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