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Jump to new posts Re: Ivorite by rodbrown @ Yesterday at 06:34 PM

Mindelsee I have the exact same knife. I got mine new in 2015. My knife has no color change.
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Jump to new posts Re: Ivorite by Mindelsee @ 04/28/26 07:24 PM

It looks like the yellowing is spreading, based on the density of the material. I suspect the Captain knows when this was made, as it is a 4-6, "Lest We Forget" marked knife, with certificate. I am going to just let it mellow, and yellow.
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Jump to new posts Re: Ivorite by LarryWW1246 @ 04/28/26 04:04 PM

Others here can identity the material for certain. If you have the original shop invoice, that would also lock it down. We like to have them stay pristine, but stuff happens. No matter how we store non-stainless for example, no matter what preserv
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Jump to new posts WTB- Johnson Model 15 sheath by Mindelsee @ 04/28/26 01:28 PM

I am looking for a good- very good- condition Johnson roughback sheath for a model 15. One w/o the model stamp is preferred, but will definitely consider a stamped 15 version, if condition is better.
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Jump to new posts Re: Ivorite by Mindelsee @ 04/28/26 01:24 PM

Photos of the ivorite grip attached. Knife stored in a zippered case. RenWax used on knife, no oils.
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Jump to new posts WTB: 2-8" Johnson by crutchtip @ 04/28/26 10:30 AM

Looking for a nice condition Johnson rough back for a model 2-8". Cash or trade
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Jump to new posts Re: Ivorite by crutchtip @ 04/28/26 10:26 AM

Look for a new article on "Ivorite" shop use materials in the near future at: https://rmkcollector.com
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Jump to new posts Re: WW2 sheaths? by crutchtip @ 04/28/26 10:24 AM

go to this site.: https://rmkcollector.com There are various articles under both "The Randall Collector" and "knives of collector interest" drop downs. So address sheaths directly, others address sheath secondarily to the subject