2009 BladeForums Traditional Barlow specs

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2brothers said:
I'm happy with any options, but would like them numbered.
I'd like to get 2 or 3 if I can get them sequentially numbered.

mike
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Mike,

I will clarify sequential numbering with Jennie, but at this point, it looks like very few are interested in in.....if it is just a few members that want the numbering, it isn't going to happen.

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
 
Kohai999 said:
Mike,

I will clarify sequential numbering with Jennie, but at this point, it looks like very few are interested in in.....if it is just a few members that want the numbering, it isn't going to happen.

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
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That's OK. I will still want them. :D

mike
 
Either D2 or ATS-34 is acceptable to me.

I would prefer bone to stag, but it isn't a deal breaker.

No shield for a Barlow.

Laser engraved bolsters sounds cool.

I couldn't care less about serial numbering.

Thanks for all the hard work.
 
Very nice job, gentlemen. Thanks for all your efforts. I'm in for one regardless of how we settle the remaining details.
 
I'd really like having Stag, but bone won't stop me from buying. I'd be happy to pay the extra for ATS-34 but D2 also won't stop me from buying.

So far I like the design that Rusty came up with in post #53. Just add a little 2009 below it. No shield and no numbering for me. I'd also pick the Clip over the Spear blade.
 
Im in! STeven I like either of your bolster designs with the BFC and arrows, not so much the other though. If we keep it in the $100 range I am in! The wharncliffe idea is really cool!
 
Bastid said:
We can work out the non-US issues I promise. ;)
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Let us know how, I will need lead time to meet the deadline.



Clip and Warnie
Stag
D2
Laser Etch
No Stamp
No Serial #
No Shield


And Guys,
Thanks for all the work!!!
 
Kohai999 said:
Here are some ideas:



Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
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I really like the ones on the left or middle. Very traditional barlow bolster mark. (Not that big of a deal at all to me, but so far I like those.)
 
I would like D2. Bone or stag, it doesn't really matter to me as I prefer synthetics. I would prefer serial numbers.

I'm in for one. :) When does the MO have to be in buy or has that been mentioned and I missed it?

Thanks for all the hard work here guys. :thumbup:
 
Josh K said:
I would like D2. Bone or stag, it doesn't really matter to me as I prefer synthetics. I would prefer serial numbers.

I'm in for one. :) When does the MO have to be in buy or has that been mentioned and I missed it?

Thanks for all the hard work here guys. :thumbup:
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Post #26 in this thread has the most current information.
 
I voted swayback but the 2 full size blades with one being a wharncliff has me interested. I'll be in for one of these unless something goes way off course.

I don't have a preference as to the steel.

Jigged bone or stag is fine but I always have concerns with "sight unseen"
stag. I'd probably choose jigged bone as it stands a better chance of being consistent for all of the knives.

I couldn't care less about serial numbers.

I would vote for not having a shield.

I'm fine with clip or spear.

Thanks for the hard work.
 
Talk about coming late to the party!
Steve, Great work, Thank you.

I prefer Clip blade in ATS-34 steel. It's definetly easier to work with than D2.

I also think stage tends to be over ground, so I prefer jigged bone.

I'm fine with dropping the shield and stamping the bolster.

Is it possible to add the edition to the blade etch (e.g., 4th edition one of 50)?

Thank you again,
Jay
 
Bastid said:
I really like the ones on the left or middle. Very traditional barlow bolster mark. (Not that big of a deal at all to me, but so far I like those.)
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Same for me. I think that the left looks better as shown - the middle one would be improved by wider letters.
 
Middle looks great, you'd really be able to center the etch on the bolster with that one.

Eric
 
If the stag is donated, it will be of very high quality. Highest I have seen in years.

The question is how it will be cut and fit rather than the initial quality.
 
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