A piece of Sheffield GAW . we have two winners

R.c.s

R.c.s

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Hi guys and girls . just lately their as been a lot of generosity . so I thought is was about time I did a GAW and share with you some traditional Sheffield knives . I have picked 2 knives from the famous Sheffield shop . the main prize is a 2 bolster seniter with stag handles made by A wright & son . the runner up prize is a British army clasp knife made by egginton .. Both knives have carbon steel blades .
Rules
You must have a minimum of 50 post's in traditionals
You must be over 18
The GAW will run for 2 weeks and the winners will be picked by random generator
Just post I'm in
And just for fun post pic's of your traditional knives form other countries . it's not compulsory .
I will post them anywhere in the world as long as its legal to do so ...
 
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Fantastic giveaway my friend, very generous of you :thumbup: Not an entry please, but just wanted to say thanks and to wish everyone who enters good luck :thumbup:



Cheers :thumbup:
 
Killing Me.:( I dont qualify but thats some great looking file work on that one.
 
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I'm in. I'll be back with a picture of something foreign.
Thanks for the chance. Those are beauties.

A dual citizen and two Germans: Wenger Buck, Bruckmann, Boker
VIUudR4C
 
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That a Wright and sons in stag just might be the greatest knife I've seen in ages. I'm in. And if I don't win, I might need to buy one. Fantastic give away.
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I'm in and thanks for the GAW. Here is a picture of one of my favorite vintage Sheffield (Innocent & Sons). A foreign country knife to me.
Charles
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Yes a nice piece of Sheffield, not an entry though, I had one similar but I don't really like stag handles. Anyway thanks for a nice GAW knife

Mike
 
Great idea R.c.s.! I'm in. Should be interesting to see what shows up from around the world.


Made in Italy by Coricama
 
Wow, I'm in. Those are some great knives!
Here is my Lionsteel Opera taken on a hike after buying it in the city of its manufacture (Maniago, Italy):

 
Not an entry. Very generous of you. I really like that Army Clasp Knife. The other is a fantastic knife, but much too good for something like me to even think of touching.
My not USA knives are only Rough Riders, Colt, SAK, and an Opinel #8 ... and a Buck 371 Stockman and 389 Canoe. Or do the Bucks count as a USA knife, even though they were made in China?
Congrats to the eventual winners. :)
 
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