Does this knife exist?

[salty141]

Sorry to bug you all, but I really don't know that much about slip joints, and was wondering if anyone made a carbon steel barlow with blades under 3.5 inches?
Handle doesn't concern me to much, but I am not a fan of delrin.
Thanks for any and all help,
Steven

 

[Morrow]

what about this one.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=516404

 

[jackknife]

Almost all production barlows I've ever seen had blades in the 2 1/2 inch range.

 

[smiling-knife]

Boker make an inexpensive carbon-bladed Barlow with various bone scales.

 

[salty141]

morrowj-98, that one is nice! what is the steel?

 

[Blues]

Ray Smith, (ABS Master Smith) makes forged carbon steel barlows at a very reasonable price for a handmade knife. Might want to look him up.

 

[Raymond1000]

A. G. Russell has a stag handled Barlow with carbon spear and pen blades.

 

[CyGuy#1]

Boker is currently making barlows under the name A.G. Russell in what I believe is 1095 carbon. I've owned one for a year and it is a top notch user! The looks don't hurt either.

 

[Karl5]

Some of these might be to your liking.
Trevor Ablett

Click "Pocket Knives" and then "T W Ablett".
The sizes given with the knives are closed sizes.

I've got a couple of his knives, and they're great, pocket friendly tools.
And very easy on the eye too...

/ Karl

 

[Will Power]

Well satisfied with my Böker Russell Barlow. Very nicely made and disappears in the pocket alright. Comes in carbon with either Clip or Spear as the main blade, range of scales too, mine is sawn bone which is authentic! Stag adds a touch of class though...