Photos For the love of Lockbacks! (Traditionals only)

BUCK Family...
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JOKER Knives Family...
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FONTENILLE PATAUD Laguioles’ Family 12cm+10.5cm
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What have I been missing by skipping by this thread??!!
An amazing array of knives!! And who knew terrapins loved to eat fermented fruit??:eek::D
Sober by comparison, this traditional Remington, "borrowed" from other threads!!:)
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Gevonovich said:
That is something you don't see...wow !!! Tell us about your beauty ?
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This knife would have been purchased some 15 years ago and kept with some of my first ever purchased lockbacks and Scandanavin fixed blades. As a result, I don't even know where I purchased it from, :rolleyes: in the early days of collecting, each knife I purchased was supposed to be my last purchase, so I never thought about cataloging :eek:
The knife itself has a very solid lockup and a wee bit weighty like a Buck, it came very sharp and of course still is, as it was never used.
 
dc50 said:
This knife would have been purchased some 15 years ago and kept with some of my first ever purchased lockbacks and Scandanavin fixed blades. As a result, I don't even know where I purchased it from, :rolleyes: in the early days of collecting, each knife I purchased was supposed to be my last purchase, so I never thought about cataloging :eek:
The knife itself has a very solid lockup and a wee bit weighty like a Buck, it came very sharp and of course still is, as it was never used.
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Thank you ! Great photograph by the way. Yea..I picked up a 110 many years ago..and put it down after a few curls :D
 
Fodderwing said:
Interesting that you should mention that Lyle. The photo was taken below a large persimmon tree. On several occasions over the years I have observed and even photographed turtles mating there but only during the fall while the ripe fruit is on the ground.
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Dwight,
This was probably October so... , but Gev my thoughts were ;looked like it was possibly drunk or just had an orgasm or both.

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