Hawk bills!

[The Government]

Yes, there are, but you have to look really hard.

Thanks for posting this! My uncle used to carry a slip joint just like this with wooden handle covers, and I have never seen one like it since I knew him.

I really like the hawkbill for landscaping and gardening, and by having the blades of a stockman to back it up, there isn't much you cant handle.:thumbup:

I would really like to see this kind of pattern made again.

 

[screened porch]

I wish I could. All I really know is it is a large stockman with a hawkbill blade on a third spring in the middle. I've had it for enough years that I don't even recall where I got it. Decent carbon steel blades, made by Colonial, and inexpensive.

I have a Colonial SAK clone with a hawksbill- the reason I bought it. I'll find it and post a pic.

Let's see- Victorinox (my first, 1967), Colonial Mountain Guide, Utica, Klein and Sons?, Klein Tools, Imperial (Ireland).

 

[Campbellclanman]

I wish I could. All I really know is it is a large stockman with a hawkbill blade on a third spring in the middle. I've had it for enough years that I don't even recall where I got it. Decent carbon steel blades, made by Colonial, and inexpensive.

Thank you!, I like the knife-very much!

 

[mdsmith]

There was a really cool thread on here a while ago by a guy who worked on a farm, and had this old worn out Case hawkbill that he was retiring, and the new one he bought to replace it. I never thought much of them until i saw that picture of the well used on in that thread.