I*XL Barlows

[Jack Black]

Here's my only one. She ain't much but I love her!

As well you should Mark :thumbup:

Thanks, Harry! Yes, they are integral bolsters.

Fantastic! :thumbup:

Very nice gents :thumbup:

 

[wlfryjr]

McCutcheon knife B. is indicative of Sheffield jigged bone,if indeed it is bone.The time frame I am not certain,maybe 40s or 50s?

Yours too Atiger.

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks, Harry! Yes, they are integral bolsters.

Thanks for the answer Dean !!! That is really an old one !!! For sure older than mine anyhow !!!


Harry

 

[pertinux]

It so turns out, I now have one as well!

A mostly full blade with a strong pull and tremendously satisfying snap:

The darker areas around the pins don't stand out as starkly in most day-to-day lighting:

Tang stamp:

The jigging approaches scratting, but is off-set with lines that are not connected (similar to another, darker example seen earlier in this thread)-- very attractive, I think:

My favorite part:

~ P.

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice P, love the jigging Congratulations :thumbup:

 

[paulhilborn]

What a Barlow Sarah!!! Those covers A WONDERFUL piece:thumbup:

 

[pertinux]

Very nice P, love the jigging Congratulations :thumbup:

What a Barlow Sarah!!! Those covers A WONDERFUL piece:thumbup:

Thanks, guys!

I think the jigging pattern on this knife is the same as on mine, with variations due to its being hand-worked?

They're both lookers, no matter what. :thumbup:

~ P.