Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show

[Falling_rain]

Dinner time.

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Will Power]

 

[Ramrodmb]

Keen-Kutter on top, Schrade cut co. bottom.

 

[joeradza]

There's that little Queen lockback that you spoke of Will. The origin of my Northwoods ivory.

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Some old Barlows...

 

[Ratbert]

Some old Barlows...

Very nice! I like that Russell at the top...those iron bolsters look great!

 

[Travman]

 

[Will Power]

Alan That's it, comes in Zebra wood & D2. Thin blade that slices nicely.

Thanks, Will

 

[Will Power]

Dinner time.

Good looking Stag and a nice Peruvian Guinea-Pig. They're friendly amusing little animals with big appetites, they love the skins of Cantaloupe and other crinkled skin melons, Cucumbers and of course Dandelions.

Thanks, Will

 

[waynorth]

What a wonderful group, Al!!!

 

[Falling_rain]

Hi Will, thanks a lot for the information about the guinea pig. Really appreciate that! He does eat a lot. He likes most of the grass in the backyard. I feed him with carrot, fruits occasionally plus green leaves from vegetable. Pellet food and hays of couse. Very friendly.

Good looking Stag and a nice Peruvian Guinea-Pig. They're friendly amusing little animals with big appetites, they love the skins of Cantaloupe and other crinkled skin melons, Cucumbers and of course Dandelions.

Thanks, Will

 

[redsparrow]

1917-1946 Schrade (reconditioned)

 

[t.willy]

Snapped this old Camillus Easy Open Jack up today. I couldn't believe someone hadn't beat me to it lol Can't wait to get this one in hand. I'm told it Date's between 1919 - 1941

 

[SteveC]

 

[TheChunk91]

Some old Barlows...

That whole pile looks nice, but those two schrades caught my eye. Could you please show us the blades?

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Thanks, Ratbert! Thanks, Charlie!

Thanks, Paul! Here ya go...

 

[Riverwarrior]

 

[Old Engineer]

1917-1946 Schrade (reconditioned)

Tell us a little more about the Re-conditioning on your old Schrade my friend . It looks very nicely done .

Harry

 

[redsparrow]

Tell us a little more about the Re-conditioning on your old Schrade my friend . It looks very nicely done .
Harry

Thanks Harry. A friend gave it to me as a project knife along with some giraffe bone. The handle was missing and the blade rusty. With his help and instruction it was disassembled cleaned, polished and some simple file work was done on the spring. The bone was glued, pinned, sanded and polished. Finally an ez open notch and a rat tail bolster was added. It had been a fine knife in it's day and was certainly worth the effort. I learned a lot, especially from my mistakes and I developed a great respect for those who build, modify and/or recondition cutlery.