Ka-bar Dogs Head folders

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Great idea for a thread, lentuk lentuk . I love the dog’s head shield — makes me smile every time. It’s hard to put a history together as to which particular cutlery produced these knives at any given point in time, although there does seem to be a consensus that the Kabar Collector’s Club knives in the 80’s and 90’s were made by Queen. Some of these Kabar slipjoints are fantastic in quality, and really hold their own. Always love seeing them posted here.

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Great idea for a thread, lentuk lentuk . I love the dog’s head shield — makes me smile every time. It’s hard to put a history together as to which particular cutlery produced these knives at any given point in time, although there does seem to be a consensus that the Kabar Collector’s Club knives in the 80’s and 90’s were made by Queen. Some of these Kabar slipjoints are fantastic in quality, and really hold their own. Always love seeing them posted here.

yq3m97W.jpg


B5kC9Nm.jpg


kWyRNI7.jpg


tqqJYHl.jpg


FdSnHqt.jpg


8DNJtED.jpg
You got some real beauties there, Jim :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

The pinch lockbacks were made by Canal Street. I'm fairly certain that the trapper, in my post above, was also made by CSC. I don't know who made the Ka-bar-lo. It doesn't look like a Canal Street. Could be Queen. Did Kabar make any of these themselves?
Edit: Upon further reflection, the Ka-bar-lo doesn't look much like a Queen either.
 
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You got some real beauties there, Jim :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

The pinch lockbacks were made by Canal Street. I'm fairly certain that the trapper, in my post above, was also made by CSC. I don't know who made the Ka-bar-lo. It doesn't look like a Canal Street. Could be Queen. Did Kabar make any of these themselves?
Edit: Upon further reflection, the Ka-bar-lo doesn't look much like a Queen either.
Thanks, Mike — you’ve got a nice assortment, as well. 🙂

The "Coppersmith" line was done by Canal Street. Not clear to me how many non-Coppersmiths they were involved with. The Swing Guard Lockback posted by Coreysbu Coreysbu above is a Canal Street — denoted by the "CS" at the end of the swing guard.

Would love to get a definitive answer as to who may have made the KA-BAR-LO.
 
Thanks, Mike — you’ve got a nice assortment, as well. 🙂

The "Coppersmith" line was done by Canal Street. Not clear to me how many non-Coppersmiths they were involved with. The Swing Guard Lockback posted by Coreysbu Coreysbu above is a Canal Street — denoted by the "CS" at the end of the swing guard.

Would love to get a definitive answer as to who may have made the KA-BAR-LO.

I believe Canal Street did a coppersmith line, ram's horn, reclaimed american chestnut and a couple in jigged bone.

Side note.... I have some of the kabar catalogs in pdf from that time (roughly 2012-2016) that show them if anyone is interested.
 
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