"Lanny's Clip" Picture Thread

[Pipeman]

My only Lannys clip, made by Josh Miller, a 19 year old lad. Wraught iron bolster, Ram horn scales, a wonderful knife.

Best regards

Robin

 

[chuko]

Glad this thread was revived. Just got these photos back from John, so here are some of my Lanny Clip collection:
Dr.T

Dr.T

Howser

K.R. Johnson

 

[clutchcarter]

My only Lannys clip, made by Josh Miller, a 19 year old lad. Wraught iron bolster, Ram horn scales, a wonderful knife.

Best regards

Robin
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee201/pipeman001
/IMG_4763.jpg

19 Years old and making knives like that already! Wow!

 

[Primble]

I promise I am not following you around Charles - that would be foolish! Great knives and pictures - as usual. :thumbup:

 

[chuko]

Thanks Primble. The knives are mine the pictures are John's. His photos can really light these beauties up and I appreciate him doing that so I can share them in these forums.
Charles

 

[wagglebee]

Great pictures Charles, I really like the two that Dr. T made for you.

 

[johnny twoshoes]

A favorite of mine.

 

[alligatorgarfish]

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[chuko]

My newest Lanny Clip built by Jim Dunlap
Charles

 

[Peregrin]

Hey guys, I am just new to traditional knives. I am just wondering how a Lanny's clip differs from a regular clip point? I'm thinking it's just the handle pattern. Perhaps someone could fill me in. Thank you very much.

Lanny's Clip is a pattern designed and first made by Tony Bose. There's a story regarding the name "Lanny's Clip" but I'd rather not remember it wrong. Someone else might chime in with it.

 

[JpN]

So many nice knives in this thread. Here is an older Lanny's Skinner I really like.

 

[Markesharp]

That is a nice one JpN! Great stag and the shield works well aesthetically.

 

[Luger1952]

Very nice photos gentlemen of some very beautiful folders! Lloyd

 

[knarfeng]

Hey guys, I am just new to traditional knives. I am just wondering how a Lanny's clip differs from a regular clip point? I'm thinking it's just the handle pattern. Perhaps someone could fill me in. Thank you very much.

Lanny's Clip is a pattern designed and first made by Tony Bose. There's a story regarding the name "Lanny's Clip" but I'd rather not remember it wrong. Someone else might chime in with it.

Here are Tony's comments about the origin of the name:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/716598-Who-is-or-was-Lanny?p=7870756#post7870756

The rest of the comments in that thread are also worth reading.

 

[hoodep]

Some great Lanny's in here fellas! Here is one of mine built by Jim Dunlap--

 

[chuko]

Very nice LC hoodep! Jim supply the bone?
Charles

 

[not1scar]

Superb Mr. Hoodep -- Jim makes a fine LC

 

[blades&grace]

Does this count?












It's a prototype for me, let me know what you think. It's a 3 3/4" traditional spear point saber ground on a Lannys frame. In my opinion it turned out great. Halved in green micarta .105 ATS-34 60 RC ground nice and thin.

 

[Peregrin]

Does this count?












It's a prototype for me, let me know what you think. It's a 3 3/4" traditional spear point saber ground on a Lannys frame. In my opinion it turned out great. Halved in green micarta .105 ATS-34 60 RC ground nice and thin.

I might call it "Lanny's Spear" but it looks great Brent!

 

[Peregrin]

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