lets see those Barlows!!

[bladeboss]

i guess you could say that im somewhat new to traditional knives. ive always had them and knew alot about them, bu havent been much of a user. ive been more attracted to the "normal" knives. the ones with 1 blade, and a clip. recently, ive had to use something else for a knife, (my cold steel mini AK-47 went for a road trip on repairs.) so, i chose my Rough Rider barlow. been around 1-2 weeks now. im loving every minute of it. im getting into the traditional knives. i like the look, the feel, the history, and therefore. i wanna see your barlows!
ill get the ball rolling

 

[Rsmith_77]

 

[coyote711]

Here's some GEC Barlows.

 

[LKJW]

Gave the one on the left to a member:

Got a sweet little remington I need to take a pic of. Coming...

 

[dannyp]

Did somebody say Barlow? I think this thread might have a few.

 

[Modoc ED]

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/475810-Barlow-Share-all-your-Barlows-here

Sorry Danny. Didn't see the "this thread" link in your reply.

 

[dannyp]

No problem, Ed. That thread has so many good pictures, it's worth having it linked here twice.

 

[knarfeng]

Yabut THIS barlow ain't in that thread:

 

[sitflyer]

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[JAB]

I think these are in the linked thread but what the heck...

 

[Berkley]

A Sheffield Barlow by Trevor Ablett -

 

[Campbellclanman]

Folks, ashamedly I only have the one Barlow, and a very cool and special knife. Please forgive the "used before" photo, here is my '64 Red Bone Case, born the same year as me.
Hopefully there is lots of room and time for my collection to grow, and I can promise there will more Barlows, next will be a Dan Burke Queen Barlow if I manage to get hold of one, anyhow....here is my sweetheart of a Barlow, hope you like it...
The scratches you see on the Clip are actually so slight and are factory rub, and the lighting while taking photo's makes them stand out, in "real" life you can hardly see them.
Again...such massive thanks to my Bladeforum friend for this wonderful lifetime gift, just incredible.

 

[Campbellclanman]

JAB, your Russell is simply beautiful - what a good looking knife! and sitflyer, the Barlow with a Sheepsfoot as the main is something I havent seen a lot of, but I'm likin' it!!
Frank, just what is that lovely Barlow there?....who made that one?

 

[meako]

 

[comoha]

 

[sitflyer]

Comoha, your KA-BAR-LO gave me a little chuckle and a smile :thumbup:

 

[Frostyfingers]

Gave the one on the left to a member:

Yup, the big one lives with me now. Thanks again, Dan! I keep meaning to post pics...

Frosty

 

[Modoc ED]

Case Appaloosa Bone

10-dot (1970) Case Red Bone with prominent bone marrow canal on pile side (Well used but not abused. One of my favorites.

1940 - 1964 Era Case Red Bone

 

[Ray5118]

Bottom barlow knife is a Sabre Brand, bone handles, well made, incredible edge
Top knife is a Schrade scrimshaw
Left to Right
- Imperial (1930's)
- Camco #551
- Case ( 1970's)

 

[mmarkh]

I love Barlows. Maybe because it was my first knife when I was about 10 years old my neighbor who was like a Grandpa to me bought me one from the hardware store. I wish I still had that knife. Here's mine.

Bladeforums Forum Knife D2 steel.

AG Russell "Working Mans Knife" 1095 steel. Sweet user.

Case Barlow in Stainless. I wish they made Barlows in cv.

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