NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

A pair of #47 F&F Hayn' Helpers

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~ Ron

Oh can I have just one?!
 
Just finished cleaning up two old Fish Knives recently inherited from my grandfather. I remember using the larger one as kid but didn't know the smaller one existed until recently.

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I've got a few images of pairs. Enjoy!

Case small Sodbuster and Boker/Tree Brand large "Gaucho" Sodbuster pattern:


Canoe patterns: Both imports. The left one is a Rough Rider with black-lip M.O.P. that is rather fetching in the right light; the right one is a Remington thick-bladed Canoe that was an experiment by S.M.K.W. years ago.


Two old well-used serpentine Stockman patterns. Top: Remington, 1930's era; bottom: Robeson, era unknown. I bought both for the old bone handle material, and both are used up and nearly dead. They each have at least one blade that still cuts like a laser.


Case Trappers, large & small:


Large Folding Hunters, Case and U.S. Schrade:


Schrade "Fire & Ice" Trapper patterns, made by GEC for Taylor Brands around 2006 or 2007; second pic is of their flush joints:



And last, two Buck 119's. The top is the dressier version of the standard working "Special", and the bottom has been modified for hiking with my son's Scout Troop:


~Chris
 
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Love these two. Probably my favorite carry. I keep the big one in my KSF City Sheath, and the little one in a William Henry clip sheath.
 
Here is a pair of mine. These are the first (and so far only) knives I have made from scratch, so go easy on me! They are both little sloyd carving knives from O1 sheet that I heat treated in a diy two brick propane forge. One has koa wood I picked up on vacation on the Big Island of Hawaii, and the other handle is from a juniper bush I cut down in my yard!
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[/url]Iphone5-April-2015-O1-carvers by mazdamattc, on Flickr[/IMG]
 
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