NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

[black mamba]

Much appreciated, Paul!

 

[plk7]

Ryouchijtx - I appreciate your posts, and your overall enthusiasm. Would you please tell me what the bottom knife is in your photo below. Thank you.

 

[bozack]

 

[Will Power]

Tidioute taking a ride on a Hampton

 

[pertinux]

A Notable Pair, you say?

Here's one:

Two blue GEC Esquires featuring the same handle material, cut against the layers for Blue Corduroy vs. with the layers for Faded Blue Denim:

~ P.

 

[Shaggy]

Beautiful knives, Sarah. Thanks for sharing that interesting fact about the scale materials (I didn't know that)!

 

[redsparrow]

Not sure where to post this but... since it is a pair, it could fit here. Notable? You decide.

 

[biglmbass]

A pair of modern jacks w' flat & faceted bolsters.

 

[biglmbass]

Big jacks.

 

[biglmbass]

Cocobolo



Appaloosa bone.

 

[biglmbass]

Half congress

 

[Will Power]

Great Coco examples there big

Here's a Bonestag duo

 

[biglmbass]

Very nice, WP. Would love to find a Queen linerlock in bonestag.

 

[redsparrow]

 

[matfox]

Similar size, and 40 years of age between these two.

 

[pertinux]

GEC #48 Whaler in ebony, Fiddleback Forge Stubby Muk in Shadetree Oreo Burlap

~ P.

 

[Half/Stop]

 

[ISKRA]

I call this one PB&J.

 

[Will Power]

The feathering effect on the horn on these two qualify

A.Wright Lambfoot in carbon 2016

Klaas Shadow c.50s/60s stainless

 

[redsparrow]

Not the latest, largest, most costly.... notable simply for the solid workman like build that has enabled the Buck 300 series to reliably do what a knife should, without fanfare all the while deserving the highest accolades. Think I'm a fan... you betcha!

Buck 301 over 303