NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

[TLARbb]

Wow! This really turned into a great thread with some great combinations and beautiful knives. I have enjoyed it immensely!

Ed J

 

[kamagong]

Ignore the tomahawk. Slipjoints are eminently useful, but there's nothing like a big knife to bring a smile to your face.



- Christian

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Here're a couple pairs that have done me well.

 

[arizonaranchman]

A duo capable of covering many daily tasks. :thumbup:

 

[arizonaranchman]

A favorite pairing... Pemberton and Eureka Jack in matching autumn gold bone

 

[singin50]

New and old pachyderms on Northwoods:

Very nice combo!
Perry

 

[nevermind35]

Heres a nice pair. The Barlow is my absolute favorite tradional pattern. The knife on bottom is what really opened my eyes to traditionals in general. Im not sure exactly where I got the lower knife, Ive had it for as long as I can remember. I never thought much of it as a kid until about 6 years back or so when I really started getting into knives and I noticed how much I really like it. I put a nice edge on both blades and blued them. This thing takes an amazing edge!

The other Barlow I got at some garage sale or gun show, I dont remember exactly. I actually was going through my closet earlier today and found a few knives that I havent handled in a couple years. This is one of them. I need to take some light steel wool to the surface rust and clean it up and oil it. Ill probably do that tomorrow.

 

[Will Power]

Christian Those 'choppers' make a refreshing change

Great to see such variety in the knife-pairings. Here's some Lags at work...

 

[Primble]

About to slip off to page two - can't allow it yet !!!

 

[Half/Stop]

Primble, beautiful knives and photos :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: But I have a soft spot in the old heart for those Case Red Bones

~ Ron

 

[Will Power]

Fine, very fine handles on that Backpocket Primble:thumbup: The others are so-so....

Untouched and Used

 

[Gevonovich]

Great pictures as always, Primble. That tanish Backpocket is a stunner. Thanks for staying diligent and not allowing this thread to slip!

 

[Peregrin]

Here's a pair of Joel Chamblin's. The WT is ATS-34, The SBJ is CPM-154. Sorry about the crappy photo. There's nothing crappy about the knives though.

 

[Gevonovich]

Super pair, Gary!! Joel sure makes some lookers

 

[ismaris]

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My favs!

 

[ismaris]

About to slip off to page two - can't allow it yet !!!

Amazing specimens Primble! Especially the red back pocket:thumbup:

 

[ptradeco]

Thanks for all the nice comments on my Ericksons. Much appreciated. Many more fine pairs have been shown. Good thread!

 

[Primble]

Primble, beautiful knives and photos :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: But I have a soft spot in the old heart for those Case Red Bones

~ Ron

Thank you Ron, as always.

Fine, very fine handles on that Backpocket Primble:thumbup: The others are so-so....

Untouched and Used

Thank you Will - you started a fine thread - great pictures - BUT - most of all great knives! :thumbup:

Great pictures as always, Primble. That tanish Backpocket is a stunner. Thanks for staying diligent and not allowing this thread to slip!

Here's a pair of Joel Chamblin's. The WT is ATS-34, The SBJ is CPM-154. Sorry about the crappy photo. There's nothing crappy about the knives though.

Gary - I can't remember you ever having a crappy knife!!

Amazing specimens Primble! Especially the red back pocket:thumbup:

Thank you sir - pretty amazing knives you posted. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

"Gary - I can't remember you ever having a crappy knife!! " - Primble

I agree with Primble Gary. I think like your knives, Primbles knives are inversely proportional to his nice pictures. :barf: Photoshop is his friend!

 

[Markesharp]

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