NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

[paulhilborn]

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Two Modern Day Classics by two CLASS ACTS in the knife world, Thanks Charlie and Lyle

 

[The Fort]

A pair of Jacks, both by Case

An incomparable pair Paul!

 

[Duckdog]

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Two Modern Day Classics by two CLASS ACTS in the knife world, Thanks Charlie and Lyle

Wow!!
- Stuart

 

[Duckdog]

Another big Clauss, just in case, with a swell center Aerial.

- Stuart

 

[redsparrow]

Northwoods in Mammoth Ivory

 

[Travman]

Abbot and Costello.

 

[paulhilborn]

Another big Clauss, just in case, with a swell center Aerial.

- Stuart

Beautiful pair Stuart and fantastic EBONY

Northwoods in Mammoth Ivory

WOW James!!! what a pair and what a picture

Abbot and Costello.View attachment 886952

Hey "ABBOTT"!!! Great combo right there

 

[Half/Stop]

Man, I need to look at this thread more often! Home run after home run! Here’s a pair of Charlie’s Rope Knives that are pretty competitive in their own right!

 

[black mamba]

I know that celluloid and modern acrylics aren't everyone's choice, but these two oldies are gorgeous to my eye.

Schrade Cut Co #2564K @ 3⅜" closed, and a Robeson #822105 @ 3⅛" closed, both from the '30s in butter & molasses celluloid. The Robeson ShurEdge tang stamp is from 1922-1939. Thanks go to Duncan for the Cut Co, and to Charlie for helping me identify the model and time of manufacture. Both knives have full blades, great action and snap, and NO outgassing!

 

[redsparrow]

I had to jump back in with another post.

Two Modern Day Classics by two CLASS ACTS in the knife world, Thanks Charlie and Lyle

WOW James!!! what a pair and what a picture

Thanks Paul! Believe it or not, seeing the fantastic pruners you posted earlier today is what prompted me to bring out the Northfields. Those are two wonderful knives you have there my friend!!!

 

[Will Power]

Fantastic Jeff, they look good enough to eat that might cause outgassing though....

 

[redsparrow]

Man, I need to look at this thread more often! Home run after home run! Here’s a pair of Charlie’s Rope Knives that are pretty competitive in their own right!

That's a cool photo Ron!!!

I know that celluloid and modern acrylics aren't everyone's choice, but these two oldies are gorgeous to my eye.

Schrade Cut Co #2564K @ 3⅜" closed, and a Robeson #822105 @ 3⅛" closed, both from the '30s in butter & molasses celluloid. The Robeson ShurEdge tang stamp is from 1922-1939. Thanks go to Duncan for the Cut Co, and to Charlie for helping me identify the model and time of manufacture. Both knives have full blades, great action and snap, and NO outgassing!

Very special Jeff!!! I always thought the Butter and Molasses was the best of the celluloids.

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Will, they are pretty delectable, especially with pancakes!

Much appreciated, James!

 

[Will Power]

I'd really like to see a modern acrylic doing a version of Butter&Mol. There are some very good acrylics around and credit to GEC for giving them a window.

 

[Half/Stop]

That's a cool photo Ron!!!

Thanks my friend!

black mamba Jeff I'm going to have hot biscuits for dinner after seeing that pair you shared with us. They are both in very nice shape. Great knives!

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Ron, enjoy the biscuits!

 

[Duckdog]

redsparrow , Travman , black mamba , Half/Stop Very nice knives, guys. paulhilborn Thank, Paul. I've been having ebony envy after seeing some of the posts in this and other threads.
-Stuart

 

[The Fort]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[The Fort]

A pair of Porkers! Case on top, Winchester beneath.