NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

[Will Power]

Camel Bone and Micarta. The 38 being single-spring has a minor blade that lies so low in the frame that the knife feels and handles like a single-blade. But, you get the advantage of another blade

 

[WhittlinAway]

Stacked Leather & Stacked Birch Bark

 

[Zachary]

A pair from AG Russell.
Notable nuts.

 

[hamsco]

 

[Travman]

Giraffe bone & Buffalo bone. I think both of these handles started out somewhere in Africa.

 

[Zachary]

Some notable micarta.

 

[Will Power]

Fine examples @Zachary It may be a divisive material but I like it a lot, tough, has looks and excellent in hand aspect.

Thanks, Will

 

[Zachary]

Fine examples @Zachary It may be a divisive material but I like it a lot, tough, has looks and excellent in hand aspect.

Thanks, Will

Thank you sir.
I agree, what keeps me coming back to micarta knives is the way they feel when being used, and the rugged aesthetic visual does no harm.

 

[bflying]

Scanned through my pics today and found a number of pairs.

Old 'n New.

Sarge Burl.

Festive.

 

[bflying]

Father 'n Son

With/Without RIT dye.

German Bulls.

Germany 'n China.

 

[bflying]

Big 'n Little.

Couple-a-handmade

 

[bflying]

Couple Dogs Heads

Yellow Delrin

Odds 'n Ends

 

[dantzk8]

A notable pair of working knives.

Dan.

 

[TheChunk91]

8173 3/4 and 8173.

 

[Travman]

 

[Will Power]

 

[Atiger]

A pair of swayback gents modified by our own Glennbad in mammoth ivory.

 

[redsparrow]

Notable Northwoods

 

[Burnt Stag]

How bout an Outlaw and a White Owl.

 

[Will Power]

@Burnt Stag Choice examples The Outlaw is a rarely seen pattern and I don't understand why. I've one in Rootbeer but kick myself for letting the chance of a Bone one slip by. That's some great Stag on your one