The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
A grandaddy barlow (5 inches in length closed). As far as I can tell the tang stamp is EDWARD / FURNESS / ENGLAND. It has been my understanding that there were no Sheffield barlows of this pattern from this era. No idea if the knife is legitimate or not. It is very tight with good snap. The knife has integral bolsters. I have provided a good number of photos so the experts may have a chance to evaluate it.View attachment 1811112View attachment 1811111View attachment 1811114View attachment 1811113View attachment 1811123View attachment 1811124View attachment 1811122
Mining my old pics, I found these Schrade Cut Co Hawkbills!!
Picture from 2017.View attachment 1813745
Great to hear that John! Thank you for weighing in.Everything I see makes me think it is legit Dwight, type of construction, bone, pins, all look to match up to the smaller Furness barlows.
Charlie is that first knife a schrade harness jack? If so does it have an arched tang stamp? Be good to get a peak at that if possible.Wedged- shaped (typical) punches, just for clarity! You can vary the hole size by the depth of the punch insertion!View attachment 1813743
That’s impressive Charlie. Thanks for sharing those pics. To me schrade cuts are among the finest if not the finest knives ever made.Arched Schrade Stamps as requested, James!! The top three are Harness Jacks!!
Hope you can see them!
View attachment 1813919View attachment 1813920
I agree with you!!That’s impressive Charlie. Thanks for sharing those pics. To me schrade cuts are among the finest if not the finest knives ever made.
Real nicePicked up this Remington R6723 sleeveboard whittler.
View attachment 1814671
Wow, that's amazing. Great find. Congrats.Added another Eureka Jack to the collection, a very nice 3 1/2"ebony Ulster. Knife is close to unused with great etch. Eureka's are one of the toughest patterns to find. Last pic shows it next to my carry GEC Eureka, slightly smaller.View attachment 1815615View attachment 1815616View attachment 1815617View attachment 1815618View attachment 1815619View attachment 1815620View attachment 1815621
Amazing John, you have to write a book on "how to" you score very impressive knives my friendAdded another Eureka Jack to the collection, a very nice 3 1/2"ebony Ulster. Knife is close to unused with great etch. Eureka's are one of the toughest patterns to find. Last pic shows it next to my carry GEC Eureka, slightly smaller.View attachment 1815615View attachment 1815616View attachment 1815617View attachment 1815618View attachment 1815619View attachment 1815620View attachment 1815621
Astonishing knife, John!!Added another Eureka Jack to the collection, a very nice 3 1/2"ebony Ulster. Knife is close to unused with great etch. Eureka's are one of the toughest patterns to find. Last pic shows it next to my carry GEC Eureka, slightly smaller.View attachment 1815615View attachment 1815616View attachment 1815617View attachment 1815618View attachment 1815619View attachment 1815620View attachment 1815621
Super nice knife.Great knife good snag!!!
Added another Eureka Jack to the collection, a very nice 3 1/2"ebony Ulster. Knife is close to unused with great etch. Eureka's are one of the toughest patterns to find. Last pic shows it next to my carry GEC Eureka, slightly smaller.View attachment 1815615View attachment 1815616View attachment 1815617View attachment 1815618View attachment 1815619View attachment 1815620View attachment 1815621