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"Old Knives"

I picked knife obsessing up a couple years ago. I’m a life long Knut though and had 50 or so pocket knives from over the years to get started back at it. Is there a place to go online to find some older decent traditional lambs? I’m still looking for my first one! Id really appreciate it if someone might private message me, if, you have any suggestions, gentlemen. Thanks in advance for any info you can share. Btw, all of you have some gorgeous examples.
 
waynorth said:
About 220, Duncan, give or take a couple!! There are a couple "one of a kinds" that are included!! An Elephant handled HJ and TC!! 🐘
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That's just insanely impressive Charlie! Really all we need to do is people - people like our very good friend like Mr. Knowtracks what that means to him, myself, and if we are feeling this- there will be hundreds+ who feel the same way that that is something darned special.

Its about time the podcast got you back for another session I think Charlie :)
 
Campbellclanman said:
That's just insanely impressive Charlie! Really all we need to do is people - people like our very good friend like Mr. Knowtracks what that means to him, myself, and if we are feeling this- there will be hundreds+ who feel the same way that that is something darned special.

Its about time the podcast got you back for another session I think Charlie :)
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Thanks, Duncan!! I wish I could get a few more from GEC!! :rolleyes:
 
Campbellclanman said:
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I meant the Sheep’s last dip Knife Charlie - but of course these samples too!!
It’s amazing when you look back at (all) the Barlows, Harness Jacks, 48’s , the Charlie / Rhidian knives -all of these patterns resurrected through you!
Which leads to a question here Charlie, do you know how many SFO’s have been released by you?
This includes each variant of handle pattern of each pattern.
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I tried counting a few times,unfortunately frontier school division didn't teach is to count above 200.
 
This one just arrived, made in Solingen in stag and with a stainless steel main blade.
I don't know the brand name, can anyone point it out to me?


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This one just arrived, made in Solingen in stag and with a stainless steel main blade.
I don't know the brand name, can anyone point it out to me?


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I believe it is f.w.jordan who made it in the 30's at least the pen blade
 
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IMG_3418.jpegIMG_3417.jpegIMG_3416.jpegHere are 3 interesting knives, Trout Hardware of Chicago used the Square Deal trademark and its etched on both of the knives marked Lawton Cutlery, also of Chicago. The ebony one has both blades etched, pretty cool. Love the fish etch on the Trout Hardware marked knife!
 
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