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^ Beautiful. Welcome to Traditionals :thumbup:
All great knives. The penknives are very classy. That is a fine Christopher Johnson stockman Duncan. Johnson's factory was named the Western Works so hence the name. I like the horn scales.
Nice knives and great sentiments on this page so far. Thanks to all.
Campbellclanman ... A lovely display of fine knives [and I like the photos]. I noted too your kind hearted words. I had the pleasure of Jack's company this afternoon and he brought a present for me [yes it was sharp and pointy] ... and he bought the chips, [mind you it was his turn. I know this because I had written it down on a piece of paper !] Lovely stockman ... love the scales. Thanks for all that. AD.
Hey Jack - nice Haul indeed! - whats the half - pan thingy? the Compass looks like a nice one - any age to it Sir?
Super gleanings, Jack. I've pretty much given up my local places, as they never have interesting stuff anymore. I must travel further afield. You certainly are the master at finding interesting areas, that also yield good results!
I had this EXACT knife about two years ago. It now resides in very good hands in NZ:thumbup:
The one I sold was Identical to this but in original shape where this one underwent a bit of restoration I bought it this way and am glad to have it but I always look for "as is" condition that can yet be made serviceable again:thumbup:
Electric Cut Co Jack with great Bone covers Circa 1910---1920? 3 7/16 closed, SOLID blades with great walk and talk:thumbup:
Paul, I think I'd have to use this one if it were in my hands. Maybe that's sacrilege, but I love seeing old knives be used.
Wow, absolutely lovely knife Paul, great lines and real character :thumbup:
Nice knife- great exchange between two of our greats....good on you Mike :thumbup:
WOW - a lot of character in that old Schrade Cut. Co., Paul. :thumbup: