Show me some traditional lockbacks!

[clutchcarter]

This one is my favorite on this thread......so far! So many nice one folks!

Northfield #72 Red Stag

Just got this one recently.......

 

[Will Power]

I agree, Jeff's Red Stag is Boss Stuff :thumbup: Not just the colour mind but excellently finished pins, no eyesore sink-holes to lose yourself down

That's an extremely tidy lockback Whittler, great finish too!

Regards, Will

 

[navihawk]

Case Mini Copperlock.

 

[ismaris]

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This may not qualify as a traditional, but I'm posting it. It is a Browning Citori, 440C steel, hollow ground, ebony covers. F&F superior. If you like it you can find them on the big auction site.

 

[Peregrin]

Traditional enough for me. I like it. It would make a nice carry with my Citori Superlight .

 

[Dean51]

Buck 501 from their custom shop. #30V steel and water buffalo.

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[Grateful]

Nice Buck Dean. :thumbup:

Jim

 

[Dean51]

Thank you Jim

It's as close to a custom as I will ever own.

 

[Hawk45]

72 & 42

 

[ismaris]

Traditional enough for me. I like it. It would make a nice carry with my Citori Superlight .

Thanks, Gary.

 

[Flyboy70]

Case Mako, b'day gift from my father-in-law, in need of some serious attention. Can anyone tell this newbie "collector" what to use to clean her up?

 

[dpowers311]

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RR lock back trapper .

Is that a double lockback?
Dave

 

[ATwistedStaple]

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This may not qualify as a traditional, but I'm posting it. It is a Browning Citori, 440C steel, hollow ground, ebony covers. F&F superior. If you like it you can find them on the big auction site.

How deep is the etching on that bolster? I like it if I can polish that off.

 

[ATwistedStaple]

Here is my only lockback. It is a Grohmann Mini Russell R340S. Made in Canada (Nova Scotia) and patterned after their D.H.Russell Belt Knife. They make a larger version, but I wanted something handy for pocket carry and I think this one's just right. Has a great feel and excellent design. Rosewood handles are nice.

Love this. Definitely going on the short list.

 

[R.c.s]

Is that a double lockback?
Dave

Hi Dave . no it only locks the main blade

 

[Harry]

Here is my only lockback. It is a Grohmann Mini Russell R340S. Made in Canada (Nova Scotia) and patterned after their D.H.Russell Belt Knife. They make a larger version, but I wanted something handy for pocket carry and I think this one's just right. Has a great feel and excellent design. Rosewood handles are nice.

Ah yes another one on my list of must haves:thumbup:

 

[ATwistedStaple]

Pity. They don't seem to be offering it in anything but the Rosewood currently. Will have to hold out for the black micarta.

 

[ismaris]

How deep is the etching on that bolster? I like it if I can polish that off.

Grinding would be the appropriate term. The etch is serious.

 

[ismaris]

How deep is the etching on that bolster? I like it if I can polish that off.

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Clean bolsters on this old Gerber linerlock. No grinding necessary. Great knife, also 440C if memory serves. Rosewood scales. These also show up regularly in their many variations on the big auction site. (Apologies for the poor phone pic.)

 

[dma1965]

Here is one I just made. The blade is an old, and fairly uncommon, Schrade 7OT blade in carbon steel. I made copper liners and bolsters for it, and scaled it in Argentinian Lignum Vitae (Verawood).