Show me your traditional lockbacks!

stezann It's a jigged bone that RR makes to look like Armour, they do it on a number of patterns and I find it very effective, like you, I live in Europe so you can get them here no problem, inexpensive too.

Regards, Will
 
Two Schrade 5OTs, the green with carbon steel, the woodie with Schrade+ stainless.

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Here's a great little RR three spring canoe lockback whittler. It's a touch over 3 inches so the three spring width works well in the hand.
I love the nice wide coping blade.

Best regards

Robin


 
I haven't seen a yellow one yet:

AG Russell (by Camillus) 154cm steel.

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Well used GEC Lockback w/ebony covers

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But have no fear. Here it is all cleaned up and ready to go again.

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Here is another of my Craftsman lockbacks but this one is without a model number.

 
Here is a Camillus reworked by Santa Fe Stoneworks, I purchased it in the early '90s or late '80s. My only traditional lockback...so far!



 
Buck 110 - my EDC for about 20 years in the Army
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Buck 112 - bought at about the same time as the 110 above
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Some older ones...

Ulster "The True Mountaineer"
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New York Knife Company #187 Lockback Hunter
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Russell #736 Hunt Knife
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Some newer ones...

Winchester #1927, "Black Box", 1988
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Camillus Classic Cartridge Knife CCC-6 - .44 Remington Magnum, 1996
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Camillus Cyber Knife #2, 2001
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Bull Lock #23 by Great Eastern Cutlery, 2013
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