Show us your Charlie Campagna SFOs

This is where it all began for me.

I have a modest collection, but a modest knife this isn't

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Thanks to Dave, Duncan, and all the others for sharing pics of your vast, varied collections of Charlie's SFOs. A couple of my favorites.

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Every one a winner, all single clip 15s.

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redsparrow redsparrow nice ivory HJ6 pic for you, sorry not for trade / sale.

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Thank You Dan, John, Jack, Duncan and everyone who has posted their SFO's here! :thumbsup::cool:
Some GREAT photography!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
Here is a bit of an odd ball ;) I'm not sure how many were produced, perhaps Charlie does??

HJ #5 with a Robeson punch instead of the Napanoch punch.
Apparently Great Eastern ran out of the Napanoch leather punch and used this one.

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Dave
 
There were just a handful of Robeson punches substituted into those #85s, Dave!! I can't remember the number! That and the stripey macassar Ebony, made them special!!
A lot of the "Specials" along the way were inadvertent!!:rolleyes:
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Here's another, along with Walnut bone lookin' like Peachseed!!:) Of course the punch is the Napanoch style!!
 
Chief! Oh my my - What a Line up - as soon as I saw you here- I thought - yep..here we go, this will be good!Bark ivory 66 eh and that 85!!! Wow!

Dave!, Wow - so you have it? Ok, the reason that one was made is I specifically said to bill- ok I have these two here with the Napanoch Punch- what else can you do for me? Bill said - "just wait Duncan, I'll do something good for you" , so Bill made that one for me on special Order- he was extremely worried when he couldn't find it for me- But it seems you Have! Thank you so much :D

ok....ok so that wasn't exactly true on how these came about lol, but what a gorgeous example- The Ebony being so light as well to show that Red - it looks like Cocobolo - beautiful! ( dayam... thats a honey my friend - whew )
 
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Thanks to Dave, Duncan, and all the others for sharing pics of your vast, varied collections of Charlie's SFOs. A couple of my favorites.

sawcutTCbarlows2.jpg


Every one a winner, all single clip 15s.

TCbarlowsingleclipcollection1.jpg


redsparrow redsparrow nice ivory HJ6 pic for you, sorry not for trade / sale.

gecivory2.jpg


waynorthtang-3.jpg
Yes, thank you Dave, Duncan and John for posting from your wonderful collections, simply fantastic!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
John, I'm happy just to have seen all that ivory. Amazing that it's all in one beautiful photo!
Thanks to all contributors you've made this an exceptional thread.

Here's one of my favorites from Charlie's SFOs
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Yes, thank you Dave, Duncan and John for posting from your wonderful collections, simply fantastic!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
John, I'm happy just to have seen all that ivory. Amazing that it's all in one beautiful photo!
Thanks to all contributors you've made this an exceptional thread.

Here's one of my favorites from Charlie's SFOs
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I agree with you on all counts redsparrow redsparrow ! I like the rhythym of the etch and the shield on that knife!!:)
 
Initially didn't chase the ancient TCs … got my first discovered that was a real mistake, the smooth bone trips my trigger.

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agreed, I remember when those used to float for a little bit, but ive grown to like that blade profile immensely as I continue to see a traditional with nice slim lines. as much as I enjoy clip blades, there is something asymmetric about them.
 
Thanks Duncan :) This is the Barlow you gave me in The Fat Cat just a few yards from where this pic was taken :) :thumbsup:

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This has turned into a great thread :) Outstanding posts Dave knowtracks knowtracks :) :thumbsup:


Very glad folks are posting such beautiful knives...there was a wee bit of hesitancy at first....given the "photo bucket curse" these new postings are a great reference point. Can you kind gentleman provide insights into the sequence of the HJs...in particular the numerical sequencing (e.g., what is different between the various models)? Thanks much. Mark
 
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