Show us your Charlie Campagna SFOs

[Johnnythefox]

marrow bone is a synonym
usually (here in germany) it is bovine bone and with the marrow we make marrow dumplings.

and yes, i know what is typical for a 'Soup Bone' on a knife.

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Thats confused me I meant for a knife?

 

[Bloodloss]

What is soup bone?

I think it's just a term for not sawcut or dressed. It has the natural grooves exposed.

 

[JoKr]

Thats confused me I meant for a knife?

oh me too!
without knowing that for sure, GEC uses Bovine tubular bone.
what we look at and what we see with the finished knife handle is the cut open inside of the long bone/ hollow bone.

pretty much all of the bone used to be used, including the 'scraps' after the 'premium' outer parts of the bone were used, the 2nd and 3rd cuts (sometimes you see porous parts in the bone) of the bones were also used, and the inside of the bones too.
and the inside is what we see with the so called soup bone handles.

 

[waynorth]

oh me too!
without knowing that for sure, GEC uses Bovine tubular bone.
what we look at and what we see with the finished knife handle is the cut open inside of the long bone/ hollow bone.

pretty much all of the bone used to be used, including the 'scraps' after the 'premium' outer parts of the bone were used, the 2nd and 3rd cuts (sometimes you see porous parts in the bone) of the bones were also used, and the inside of the bones too.
and the inside is what we see with the so called soup bone handles.

Good explanation, JoKr!! The first ones were called "Inside-Out Bone", until gunstockjack came up with the term "Soup-Bone"!!!

 

[BladeRust]

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[JoKr]

The first ones were called "Inside-Out Bone", until gunstockjack came up with the term "Soup-Bone"

great info CC, thnx!

 

[waynorth]

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Great Dartboard, Rust!!!

 

[BladeRust]

Great Dartboard, Rust!!!View attachment 2059028

Thanks Charlie! Lots of hunting.

 

[rdave]

Nice CC TC, but a cold morning in the mountains today.

 

[madtaz63]

Chilly Tonight! Soupbone..

 

[AZGabe]

Very nice. What model is that?

 

[CuzDoug85]

 

[Jack Black]

Good explanation, JoKr!! The first ones were called "Inside-Out Bone", until gunstockjack came up with the term "Soup-Bone"!!!

It's a good job you're not losing your memory Charlie

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Great Dartboard, Rust!!!View attachment 2059028

That's a very cool photo

Chilly Tonight! Soupbone..

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Souper! A picture is worth a thousand words, 2,000 in this case

Very nice. What model is that?

Thanks, it's one of Charlie's Northfield #15 Radio Jacks, a one-time Traditional Knife of the Year for me

Carrying ebony today too

 

[waynorth]

Thanks for all the kind words, Jack!!

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

I tried searching for the answer to this question that a friend and I were chatting about, but I didn’t find a definitive answer here in BFs. What are all the patterns that make up Charlie’s waynorth Diamond Series of knives? We came up with the Radio Jack 15, Harness Jack 15, Rope 15, Orchard Gem 38, Washington 77s, and Diamond Jack 48s. Any others?

 

[Travman]

 

[rdave]

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real nice pair of knives and pic

 

[Markeologist]

I tried searching for the answer to this question that a friend and I were chatting about, but I didn’t find a definitive answer here in BFs. What are all the patterns that make up Charlie’s waynorth Diamond Series of knives? We came up with the Radio Jack 15, Harness Jack 15, Rope 15, Orchard Gem 38, Washington 77s, and Diamond Jack 48s. Any others?

Thats all I can recall … gave my dad the Orchard Gem.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Thats all I can recall … gave my dad the Orchard Gem.View attachment 2071576

That’s a great looking lineup, Mark…thanks for posting them and confirming what I could remember. I bet Dad was pleased with the OG!

 

[Markeologist]

That’s a great looking lineup, Mark…thanks for posting them and confirming what I could remember. I bet Dad was pleased with the OG!

My dad’s Orchard Gem in action from previous post: