Smooth Bone - Let's see 'em

[BrotherJim]

 

[Brumby53]

Brother Jim, the Canal Street top right.... that is sensational coloring!!!!
I am not familiar with CS patterns .... more info please if you could?

 

[Will Power]

Thread Master! Great knife there, you lucky man!:thumbup:

Here's an RR I like a lot, locking Small Sodbuster in Smooth Bone

Thanks, Will

 

[Jack Black]

Here's a few

 

[SAK Guy]

Very nice Jack!!! That Joseph Rodgers & Sons in the middle is sublime!!!

 

[SAK Guy]

Thread Master! Great knife there, you lucky man!:thumbup:

Thanks, Will

Thank you Will...I'm just lucky to have such good friends! Joe58 made that one happen! :thumbup::thumbup:

RR has a lot of nice knives. and that locking Soddie looks marvelous!

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice Jack!!! That Joseph Rodgers & Sons in the middle is sublime!!!

Thank you my friend, it's a bit of a beast :thumbup:

 

[5K Qs]

Lots of attractive examples of smooth bone posted here! :thumbup::thumbup:
I think my only one is this Rough Rider Half-Hawk in smooth tobacco bone, but after browsing this thread, I think there will be more smooth bone in my future!

- GT

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[R.c.s]

Pete

I really like the coulering on the lockback :thumbup: I can't quite make it out is there scrim on it Pete ?

 

[Stich2442]

I really like the coulering on the lockback :thumbup:

Thanks, I got that when I was a kid it was my first locking knife, it was pure white when it started out, but my grubby little paws changed that, I've had it for around 30-35 years, it seemed huge when I was a kid.

Pete

 

[Jack Black]

I've had a couple of those too GT, really nice pattern I think :thumbup:

 

[2Dead]

Hmm, I looked through my list and most of my bone handled knives are jigged and my smooth handled knives are mostly acrylic, micarta, or wood. Here are the few of the list that are smooth bone. Hmm, and except for the Ben Hogan, all look like they have trapper frames.

Canal Street





Case


GEC







Northwoods Hawthorne (GEC made #48)


Scagel Fruitport (GEC made #48)

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks, I got that when I was a kid it was my first locking knife, it was pure white when it started out, but my grubby little paws changed that, I've had it for around 30-35 years, it seemed huge when I was a kid.

Pete
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I agree with Rcs that the lockback looks very cool, and the story behind it is even better! :thumbup::thumbup:

I've had a couple of those too GT, really nice pattern I think :thumbup:

I agree, Jack, although it's a bit bigger than what I typically carry. I'll have to try to give it a fair chance in the rotation this summer.

- GT

 

[Jack Black]

I agree, Jack, although it's a bit bigger than what I typically carry. I'll have to try to give it a fair chance in the rotation this summer.

It's certainly a substantial knife :thumbup: Every time I buy one, I end up giving it away to someone who admires it!

 

[RDaneel]

A few of mine.

 

[swaybacksteve]

it is really surprising ( or maybe I shouldn't be surprised) how well Rough Rider puts out a nice bone scale.....

here is my smooth bone, until the Northwoods # 15 arrives, GEC Maverick in primitive bone

 

[oldtymer]

Pretty sure this is the only smooth bone I have, all the rest are jigged.

 

[supratentorial]

I'm a fan of the smooth yellow that Queen Cutlery uses on their Winchester and Moore Maker knives. Here are a couple examples.

 

[kenspen]

Well, I asked for it and you guys are killing me here! So many gorgeous examples to spur me on in acquisition efforts. Here's one more I forgot to put in my original post.