Spear-Carriers!

[Will Power]

I have to agree and may be one of the best looking knives ever.

A great example and no two are the same. It's 'matured' as when it came out few took notice of it, the dealer not being one of the usual Big Guns But it's rightly grown in appreciation Like mine anyway!

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Haegar]

Today Robert Klaas annual knife 2017 with Balbach Damast and BogOak #150/180

Gerd

 

[Spaten]

Giraffe? Thought it was some kind of fossilised Mammoth.

That other one is astounding, could look at it for hours

Thank you, friend!

 

[screened porch]

A bit worn, but a lot of nice knife left.

Sword Brand. 3.5" closed.
A Black Spearman. ("Ghost-of-a-Wolf laid about him with the savagery of a cornered wolf.") I wonder if I can find that book; I probably still have it.

 

[tongueriver]

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[redsparrow]

Will, here's one of my favorite spears. Not to wide, a nice swedge and long pull. A strong practical blade with a thick well rounded stag handle. Overall a very user friendly Northfield carrier.

 

[lambertiana]

The mad buffer has been at it, but it is still kinda cute.
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Nice celluloid, and still in good condition.

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Will, here's one of my favorite spears. Not to wide, a nice swedge and long pull. A strong practical blade with a thick well rounded stag handle. Overall a very user friendly Northfield carrier.

Love that.

Here's mine from today.

 

[OldHercDude]

Love that.

Here's mine from today.
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Wonderful scenery for the knife photos.

 

[Will Power]

The mad buffer has been at it, but it is still kinda cute.
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Very nice though I had an oldie that had been on the Shiner Run too but I found that light fruit cutting soon gets a decent patina back.

 

[Will Power]

Will, here's one of my favorite spears. Not to wide, a nice swedge and long pull. A strong practical blade with a thick well rounded stag handle. Overall a very user friendly Northfield carrier.

The word is Stellar

 

[Ty Goren]

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[Onebigbill]

 

[redsparrow]

Love that.
Here's mine from today.
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Thank you Rose and Thistle. Great scenery!! Carrying a Mardi Gras covered blade is like a party in your pocket wherever you go.

The word is Stellar

Thanks Will! Good description.
With that 77 in hand I really don't need another knife. (Don't tell my wife)

 

[willc]

An old Voos jackknife that needs a new cover.

 

[Grateful]

 

[5K Qs]

I haven't posted in this thread for over a year, but I still have plenty of spearpoints that I could display here (even though posting the spear blades from ALL of my canoes seems destined to bore readers). How about some spearpoint blades from Case? I don't think I've posted many of those (Indian canoe spearpoint etch on a vintage redbone canoe and spear main on a humpback stockman being the only exceptions IIRC).
Here's an Harvest Orange Tribal Lock with Zulu spear that I enjoy FAR more than I thought I would:


And despite my denigrating the idea of posting ALL of my canoes, showing off a couple of Case canoe spear/pen blades seems acceptable:
Gum Fuddy stainless:


Amber bone CV:


- GT

 

[btb01]

I’ve been cycling through spearpoint #25’s this week.

 

[Will Power]

Noob here!
These two are my first long pull spears and I absolutely adore them. Top one is a huuge Kutmaster and bottom is a WM Enders (proto-Keen Kutter, right?) 3-inch dogleg. I like the Enders bone a bit more but they're both really pretty. The Kutmaster has super snappy blades with a medium pull, the Enders has a nice snappy medium pull pen blade but the main blade has a much lighter pull that is still quite satisfying but wouldn't inspire much confidence as a heavy user .

The Kutmaster came to me with a bit of a sunken belly but you would never suspect a thing after I reprofiled it on a whetstone!

I love these two so much! Definitely digging these antique spear points.

Those are Remarkables

That Kutmaster is a real Stabber Jack