Straight edge Traditionals

[Gary W. Graley]

I am not sure, I didn’t shoot it

But I am guessing that it’s stag, and it has been a while since I have seen any of this company’s work
G2

 

[rbeggs]

Many thanks, they're a remarkable and unusual pattern. The early all-steel versions had Coping in front of the Spear, the later brass lined ones put it behind I believe.

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Yes they're my favorite pattern and GEC is the best looking in my opinion. I was mainly commenting on the barehead white bone, I didn't know they made those its a beauty. I wish they put coping in front now. The small blade behind is not natural for me.

 

[Will Power]

rbeggs Ah, didn't know you were an enthusiast, but you are absolutely right

In the 12 years I've had it, it has mainly lived in the roll. The Greenbone is my user. The Ivory Bone has like the Lick Creek Farmer I own, turned a rich hue in time. Got it out this morning and here's a shot, one of my favourite GECs for sure.

Thanks, Will

 

[Rufus1949]

 

[black mamba]

I ground the spey into a nice sheepfoot on this #39.

And I really like the huge sheepfoot on this Queen jumbo stockman.

 

[rbeggs]

rbeggs Ah, didn't know you were an enthusiast, but you are absolutely right

In the 12 years I've had it, it has mainly lived in the roll. The Greenbone is my user. The Ivory Bone has like the Lick Creek Farmer I own, turned a rich hue in time. Got it out this morning and here's a shot, one of my favourite GECs for sure.

Thanks, Will

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Very special keeper right there!

 

[Jack Black]

Carl Kammerling Lambsfoot.



Richards Sheepsfoot.



A. Wright Ettrick.



Pallades Friction Folder.



2019 Guardians Lambsfoot.

 

[Rufus1949]

 

[Jack Black]

African Rosewood Lambsfoot SFO.



Case Swayback Jack.



Joseph Rodgers Lambsfoot Barlow.



Eric Albers Lambsfoot in Abonya Burl.

 

[Rufus1949]

African Rosewood Lambsfoot SFO.

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Case Swayback Jack.

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Joseph Rodgers Lambsfoot Barlow.

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Eric Albers Lambsfoot in Abonya Burl.

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And the jewels keep on coming g. Nice Jack.

 

[unclekurty]

A Keown with some mammoth covers.

 

[Wishfulthinker580]

A Keown with some mammoth covers.

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You sir have an awesome collection with a lot of beautiful knives.

 

[unclekurty]

You sir have an awesome collection with a lot of beautiful knives.

Thank you. And I have a lot with straight edges.

 

[Jack Black]

And the jewels keep on coming g. Nice Jack.

Thanks Bob, I have a whole cabinet of British Army and Navy Clasp Knives I need to photoraph at some point!

 

[Jack Black]

Joseph Rodgers Shadow Lambsfoot.



Hultafors Chisel Knife.



Damascus Lambsfoot SFO in vintage Sambar Stag.



Colin Winand 1951 Belgian Navy Clasp Knife.



Romany Churi.

 

[Jack Black]

A sample for the 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot.



Unmarked British Army Clasp Knife from WW2.



GEC #05 Keychain Knife.



Not a Trim Trio.



TEW Stockman.



A Tackler I had made by A. Wright.

 

[Will Power]

 

[Jack Black]

A. Wright Ivory Lambsfoot.



Trevor Ablett Sheepsfoot (and Clip).



Klein & Sons Rope Knife.



Joseph Rodgers Stockman.



My giveaway prize last Yorkshire Day, I'd forgotten about this one!

 

[jmh33]

 

[Shorttime]

I usually stomp around over in General. I've been finding that there are a couple of threads I can play in, here.

Marble's G. I. Jack. Made in China, if that's a consideration for you. Lives in my lunchbox, for just in case.

Stripping blade on my SAK electrician, featured in other places, as well. Offers lots of control, but the wire stripper portion on the two-blade pattern knives works better in my opinion.




I'm still campaigning for calling them all "modfied wharnsheepsnesscliffmucktantos", because it's something we can all unite behind not liking.