What Fiddleback Forge knife are you totin' today?

[VANCE]

~P.

looks like he brought you a stick back

 

[varga49]

~P.

looks like he brought you a stick back

I can just hear him saying "I make this fiddleback look really cool!@


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[Mistwalker]

I can just hear him saying "I make this fiddleback look really cool!@


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I can see that too.

 

[pertinux]

... with a strong leather game, to boot.

~ P.

 

[Fiddleback Outpost]

My new Lady. [emoji91][emoji7] - Robert


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[Tekton]

My new Lady. [emoji91][emoji7] - Robert


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Beautiful

 

[Nbrackett]

My new Lady. [emoji91][emoji7] - Robert


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I'm jealous.

 

[Mistwalker]

... with a strong leather game, to boot.

~ P.

I really like that. I need to talk to Jason about doing a version with some tooling. Mine won't always be hidden away in my pocket

 

[varga49]

My new Lady. [emoji91][emoji7] - Robert


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Woah...! Is that a Jason sheath??


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[Mistwalker]

The Wingman today

 

[Fiddleback Outpost]

Beautiful

Thank you!

I'm jealous.

You have quite the lookers in your collection...I'm just trying to catch up!

Woah...! Is that a Jason sheath??

It is a Diomedes indeed. 4" Traditional with Serpentine tooling in Russet. I'd like an XCarry too, but some people keep buying them all. [emoji6]

- Robert


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[varga49]

I'm giving this one a spin today before I send it off to Tigerclaw Sharpening for a serious working edge.


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[Tim the Wizard]

I really dig the old school knives. It is sort of ironic that "old school" really only has a 5 to 10 year heritage. But knife years are like dog years. Once converted, that knife is almost 48 years old

Haha... young by any measure it seems .

 

[Luca917]

I really dig the old school knives. It is sort of ironic that "old school" really only has a 5 to 10 year heritage. But knife years are like dog years. Once converted, that knife is almost 48 years old

Haha... young by any measure it seems .

Exactly. Love the old stuff...

 

[dalefuller]

For the last few weeks it's been the Huntsman that Allen made:

Then, on Monday, the PO dropped off this BC Jr and she "found" her way into my pocket:

My folders don't have a chance anymore. Might as well sell all of 'em. Don't see the FbF or WAS blades giving up their pocket time to a folder.

 

[pertinux]

This 'un, with these 'ems:

~ P.

 

[Fiddleback Outpost]

For the last few weeks it's been the Huntsman that Allen made:

Then, on Monday, the PO dropped off this BC Jr and she "found" her way into my pocket:

My folders don't have a chance anymore. Might as well sell all of 'em. Don't see the FbF or WAS blades giving up their pocket time to a folder.

Both are fantastic! That Huntsman is a favorite and that BC Jr is one of the best I've seen! Great choices! - Robert


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[varga49]

This 'un, with these 'ems:

~ P.

That's a really beautiful sheepsfoot or wharncliffe? I'm not terribly well versed with folders. And that small coin, sterling?


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[VANCE]

That's a really beautiful sheepsfoot or wharncliffe? I'm not terribly well versed with folders. And that small coin, sterling?


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i believe that would be a sheepsfoot

the wharnecliff has more of a point or drops less suddenly......if that makes sense

 

[varga49]

i believe that would be a sheepsfoot

the wharnecliff has more of a point

Ahhh Thanks Phillip


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