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Awesome Boker! I wish they'd drop the weirdly placed shields and go back to the bolster stamps!
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What Makes a Good, Traditional Barlow?
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You bet David ! You bet !!
So do I !!
So do I !!
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Thanks, Gus!!Hubba Hubba!!
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Thanks, Steve!! I agree!!!
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The deep reds are amazing on those. All three are great looking barlows.View attachment 1656997View attachment 1657000
Thought my BF barlow looked good with these Case barlows. Its overcast here the one arm comes to life under direct sunlight, becomes all fiery
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What makes a good, traditional Barlow???
1095, Micarta and an easily pinch-able sheepfoot design, in the hands of skilled craftsman...
...seems to be the ticket.
1095, Micarta and an easily pinch-able sheepfoot design, in the hands of skilled craftsman...
...seems to be the ticket.
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Q: What makes a good traditional barlow?
A: Schrade bolster stamp with sawcut bone handles.
A: Schrade bolster stamp with sawcut bone handles.
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What makes a good, traditional Barlow???
1095, Micarta and an easily pinch-able sheepfoot design, in the hands of skilled craftsman...
...seems to be the ticket.
As a teacher, I give both of you full credit for your answers!
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These 3 Barlows are very well made .
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Huuuubbbbba…. Harry 
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A nice stand of oaks!! Complete with acorns!!
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I'm a real fan of the Boker Farmboy. It's one of the few knives that I've bought, then sold, then regretted it and finally found another to buy. I cannot understand why they never sell for more than about $50. Perhaps some don't like the deeper engraving on the blade. it's also a real chunk: certainly much wider than other Boker Barlows and the heaviest Barlow I own by a good bit. And you always know it's in the bottom of your pocket. But it really is a great knife, and one of my favorites for I'm not sure why.