What Makes a Good, Traditional Barlow?

Don't wanna waste a double post, so here is some barlow content:

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Thank you for the comments on my storage box everyone!! :thumbup::):)

Evan - thank you for making my little Charlow box long forgotten. :o:o:o:D

I have other Charlows which I also like a LOT Evan. :)

I would say yes - Barlow content for sure!! You have some real beauties there. :thumbup::thumbup::eek::)

I need that soup bone sheep foot friend - I think it would look much nicer with some of my Barlows. :D
 
Mr. Primble, what an awesome assortment of barlows, and a beautiful shadowbox to have them displayed in.
All you folks posting these single blade sheepsfoot barlows gives me hope that I may find one eventually.

Great stuff everyone!
 
ugh... this thread is killing me :eek:. Anybody want to sell me a Spear point long pull or a lambsfoot long pull TC Barlow? ;) I'm dying for a Barlow!
 
Nice shadow box, Rob!!:thumbup:
I like your choices, but you have to get a Stew's blade in there!!
Are the knives held in place, or is it for horizontal display?

Willydigger sent me this nice bead!:eek:
Thanks Fred!!:)
It is, of course, a pen-behind-the-main (as many gods have intended Barlows should be;))!

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I added the mammoth beads, which I found at the Oregon Knife show a few years back!!
 
Nice shadow box, Rob!!:thumbup:
I like your choices, but you have to get a Stew's blade in there!!
Are the knives held in place, or is it for horizontal display?

Willydigger sent me this nice bead!:eek:
Thanks Fred!!:)
It is, of course, a pen-behind-the-main (as many gods have intended Barlows should be;))!

I added the mammoth beads, which I found at the Oregon Knife show a few years back!!

Thank you Charlie - it is a horizontal display - the knives are just laying there - where I can just open the lid and grab one or more of them out.

The beads and carved TC bead are wonderful - you personalized it nicely. :thumbup::eek::)

I smiled when I read about the Stew's blade, since I knew I was getting ready to post this.

Autumn leaves are falling here already.

A Charlow Autumn:
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Thanks for the acorn idea Gevo. ;):)
 
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Awesome bead Charlie :) Great work Fred :thumbup:

Outstanding pic Mr P :)
 
Nice shadow box, Rob!!:thumbup:
I like your choices, but you have to get a Stew's blade in there!!
Are the knives held in place, or is it for horizontal display?

Willydigger sent me this nice bead!:eek:
Thanks Fred!!:)
It is, of course, a pen-behind-the-main (as many gods have intended Barlows should be;))!

TCbead1_zps976d41a0.jpg

TCbead2_zps38a88687.jpg

TCbead3_zps76b40146.jpg

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I added the mammoth beads, which I found at the Oregon Knife show a few years back!!

Nice Charlie....really nice.
 
Charlie
Fantastic set up there!! Just a beautiful bead. Fred!!

Primble

The Autumnal Harvest....I think I need to head out to the forest and see if I can find one of the mythical Soup Bone Charlow trees!! Fantastic pics, Sir
 
Barlow lovers - just try to explain how one could walk past a knife like this......



A shot ^^^^ before my beautiful Red Boned Clip Point was damaged and it became the Flat Belly, still love it to bits....
 
I apologise folks, .... I seem to be putting up older shots, and I still to this day cannot stop thinking about my lovely Ebony that I lost, I took this knife with me when I met Jack in the UK, it went around Scotland, It wasnt with me the day we spent an incredible hour and a half with Stan Shaw - but Stan held this very same Red Bone Clip of Charlies...and we have a photo of him doing so -just great - so this photo means a lot to me....
 
.................. and here is the knife that Paul actually dug in a gave to me on the news that the single blade was gone for good - THIS is what makes Traditional folk here probably some of the more important that I hold close to me......
 
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