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What Makes a Good, Traditional Barlow?

wlfryjr said:
The same explanation I have been told Charlie,it is a phonetic transcription:

U (you) T (tee) K (keh, short k sound) I also expect long before Kutmaster. It is one of their earlier stamps,early ones having this stamp also :

Utica%20UTK%20Warranted%20pick%20bone%20711.jpg


Notice the small NY incorporated in the stamp. Utica,NY
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Nice, rare stamp!! That wouldn't be an FJ, would it??
 
Yes,how did you guess.

Thanks Will and Jack,it is what most call pickbone.
 
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wlfryjr said:
The same explanation I have been told Charlie,it is a phonetic transcription:

U (you) T (tee) K (keh, short k sound) I also expect long before Kutmaster. It is one of their earlier stamps,early ones having this stamp also :

Utica%20UTK%20Warranted%20pick%20bone%20711.jpg


Notice the small NY incorporated in the stamp. Utica,NY
Click to expand...

Now that is a perfect stamp!!! Thanks for sharing, Lyle!
 
You guys are killing me with Appaloosa barlows and soup bones. I've been itching for a Case 62009 1/2 appaloosa for the past four years. Every time I see a nice light and dark one at an auction I'm at work at the sell point. Maybe I need to hit up some antique shops. I love those soup bones as well. So much character. One day I will get my hands of one...I hope. Beautiful knives follks, I've known about Case appaloosa barlows for a while, but I didn't know about the red bones. some of these are soupy, very cool.
 
Nice example, Phil!:thumbup:
When I saw it, I immediately called GEC, and changed an upcoming SFO to include that color!!:eek:


Shhhhhhhhhh!:D
 
Thanks, Robb, Paul, and Charlie!

waynorth said:
Nice example, Phil!:thumbup:
When I saw it, I immediately called GEC, and changed an upcoming SFO to include that color!!:eek:


Shhhhhhhhhh!:D
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:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::thumbup:

Good call! It's a great color! Got it in my pocket again today.
 
Sweet looking first run TC, Phil! I always have to pull out the drool cup when you show that knife.

Charlie, you're killing me! What's on the horizon...? Argh, I guess I'll just have to wait. :):confused:
 
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