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What Makes a Good, Traditional Barlow?

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Very creative composition Harvey. Love the colors.

I realized as I was catching up on this thread that I haven't posted any photos of this 2012 PPP TC here since it arrived from New Zealand. This ended up in my possession thanks to an incredibly generous GAW by @Campbellclanman. Thank you again, Duncan!
Super post Barrett! Thanks for the Sheffield pics.

This Schrade Cut Co is a little rough around the edges, but I guess its earned it!
I do so love these old ones.

A creamy dreamy pair of TC's.

Nice one Ron. Here's another old Schrade that looks like it earned its keep.
Yes indeed. Such a dignified old gentleman.

This I*XL looks very close to American made Ulsters! Cousins for sure!! Looks like imported Sheffield craftmanship!!
Wonderful barlow Charlie.
 
Here's a couple of glamour shots of the knife I posted earlier.

This knife is a result of having goofed up my very first early reserve. :mad:

Meant to get the 2 blade version :confused: so I still suffer in silence to this day! :p

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Yep! That's an ugly one for sure. Just send it to me & I'll dispose of it properly at no charge. You're welcome!:)
 
Thanks for selling it (HS&B) to me Trevor!! It looks good with its fellow "Ulsters"!!
:D
 
The one on the left was my second TC Barlow (it arrived some years back just ahead of my clip walnut). I think it’s hard to beat on the aesthetic and function counts. Very fortunate to have a back up user. The bone makes for a very sturdy but light carry. MJ.
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Picked up this Case XX, blades would not move freely, fair amount of rust but a little light cleaning and a lot of oil it's a great old Case to carry. Has full blades and great snap, the red bone has faded to a really nice orangeish color.
That is some redbone radiance. What an incredibly beautiful barlow.
 
Picked up this Case XX, blades would not move freely, fair amount of rust but a little light cleaning and a lot of oil it's a great old Case to carry. Has full blades and great snap, the red bone has faded to a really nice orangeish color.


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I thing of beauty right there :thumbsup:
I'm a huge sucker for those old Case Barlows with the red sawcut bone, I'm glad to have finally got my hands on one, thought the blades have been sharpened down quite a bit.
Is there a term for that type of bone with the hollow in it? I only see it on older knives and think it looks fantastic.
 
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