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Great pics folks :thumbup:
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Keen Kutter Barlow
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I like that Mini Champ and the Remington is a gem. Great pics as always Primble!
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That's a huge blast from the past for me. Man, I lusted after those brass-and-wood Gerbers when I was a kid. :thumbup:
-- Mark
yeah, a lot of the old Gerbers were put together so well you couldn't tell where the blade and spring met. no gaps anywhere.
That's all gone to heck in a handbag...
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Nice color on that Camillus Jack and I really like that matchstick long pull master.:thumbup:
I like that blade and am wondering if the handles are original? Nice.:thumbup:
Andy - I like your SAK's and the photo.
Thank you Gary.
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Jerry Halfrich Hidalgo in old growth redwood burl covers and Mike Norris "Hornets's Nest" stainless damascus
Kris
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Coffeehouse, but not acrylic today
Cool pic Cesar! That Trapper is one of my favorite patterns.
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For the last few days I've been carrying my $1 swap meet find. A 1950s-60s Kutmaster "STAINLESS HANDLE" Equal End Jack. I found this knife on a table full of Chinese pocket knives it was covered in old grease, after wiping it off and spraying it with some Brake Klean this is what I would up with..
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You did well on that Kutmaster, I like it.
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A Swayback Jack from Joel Chamblin and a little fixed blade from Bud Nealy.
I love those old Gerbers, ROOKnine!
That Hidalgo is exemplary, Kris!
Holy moly, I love the Nealy Drop Point I have to stop up at Bud's shop never time I go to s Stroudsburg, (which is at least 2-3 times a week.
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From Primble: "I like that blade and am wondering if the handles are original? Nice.:thumbup:"
Good eye Primble. I replaced the broken/cracked original bone covers with new red bone. I also removed the broken pen blade to make it a single blade. It has great walk and talk and should last another fifty years.......course I won't be around then. 
Question for you sir. What do you use to keep your bone handled knives looking so good?
Thanks,
Mark
"Good eye Primble.
I replaced the broken/cracked original bone covers with new red bone. I also removed the broken pen blade to make it a single blade. It has great walk and talk and should last another fifty years.......course I won't be around then. Question for you sir. What do you use to keep your bone handled knives looking so good?
Thanks,
Mark
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Just picked up one of these as well. Been looking for a single blade design that spoke to me and this was it. My first traditional that's not a SAK.
