What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pipeman]

Beautiful knife Robin!

Do you Harvest Bark in the Dark?

Huhhhh? Not at night and still haven't gone this morning/afternoon, pouring rain here.

R

Bark for

 

[pearl2291]

#25 EO:

 

[Primble]

A couple of new additions to my old Primble collection, post cleanup:

A 1940-1968 red bone Big Cigar Jack John Primble HDW. & MFG. Co. knife, sent to me as a gift by Gevonovich.

and a 1890-1940 Cocobola Wood handled India Steel Works John Primble Hawkbill Pruner.

Thank you Gevo, my friend. :thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

Was that 25 re-handled Scott? I like it and I haven't seen that double bomb shield on a GEC knife.

Thanks,
Mark

 

[slide13]

Those are gorgeous Primble! That cocobola looks almost like ebony, love how it darkens with time.

 

[philllll]

Looks like a Bulldog Brand made by GEC, Mark. They have nice matchstrike pulls, too.

Hey Primble, you gonna take apart some old knives with those punches??

 

[jrtodd46]

Was that 25 re-handled Scott? I like it and I haven't seen that double bomb shield on a GEC knife.

Thanks,
Mark

Looks like the bulldog version of the 25.

 

[Markesharp]

A couple of new additions to my old Primble collection, post cleanup:

A 1940-1968 red bone Big Cigar Jack John Primble HDW. & MFG. Co. knife, sent to me as a gift by Gevonovich.

and a 1890-1940 Cocobola Wood handled India Steel Works John Primble Hawkbill Pruner.

Thank you Gevo, my friend. :thumbup:

Those are nice Primble! Love the Rogers bone on the big cigar knife. :thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

Looks like a Bulldog Brand made by GEC, Mark. They have nice matchstrike pulls, too.

Hey Primble, you gonna take apart some old knives with those punches??

Thanks Phillll!

Are those Primble punches Primble for Primble-izing Primbles?

 

[pearl2291]

Was that 25 re-handled Scott? I like it and I haven't seen that double bomb shield on a GEC knife.

Thanks,
Mark

Mark,
philllll & jrtodd46 is on top of this!!! It is a GEC made Bulldog Branded #25. Older Pic Showing the Blade Etch:

 

[Humppa]

This one...

 

[jmarston]

 

[avoidspam]

Huhhhh? Not at night and still haven't gone this morning/afternoon, pouring rain here.

R

Bark for

Beautiful work, it makes such a wonderful handle material:thumbup:

Sam

 

[Jack Black]

Those are nice Primble! Love the Rogers bone on the big cigar knife. :thumbup:

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Very nice :thumbup:

 

[Pipeman]

"Beautiful work, it makes such a wonderful handle material"

Sam

Thanks Sam
It's a wonderful material to work with, it takes a lot of time preping the bark but it's worth the time for the feel of the handle.

Best regards

Robin

 

[Will Power]

In hand shot eh Jack?

Yeah, we all have 5 fingers up here due to Agent Orange and the Northern Lights

Maybe you do need a trip to the eye-doctor or have you been on that 8% IPA again???

Regards, Will

 

[bleh]

Sean, every time I see this one, I get a hint of sweat on my brow as I ponder....should I?

Today it's the #85.

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Peter

Yes, you should. This was my first modern traditional and it's gotten me hooked. With the new #77s coming out, I'm trying to decide what to let go and this one almost made it to the block, but I like it too much. It's a fantastic knife.

That said, I have the same feelings every time I see one of those #85s. I've got a few things going up for sale (trying to not me knives) so I can fund the 77 Barlow.

 

[Jack Black]

In hand shot eh Jack?

Yeah, we all have 5 fingers up here due to Agent Orange and the Northern Lights

Maybe you do need a trip to the eye-doctor or have you been on that 8% IPA again???

Regards, Will

I definitely do Will!

Jack :thumbup:

 

[sitflyer]

@Primble, absolutely gorgeous Hawkbill! :thumbup:

 

[link2derek]

Had the Coyote out on an extra-long weekend. It's a great little utility knife - very maneuverable in hand: