Haha it was incredibly tumultuous to get this one..I should start my post in the Good Bad and Ugly. But well worth the wait.Congratulations on getting ahold of a 92. I am quite jealous.
walk out the doors with only one knife these days...
So I settled on these three today.
How do you like the Eureka? I think it's a fantastic knife especially in the Antique Greenboone, mine gets a fair bit of use I can tell you. Hoping for another run of these, especially the Talon Spear which I missed out on last time :grumpy: Very well finished with that wraparound spring too.
Regards, Will
I really like that Daddy Barlow a lot, Harry! Splendid knife!
Early Cocobolo Catt Bare-head Jack, iron bolsters and liners, hard snaps, closed length 3.25 inches:
Imperial Scout (1936-1953 era) with composition scales - bought as a package deal with the Catt.
Talk about restoration/primblization You ought to show the before pictures...wow!!
Such a pity GEC abolished the Acorn shield:grumpy: Conductor in Antique Yellow, a kind of Winterbottom Bone, stainless naturally!
love that cocobolo. excellent deep color.
I have 2 favorites with me today.
Gorgeous exemplars of the cutler's craft, Primble! :thumbup:
Thanks, Primble. I suppose it could be my "conscience at work", but sometimes I think my conscience retired some time ago while I keep working! I'm not too worried about demerits, since I only attempt to give you a SEMI-hard time.
- GT
Carried this one today. An old Sabre hawkbill that was in poor shape I just finished rebuilding. Here is a before shot
And here it is all finished up and somewhat shiny. I used some heart line a friend gifted to me a while back
He'll be hosting one heck of a jam out there ... somewhere...[emoji450]"If I could only fly"
In Memory of Merle Haggard
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