What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Travman]

Ken, that is a very cool pattern on your 79. Mine is with me again today.

 

[paulhilborn]

Really like the Workhorse Travman:thumbup:

This Ulster equal end Jack again today, I love everything about it, the bone covers. The wrap around back spring for the pen, solid blade and near full:thumbup:

 

[Gevonovich]

Fantastic bone on that beauty, Paul!
It looks like 4 inches closed?

Travman

That sure is one heck of a knife!

 

[Gevonovich]

Old school.

Tip Top of the heap, Dean!

 

[RDaneel]

Tip Top of the heap, Dean!

Thanks, Gev.

 

[Half/Stop]

Now that is one stagalicious barlow, Ron!!

It sure is, nice color, some nice grooves, I wonder if the other side all popcorny ?

Thanks Gev and Ted! The pile side and the thickness are not too bad shabby either!

 

[paulhilborn]

Tip Top of the heap, Dean!

I agree with Gev, Dean, just a great ole Tip Top. I have to search for one of those as I love those bolsters.

Thanks Gev and Ted! The pile side and the thickness are not too bad shabby either!

Great Barlow Ron, such great covers buddy:thumbup:

Enjoy the weekend everyone...

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Macchina]

That Barlow is incredible Ron.
I am carrying a lesser Barlow and freezing my fingers off in a tree tonight. I almost didn't have the dexterity to open this one, luckily it's pinchable!

 

[SadSappySucker]

Old Winchester today...

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That is some beautiful bone on that Winchester!

Kenspen and Travman, sweet 79s. I kick my self for missing the boat on those.

Paul that is some MAGNIFICENT jigging on that Ulster!

 

[Woodrow F Call]

Forum knife and Yeller Nut.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

Jack, sweet lambfeet.
Pertinux and Atiger, awesome barlows.

 

[black mamba]

Paul, I just love that old Ulster jack. Got my own jack today, a Fightn' Rooster Wharncliffe serpentine.

 

[Half/Stop]

Great Barlow Ron, such great covers buddy:thumbup:

Enjoy the weekend everyone...

Paul - Thank you my friend. Your Ulster is a wonderful example of workmanship by skilled cutlers that with proper care and attention will last several lifetimes. Have a good one buddy!

That Barlow is incredible Ron.
I am carrying a lesser Barlow and freezing my fingers off in a tree tonight. I almost didn't have the dexterity to open this one, luckily it's pinchable!

Thank you! Different maybe, but definitely not lesser! That 77 is a great knife and I find myself wishing I had also picked up a Bone Micarta. Stay warm and good luck.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Paul, looks about as worn as my Union Knifeworks Equal End Moose it's got such warm, rich and creamy pocket worn covers, the Moose is 1911, what was the year on the Ulster?

 

[netguy1999]

Nice S&M congress(?)! Now I have the urge to break out the charcoal.

Thanks! It's a 69 Ranger, actually. And the steaks were delicious! Can't beat a good sirloin on the BBQ!

 

[netguy1999]

That Ulster looks pretty sweet, Paul!

 

[lambertiana]

Some Sardinian goodness now

 

[paulhilborn]

Fantastic bone on that beauty, Paul!
It looks like 4 inches closed?

Thanks Gev,, it measures 3 5/8 closed my friend:thumbup:

That Barlow is incredible Ron.
I am carrying a lesser Barlow and freezing my fingers off in a tree tonight. I almost didn't have the dexterity to open this one, luckily it's pinchable!

Very nice picture and Knife Macchina

Paul that is some MAGNIFICENT jigging on that Ulster!

Thank you Erik, I love the colors also, I appreciate your comment:thumbup:

Paul, I just love that old Ulster jack. Got my own jack today, a Fightn' Rooster Wharncliffe serpentine.

Thanks Jeff, what a BEAUTIFUL Jack your carrying:thumbup:

Paul - Thank you my friend. Your Ulster is a wonderful example of workmanship by skilled cutlers that with proper care and attention will last several lifetimes. Have a good one buddy! :

Thank you Ron and agreed on a lifetime of craftsmanship:thumbup:

Paul, looks about as worn as my Union Knifeworks Equal End Moose it's got such warm, rich and creamy pocket worn covers, the Moose is 1911, what was the year on the Ulster?

Thank you Ted, I can't seem to find a single chart on Ulster tang stamps but I'd guess similar in age to your Moose? Tang reads:

ULSTER
KNIFE CO
NY

Any help out there is appreciated:thumbup:

That Ulster looks pretty sweet, Paul!

Thank you John, I'm really liking this Jack Knife