Jack, the Wright looks like a freshly poured Black & Tan, indeed.
Thanks Jack!!! Very classic combo for you today; love those old postcards you added too!
The Ulster caught my eye, Steve. I understand that, like Camillus, Ulster was once a part of A. Kastor & Brothers and, as such, made knives for the big hardware chains. Your Ulster looks very much like a cousin, if not twin brother, of the Belknap Barlow that I toted and posted yesterday (other than yours has brass pins and a clip main with long pull v. my spear with short nail nick and steel + brass pins). Or maybe I'm just seeing things.
- Stuart
No, I think you are on to something, when I saw yours this Ulster immediately came to mind and it's why I thought to carry it today.
Stuart and Steve, no doubt to me that both of your Barlows are wearing Ulster Meerschaum bone sawcut handles. Here is mine to add to the group. OH
Great duo, Jack.Morning folks, hope everyone has had a good weekend Alfred Blackwell Lambsfoot and a Camillus BSA Whittler for me today
A real pocket knife right there.A well used schrade walden 881. The sheepsfoot has become a wharncliffe.
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Very nice !
Thank you. I sure do enjoy them.Beautiful bone covers on those highly storied slicers Rachel; hard to beat a well loved pair of pocket knives!
This is a Mauser (Corkscrew screwdriver is an add-on)
This is a German Army Knife
Well done, Dean.
- Stuart
Great duo, Jack.
A real pocket knife right there.
Off to see a doc, but stopped to pose my knives on one of my end-of-the-driveway rock walls. Didn’t notice the lady from up the road walking her dog until she asked if I was inspecting my rocks...Uh yeah. That’s it-looking at my rocks. What’s wrong, lady? Don’t you take pictures of your pocket knives?
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Love that knife, Jack! I gave mine to my son many years ago.