Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

Four wood clad knives from four different countries of origin. Possibly with four different types of wood even.

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GT Thanks, the puukko is made of different colour laminated woods cut to give a 'zebra' effect, v.comfortable in the hand too. Whereas, the GEC 14 was an SFO in Oily Creek Bone, smooth ...
 
Since I've been carrying the #49 stockman, I thought I'd take a pic of all five of my curly zebrawood Queens together.

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That's handsome stuff covering those knives. Looks like the passionchild of Ironwood and Maple.

***** Warning - Carrying this cigar may become habit forming *****
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You ain't kiddin', either. That's what I've been carrying every day lately.
 
I had been looking for this flat bolstered AW Barlow for month and suddenly I (re)discovered her tucked behind an alarm clock!
I have a friend, she thinks that objects love to hide from us. I am getting to believe it too :)! (or ist it just my bad memory? :eek:)

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This is a GEC #50 in 440c with Green Diamond Wood. I’m not sure what Green Diamond wood is, and would enjoy anyone with information to chime in. Made in 2010
DymondWood was a name brand of laminated, stabilized wood. Buck used it a lot, until (if I remember correctly) there was a fire at the facility.

Happy Hanukah Wooden Wednesday!
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Pàdruig Pàdruig No its an ESEE that the customer had me work over. He's a Civil War reenactor so he wanted some rusticity thrown in. It was covered in a thick coat of black paint when I got it. new sheath for it too:

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Ah, well I must say, you did an exceptional job and your work produced a knife that is hugely improved over what it started as.
 
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