Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

Half/Stop · Feb 21, 2018

joeradza said:
@hamsco Gorgeous wood Scott
Half/Stop Classic Ron
redsparrow Looks like we thought alike today James.
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Thanks Alan!

Your pair for today are classics as well as a beautiful photo to boot! :thumbsup:

@Lostball That my friend is some beautiful Cocobolo on your 74 Stallion! :thumbsup:

5K Qs · Feb 21, 2018

Holy Wood Nymphs, what an incredible ligneous display today!!

I was going to list the names of everyone whose wood-clad knives I really admired, but that's everyone so far!

My wood-hafted knives this week aren't quite up to this thread's standards today, but that never stops me from posting.

A 4" clip/spey Buck toothpick with "mystery wood" covers:

A Taramundi with boxwood handle that I obtained in Spain 3 years ago:

- GT

oldtymer · Feb 21, 2018

Duckdog · Feb 21, 2018

An ebony clad Miller Brothers large cigar jack from the 1872-1926 period.

- Stuart

Duckdog · Feb 21, 2018

Mick Langley Hunter with maple burl.

- Stuart

veitsi_poika · Feb 21, 2018

redsparrow said:
The Abbot and Costello of Wood Handled Cutlery

Have a wonderful Wednesday!

Regular old Twins aren't they

It would be great if that birdseye was Birdseye wooden't it?

veitsi_poika · Feb 21, 2018

This is the first Cattaraugus in my collection and I'm proud to present it to the Wooden Wednesday world

- V_P

chuko · Feb 21, 2018

3" gents

Pt-Luso · Feb 28, 2018

Today GEC #83 in Ebony Wood...

bonzodog · Feb 28, 2018

Back with the rosewood today.

redsparrow · Feb 28, 2018

SS 74 in Pinstriped American Chestnut

HFinn · Feb 28, 2018

Laquoile En Aubrac, oak handle.

HFinn · Feb 28, 2018

Little Tommi by Mauno Keränen, curly birch.

Horsewright · Feb 28, 2018

Ironwood.

Half/Stop · Feb 28, 2018

black mamba · Feb 28, 2018

I used the #49 Curly Zebrawood this morning to cut up a box.

Leslie Tomville · Feb 28, 2018

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Michael May Bocote wood Lambsfoot from Sheffield. This guy makes great using knives that are sturdy and fun to collect.

T. Erdelyi · Feb 28, 2018

One of my favorites and one of the best executed Forum knife to date, elegant, simple answer just plain gorgeous. Everything came together beautifully with this knife and the timing was perfect. From the knife bein' one of the last things to roll out the door before they (Canal Street Cutlery) closed their doors for the final time. I think it was fitting that was were one of their first SFOs when they started and we were one of the last to close the doors too. It was also very fitting that we used the old retired shield dies and iirc the shield were stamped from old stock from Schrade's factory floor.

So as a fitting tribute to Wooden Wednesday here's some of my favorite pics of the Serpentine Shadow Jack with the Birdseye pivots and those gorgeous Bocote scales.

Bein' such a beautiful day I think I'll throw it in the pocket for today's watch pocket knife

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Chui · Feb 28, 2018

aribach said:
Willie Paulsen South Africa White Karee Burl with Damascus blade
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- what a treasure this'un too :thumbsup:

black mamba said:
I used the #49 Curly Zebrawood this morning to cut up a box.

- a wee gem, Jeff :thumbsup:

Leslie Tomville said:
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Michael May Bocote wood Lambsfoot from Sheffield. This guy makes great using knives that are sturdy and fun to collect.

- never tire of seeing that wood too :thumbsup:

T. Erdelyi · Feb 28, 2018

Leslie Tomville said:
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Michael May Bocote wood Lambsfoot from Sheffield. This guy makes great using knives that are sturdy and fun to collect.

Holy S**...! (Smokes)

that is the most beautiful wooden handled Lambsfoot I've ever seen, thanks for sharin'

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