Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

[Horsewright]

A little stabilized red oak:

And some stabilized Arizona Manzanita:

Both handle materials provided by @Brock Cutlery .

 

[Brock Cutlery]

A little stabilized red oak:

And some stabilized Arizona Manzanita:

Both handle materials provided by @Brock Cutlery .

Oooo, those did come out nice! Very clean work there sir!

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks Mark! @Brock Cutlery

 

[ArchiveMoto]

Ebony Ancient, one of the best

 

[5K Qs]

A couple of the knives I'm carrying this week have wood handles - rather massive wood handles, as a matter of fact!
A 1967 Buck 110 that used to belong to one of my brothers:

An Otter Work Knife that I've been thoroughly enjoying for food prep this week:

- GT

 

[MerryMadMonk]

A little stabilized red oak:

Dave, your knives are always beautiful. That red oak is striking. Not the mental picture I had of red oak. Great stuff!

 

[Half/Stop]

I thought I had better add this Ebony Trio from Sheffield in here before I forget!

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks @MerryMadMonk . It is pretty cool ain't it?

 

[McFeeli]

Ye ole trusty Cocobolo 73.

 

[WinchesteRalox]

 

[Lostball]

A little stabilized red oak:

And some stabilized Arizona Manzanita:

Both handle materials provided by @Brock Cutlery .

Dave, those are both beautiful knives. I'm especially intrigued by the Red Oak. That's definitely got my wheels turning. This also gives me another opportunity to share your magnificent work and my love for Cocobolo.

 

[veitsi_poika]

Luomanen & Kumpp Curly Birch

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks @Lostball. Sure glad ya like that knife. All said and done and coco has to be one of my favorite handle woods too.

How bout this Cowboy from the last batch too.

 

[Lostball]

Thanks @Lostball. Sure glad ya like that knife. All said and done and coco has to be one of my favorite handle woods too.

How bout this Cowboy from the last batch too.

Wow Dave, that one really came out nice. That's one I would've loved to of had as well.

 

[Horsewright]

Thanks!

 

[afishhunter]

A H23310 in Mexican Bocote & a H1014 Cocobolo

Tell us more on that vintage antique scribing knife.
(Sorry, that's what I've always called them.)

 

[John A. Larsen]

veitsi-poika, Nice looking L&K! Is that the original sheath? John

 

[hamsco]

@afishhunter I think thats a fine name for that tool. It is used to transfer angles from one piece of wood to another. The small brass lever is a locking mechanism.

 

[joeradza]

 

[FSUwelder1212]

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Ugh Alan you get all the good stuff! I want a saldana dogleg so bad I can taste it, and that particular example is spectacular!