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Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please
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chevyrulez1
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Exquisite Ebony, José!
Pragmatic Pair, Jer! Is that a lambsfoot blade on the Henkels?
Craftsman and Henkels for the farm this morning.
Pretty rare there, Mike! I don't think I've ever seen a wood 5OT before. (And I've been paying attention to 5OTs over the past 6 months or so, thinking that's the model of Old Timer lockback that would suit me most.)
Exalting over Excalibur, John!
Incredible image, as usual, Harvey! That one has your "fingerprints" all over it.
Shapely Shapleigh's for boys with toys, Dwight!
Wonderful wooden workers, ED; I'm a big fan of big sheep foot blades.
This week I'm carrying a bunch of knives I ordered in May, and several of them have wood covers that I should feature here.
Rite Edge lockback barlow:
Rite Edge rosewood Miner (full size sodbuster):
Rough Ryder large lockback blackwood work knife:
Otter Messer paring knife with 3" carbon steel blade and birch handle:
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Most of the Schrades with that type oak handle, that I've seen, were for Ducks Unlimited, and have a duck shield. I don't know how many were made without a shield.
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Thank you for the kind words, GT. That’s a very nice group of knives that you recently acquired. Loads of utility. Use them in good health.
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Thank you, GT.
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Shall I post it in Guardians and see what Jack says?
I think he'd say sheepfoot.
That's what Henkels called it, not that a manufacturer necessarily knows.
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A couple of Queen's for Wood Wednesday
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King Wood, these always seem to have really nice grain to them.
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Agreed! The added work really makes the knife stand out.Wow... Very nice!
I love it when GEC does pinched and lined bolsters.
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A notable pair of notable pairs for Wooden Wednesday!
I have a timber trio purchased in Spain, imported to the U.S., and transported to my vacation location in Michigan's Upper Peninsula on the shores of Lake Huron.
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