Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

[Will Power]

 

[Rufus1949]

Clean lines and simple design...very nice.

 

[SteveC]

 

[Will Power]

Clean lines and simple design...very nice.

Thank you, have to agree It's well finished and this one has all stainless construction so it's not afraid of the wet - what Otter is ? You can get them with a carbon blade too if you wish, the wood's name I cannot recall but it's some type of African Mahogany, smooth in the hand and tough.

 

[SFO]

Some cocobolo for wood day.

 

[Marlingspike12]

Thank you, have to agree It's well finished and this one has all stainless construction so it's not afraid of the wet - what Otter is ? You can get them with a carbon blade too if you wish, the wood's name I cannot recall but it's some type of African Mahogany, smooth in the hand and tough.

The wood is Sapeli/Sapele. Very nice in the hand and durable. It also looks much better in person than in pictures as the chatoyance is not usually seen in photos.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Perceval by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[CuzDoug85]

One new, one old

 

[Rufus1949]

One new, one old
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I enjoy seeing that beautiful grain pattern on both knives. Very nice.

 

[crufflers]

 

[SFO]

Very nice Fixed! That a 72 or 43 Beaver?

 

[crufflers]

Very nice Fixed! That a 72 or 43 Beaver?

43 and a "MORA" from a blank that a friend made handles for. Thanks!

 

[Truggers]

Toledo Australia - I think they were used here as linesman knives. Nice wood and brass rivets.
Built like the proverbial brick outhouse and a great working knife…..

 

[Burnt Stag]

Those some awesome carry’s… especially the 85

Thank you. 85's are a favorite pattern for me. Just something classy and useful about that pattern.

 

[afishhunter]

85's are a favorite pattern for me. Just something classy and useful about that pattern.

Agree. They are that.
The 85 should pair well with the upcoming "Bunny Knife" (I forget what the patter number is) as well.

 

[Easyrider]

Here is an old friend of mine.

 

[jdswitters]

Toledo Australia - I think they were used here as linesman knives. Nice wood and brass rivets.
Built like the proverbial brick outhouse and a great working knife…..

Never seen a rope knife with a lock, a working knife indeed.

 

[black mamba]

 

[ron55]

Supposed to be maple burl, but I'm not sure.

 

[Jack Black]