Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

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mbkr said:
I like that Case did that. I am surprised that they don't mention the type of wood. My first thought before reading the certificate was American Chestnut. Being a river log, I'm not too sure. It still looks like chestnut to me, or maybe oak. Any idea?
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Not a clue??🙈🤣
John 😁
 
mbkr said:
I like that Case did that. I am surprised that they don't mention the type of wood. My first thought before reading the certificate was American Chestnut. Being a river log, I'm not too sure. It still looks like chestnut to me, or maybe oak. Any idea?
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I'm thinking oak... one side looks like Case's "curly oak" with the chatoyence (sp?)
 
5K Qs said:
That looks like a splendid knife! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

My only timber-clad knife this week is a French olive wood folder from Coutellerie Le Camarguais, with the Camargue Cross stamped on the bolster (thanks, Bob):
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- GT
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Thank you. It's very good, comfortable to hold, the blade is (almost) the right size, and the wood is fantastic. It takes on different colors depending on the ambient light. It was a nice discovery, this elder wood that Cosimo recommended to me.

The Zulu is my favorite American knife model.
 
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