Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

A Walnut Wooden Wednesday picture :thumbup:

Top is a CASE 1975 Spear and Utility Blade Walnut Electrician Knife, second is a CASE 1971 Walnut Sheepfoot and third is a Gunstock Walnut Charlow ;)

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Paul
 
LOL Pete!
My wife caught me sniffing my juniper handled Chambriard Le Compact and gave me the strangest look :D

These two today, Browning stockman with rosewood to work:

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This Boker Canoe now:

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dogstar said:
Nice old knife! How's the pivot on that? Does it have lateral play?
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it does have some lateral play , but I can't complain for its cost and about 40 years of use by me while camping , backpacking and general useage. it still has a very strong backspring and gets razor sharp easily. funny enough it was bought in a backpacking store in Berkeley in about 1973,,,not far from you at all. it cut its teeth in sierra nevadas
 
Kisatchie said:
it does have some lateral play , but I can't complain for its cost and about 40 years of use by me while camping , backpacking and general useage. it still has a very strong backspring and gets razor sharp easily. funny enough it was bought in a backpacking store in Berkeley in about 1973,,,not far from you at all. it cut its teeth in sierra nevadas
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Cool, that knife has seen some beautiful scenery and no doubt, good times. It doesn't look like there is much reinforcing that pivot, but that knife has probably done more than any of mine ever will. Go easy.
 
paulhilborn said:
A Walnut Wooden Wednesday picture :thumbup:

Top is a CASE 1975 Spear and Utility Blade Walnut Electrician Knife, second is a CASE 1971 Walnut Sheepfoot and third is a Gunstock Walnut Charlow ;)

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Paul
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+3 on the Walnut, Paul! What wonderful looking knives
 
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