Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[ThievesLikeUs]

Remington EO Jack Knife

 

[Stand Straight]

I get it.

 

[Will Power]

Brumby and Dean Thanks for your comments on the Barlow, a great unsung hero in my estimation.

Thieves Fine Rem that, is it a re-handled one? Very nice find.

Regards, Will

 

[ThievesLikeUs]

Brumby and Dean Thanks for your comments on the Barlow, a great unsung hero in my estimation.

Thieves Fine Rem that, is it a re-handled one? Very nice find.

Regards, Will

Thanks Will, got a good deal on it too.

Original covers afaik, Its imitation ivory composite. Not sure if it celluloid or not, doesn't appear to be. I really dig the lines in it. Great piece.

 

[KBA]

This one just hit the mailbox. GL Drew - 6 1/2 OAL - Maple & 52100
Now if I could snag one of his axes

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Remington EO Jack Knife

What year is that from Jon? Looks to be minty fresh and still a mirror. Great looking jack

This one just hit the mailbox. GL Drew - 6 1/2 OAL - Maple & 52100
Now if I could snag one of his axes

Haha I was just about to say Brett, "another humphrey" when I noticed the 'G.L True' I see a theme going on with your most recent purchases Beautiful knife. Still pocketable I imagine?

 

[bozack]

My Humphrey's came in.

 

[ThievesLikeUs]

Tim
Thanks bud, tang stamp puts it between 1933-35!
I agree it appears like it was bought>stored away>forgotten>found and sold to me

Not even any rust on the inner springs.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Anytime JWC, forgotten beauties like such are the finds that really make my day

 

[Half/Stop]

Finally making some time today to post. These 3 are my latest arrivals

Hand Forged EDC fixed blade by Mark Hatchett, Hayden AL
He is a farmer 1st and a knife maker 2nd. He forges these knives from the steel balls that they put in tractor tires.
Works for me, It is sharp as a razor, a Fathers Day gift from my lovely wife!

Bought these 2 for myself off the exchange. These 2 I have been wanting for sometime.

Tidioute 47 Viper Orange Osage and Alox Orange Farmer

Showing all 3 for size comparison on the fixed blade

 

[paulhilborn]

Jon, Stand Straight, Brett, bozak, Ron, Will, ALL very nice...sorry to those I forgot to mention

This #73 just outta the mail:thumbup:

 

[Half/Stop]

Paul congrats on that beautiful 73. Super nice Stag:thumbup:

 

[paulhilborn]

Paul congrats on that beautiful 73. Super nice Stag:thumbup:

Thank you Ron, three great ones you rec'd yourself...that little fixed is OUTSTANDING and Osage anything is always a hit...the Farmer itself is terrific but Orange just makes it that much better:thumbup:

 

[dave308ek]

beautiful 73 Paul and that is some super nice stag

 

[paulhilborn]

beautiful 73 Paul and that is some super nice stag

Thank you Dave, I need to focus on better shots of the Stag but I was super excited to use it on a Rib Eye fresh off the grill:thumbup:

 

[josha840]

Finally making some time today to post. These 3 are my latest arrivals

Hand Forged EDC fixed blade by Mark Hatchett, Hayden AL
He is a farmer 1st and a knife maker 2nd. He forges these knives from the steel balls that they put in tractor tires.
Works for me, It is sharp as a razor, a Fathers Day gift from my lovely wife!

Bought these 2 for myself off the exchange. These 2 I have been wanting for sometime.

Tidioute 47 Viper Orange Osage and Alox Orange Farmer

Showing all 3 for size comparison on the fixed blade

That fixed blade is something else!

 

[fatcorgi]

strange one, I got this used old cross farmer from the major auction site, thinking that the blade looked surprisingly good in contrast to the scales. When I got it, I saw that the entire tool set was brand new, even the joints were oiled as from the factory, but the scales were old, and the liners were old brass. I guess someone's beat up old farmer got a renovation trip to the factory. I do like the look of the worn alox, like faded denim jeans or patinaed leather shoes.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Bought this one secondhand from a cotton farmer on here , put in a bit of time with polish and 2000 grit to buff out the scratches and marrs and now it's sitting pretty.
My first experience with a custom slipjoint, a Ken Coats spearpoint with a hand rubbed satin blade.

 

[Half/Stop]

Thank you Ron, three great ones you rec'd yourself...that little fixed is OUTSTANDING and Osage anything is always a hit...the Farmer itself is terrific but Orange just makes it that much better:thumbup:

Paul - Thank you for the compliments on the trio The truth is I have long admired your Orange Farmer

That fixed blade is something else!

josha840 - Thank you for the compliment Sir!

 

[Old Engineer]

Just came in from Oklahoma today.








Harry