Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

swaybacksteve said:
72 in Stag came in yesterday and find the fnf very good. Very sl...I mean very slight up and own play, and firm lockup. It is natural stag and I like that it has the naturally aged brown tint, which may not show up well in the picture. The purple now has me interested.

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I hope the one that I have in the mail is that nice !!!!
Also waiting on the Purples !!!

Harry
 
pmew said:
IT'S HERE! IT'S HERE!

I got home from work and it has finally arrived! I'm so excited! Oh my gosh oh my gosh!

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BigBiscuit said:
Stop teasing us Paul. :D Show us already. :eek::cool:
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black mamba said:
I'm guessing an Open House #25 . . . but which one????
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Gevonovich said:
What Bob said!!:D
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pmew said:
I'm sorry gents - I have a pregnant wife who needed, had to have, was going to kill me if she didn't get Chinese food so I have had to dash out for some. I'll be back in a wee while with the big reveal [emoji33]
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Sorry about that. Here you are;

In 2008 the GEC open house offered 57 #252208 barlows in 15 different cover options. They are hard to come by. I finally bagged one a couple of months ago and it's been waiting to ship to the UK until its arrival yesterday - it's one of the 17 inferno red acrylics.










- Paul
 
Lot of very attractive arrivals lately. Been unable to post pix due to the sudden death of my Macbook and I can't work out how to retrieve the photo archive from it..

Paul Sensational acrylic that one! Sort of like a Tiger's Eye, smouldering it is and more than worth the wait:thumbup::thumbup:

Great stuff ! Will
 
Really nice Paul :thumbup:

Sorry to hear about your Macbook Will :(
 
Yes Will, a similar thing happened to me a few years ago - nightmare! :grumpy:
 
Schatt & Morgan Heritage Cattleman from the 2012 series. The only real issues are that the Spear blade is a total bear trap and it almost covers up the nail nick on the Sheepsfoot blade when closed.

The tang cams are very roughly finished so I might be able to smooth them out a little and ease the pull a bit. While I'm at it I'll see if there's enough room to file the kick a for easier access to the Sheepsfoot nail nick.

I owned one of these when they first came out and it had similar flaws too. I love this knife anyway and I had to have another one.





 
kagato What a remarkable specimen! Direct from the tube, factory oil and choice Stag. That will make a fine knife, for life! You should be well pleased, beautiful knife.:thumbup:

Regards, Will
 
Will Power said:
kagato What a remarkable specimen! Direct from the tube, factory oil and choice Stag. That will make a fine knife, for life! You should be well pleased, beautiful knife.:thumbup:

Regards, Will
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Thanks a lot, Will. I plan on carrying it often. Now I just have to keep my Dad from falling in love with it.

Sincerely, William
 
My burnt stag 73 showed up a couple days ago. Pictured with my trusty 77 for size reference. I had it in my mind that the 72 was going to be bigger than what I usually carry. As you can see from the images the 72 is similar in frame length to the 77.

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