Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[netguy1999]

Thank you, Harry and Paul! I found out some more information about this knife, thanks for Rick, that makes it even more special to me. This is one that I will be keeping

 

[swaybacksteve]

Last knife to be delivered on 2016. Came back from this last hike of 2016...all the way to Hart's Basin...see that patch of blue? And there it was in the mail.

Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr

 

[Old Engineer]

Last knife to be delivered on 2016. Came back from this last hike of 2016...all the way to Hart's Basin...see that patch of blue? And there it was in the mail.

Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr

You sure post some pictures of some beautiful scenery and great knives Steve !!! Thanks for the show .

Harry

 

[Railsplitter]

Last knife to be delivered on 2016. Came back from this last hike of 2016...all the way to Hart's Basin...see that patch of blue? And there it was in the mail.

Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr

Wow, that looks like a long hike! Especially round trip. Probably even farther than it looks.

Great knife too!

 

[swaybacksteve]

Thanks Harry you have got some nice lookers also. Fortunate to live in a beauty area and the time to enjoy it. [emoji3]
Railsplitter it's easy heading down the exercise is getting back uphill ... took 3 hrs but I practice [emoji106][emoji2]


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[netguy1999]

 

[AShearer]

Lousy photo from my phone, but here are two of my recent additions that I have not posted. Obviously, these are older versions SFO's bought from a friend and collector.

 

[AShearer]

Last knife to be delivered on 2016. Came back from this last hike of 2016...all the way to Hart's Basin...see that patch of blue? And there it was in the mail.

Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr

That is just great Steve; great photo, great looking knife.

 

[AShearer]

Another Lousy Cell Phone Photo: < That's the title

I'm not sure why, but I just love this little knife!

 

[paulhilborn]

All three are Very NICE Alan. I too like the Navy knife. I have a canvas Micarta version I removed the bail on for a work knife. Single blade is great but I wouldn't object if made with a pen blade secondary.

Charlie's SFO is just a stunning knife, best jigged bone in sometime and the detail to bail and bolster is a huge:thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

This Winchester Cartridge Series 4-blade sowbelly in burnt orange bone arrived last week. It came with several blade rubs from the previous owner, but it's still a cool knife. The bone on these is really nice (to me anyway!).

 

[AShearer]

All three are Very NICE Alan. I too like the Navy knife. I have a canvas Micarta version I removed the bail on for a work knife. Single blade is great but I wouldn't object if made with a pen blade secondary.

Charlie's SFO is just a stunning knife, best jigged bone in sometime and the detail to bail and bolster is a huge:thumbup:

Yep. I agree. I like them all so far. The detail on the Navy is just great! I may buy a Micarta one just as a desk knife. I noted that one of our AD's has a few of them without bales in 440C.

Thanks Paul

 

[paulhilborn]

BEAUTIFUL Sowbelly Jeff. The bone is fantastic:thumbup:

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Paul, it's rough and random jigging, but still nice and thin.

 

[Old Engineer]

Another Lousy Cell Phone Photo: < That's the title

I'm not sure why, but I just love this little knife!

I don't know why you like it Alan , but I like it because of the worked bolster and worked bail and it has probably the best jigged bone that GEC has ever done.

Added : That being said : The Washington Jack IMO is the very classiest looking knife that GEC has done .

Harry

 

[AShearer]

I don't know why you like it Alan , but I like it because of the worked bolster and worked bail and it has probably the best jigged bone that GEC has ever done.

Added : That being said : The Washington Jack IMO is the very classiest looking knife that GEC has done .

Harry

Could not agree more Harry. From what I have and have seen I think the Navy SFO has some of the best metal work and best bone so far. Of course, I don't have them all but I also see what I see on the forums.

I love the Washington Jack. Very classy. That probably explains some why I like the Wall Street so much too? I like that straight, thin (or somewhat thin) line and the threaded or "struck" bolster.

Cheers Harry

 

[swaybacksteve]

That is just great Steve; great photo, great looking knife.

Thanks Alan.

You posted in another thread, a Case/Bose collab cattle knife. Beautiful and one on my short list. I can understand you coming back to traditional!

 

[A.L.]

Very nice folder and nice shooting as well AL. The blade pitting is quite deep. Do you suppose it had a bad case of rust that was subsequently removed?

Thanks! Who knows, but it could be possible. The pitting is deep indeed partially, but the close up pictures make it bit more dramatic than it is I guess. I hope the knife will be fine despite this, and it will be carried only on Sunday type of gentle(man) carry.
I did little bit of cleanup and oiling for the joints so I hope it will give this knife a bit more refreshment.

 

[AShearer]

Thanks Alan.

You posted in another thread, a Case/Bose collab cattle knife. Beautiful and one on my short list. I can understand you coming back to traditional!

Thank you Steve. I like that one a lot too. A little disappointed in how light the bone was compared to the rendering, but it's certainly a great knife. Case can step it up when the plan to charge $500

 

[pertinux]

Another Lousy Cell Phone Photo: < That's the title

I'm not sure why, but I just love this little knife!

It's the form factor, the informed lineage, the extraordinary bone, the non-threatening, pinchable uniqueness of the full-length yet snubby blade, the details of worked bolster and bail, all adding up to a knife greater than the whole. Pocketable history, no better blade in one's current daily days.

All this and more, right in your hands, your pocket, your life!



[Kewl picture, too! :thumbup:]

~ P.