Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[singin50]

JBF Champlin Eureka Jack... Wow!

Holy moly, what a beauty!

 

[red05]

I just got these 3 beauties as an early Christmas present.

 

[btmccutcheon]

It's not all that pretty like many of the barlows I see here, but it takes me back. My grandfather used to only carry barlows and my dad work for Sears for a time. I saw this on Ebay and couldn't pass it up. It's solid, good walk and talk, and dang, it takes an edge.

 

[xceptnl]

Thanks to chuko for the help.

 

[pertinux]

I just got these 3 beauties as an early Christmas present.

Oooh!

Top knife: more information, please. Length closed? Blade(s)?

Beautiful!

~ P.

 

[Alnamvet68]

 

[dpowers311]

Medium Texas Jack

Texas Jack

Schrade

Dave

 

[dpowers311]

Please give details on all 3.

I just got these 3 beauties as an early Christmas present.

 

[red05]

Thanks pertinux, I love this knife! It's a Case 6235 1/2 pattern. It's almost just like a barlow without the long bolster. I think the handles are appaloosa bone. It's a shame this pattern isn't produced any more.
Dpowers311, the other 2 are a full size trapper and 6318 stockman. They all date from the 80's. I am not sure what the technical name is for the bone on the last two if anyone knows. The trapper is carbon and the other two are stainless. I picked these up new in box from a person selling his collection. But they are too nice not to use

 

[meako]

the Pocket Hunter at the top-cute lil fella aint he.

 

[Parke1]

This is all your fault, Thieves!

 

[xICEMANx]

This is all your fault, Thieves!

Wow second pic of this knife pushed me over the edge. It was hard to find but I found one just like it! Love that Golden Rod Micarta.

My recent purchases
Indian River Jack


TC Barlow African Blackwood


Tony Bose/Case Lanny's clip in Ebony

 

[clutchcarter]

I'm liking this Griffon from Bridgeport CN. It's in pretty good condition other than what appears to be a repair on the mark side handle near the pivot end bolster, and someone got a little carried away polishing the blades.

 

[avoidspam]

Very nice clutch!^^

 

[Markesharp]

A gift from my friend Primble.

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[Parke1]

Wow, that's a beauty Mark! :thumbup:

Very nice Griffon, Clutch!

 

[Markesharp]

Wow, that's a beauty Mark! :thumbup:

Very nice Griffon, Clutch!

Thanks Dan! :thumbup:

 

[singin50]

I'm liking this Griffon from Bridgeport CN. It's in pretty good condition other than what appears to be a repair on the mark side handle near the pivot end bolster, and someone got a little carried away polishing the blades.

Beautiful bone there!

 

[navihawk]

Thanks pertinux, I love this knife! It's a Case 6235 1/2 pattern. It's almost just like a barlow without the long bolster. I think the handles are appaloosa bone. It's a shame this pattern isn't produced any more.
Dpowers311, the other 2 are a full size trapper and 6318 stockman. They all date from the 80's. I am not sure what the technical name is for the bone on the last two if anyone knows. The trapper is carbon and the other two are stainless. I picked these up new in box from a person selling his collection. But they are too nice not to use

Hi Red, Does the 6318 have a thick middle liner like the new ones ir is the knife nice and slim?

 

[red05]

Yes, it does have the thinner middle liner. The blades seem to sit closer together. But overall width seems to be about the same as my newer one. But the thing I like best about it is the sheep's foot blade sits a lot lower. It doesn't dig into your hand as bad. It is still a nice a slim knife for pocket carry.