Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[Stan Rose]

Hello Yellow

I'm drooling

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[daizee]

Very nice. I'm jealous. That #9 looks to have been barely used.

That IS after clean-up, though the interior was in pretty good shape.

Currently I have #s 3, 6, 2x8, 9. The extra 8 is at the cabin, and maybe this 9 will join it. They are great on both electric and induction cook tops. I can only imagine on a gas range... I haven't lived with a gas range in a decade, and these are all acquired since then.

 

[kamagong]

I stumbled onto my first vintage iron a couple of months ago, my introduction to the stuff being Lodge and an extremely rough Emeril pan. I was so excited to find the legendary Griswold that after I bought that first No. 8, I went back and bought the rest. I now have Nos. 3, 6, 7, and two 8s. I think I may have been a bit hasty, the only ones I use are that first pan and the No. 3...lol.

 

[WhittlinAway]

I'm happy to have picked up an example of Schrade's interpretation of my favorite pattern:

This 863 has a couple of minor spots on the blades but has its factory edges and appears to be unused.

 

[mikepapa1]

{img]20170323_113122 by Dave Klingman, on Flickr[img/]

 

[r8shell]

I'm happy to have picked up an example of Schrade's interpretation of my favorite pattern:

This 863 has a couple of minor spots on the blades but has its factory edges and appears to be unused.

Cool! I didn't know they made those!

 

[tomsch]

I had the same thought process. Especially after a few crowns have been lifted, it might be easier not to have to worry about the bail. I also love this color bone.

I too followed the same path by picking a GEC that is easy to pick up and still inexpensive. I ended up with an ebony crown lifter. Nice clean look, easy main blade pull, and the utility of the lifter is going to great. Since it just showed up today it has already migrated right into my pocket.

 

[Dschal]

I too followed the same path by picking a GEC that is easy to pick up and still inexpensive. I ended up with an ebony crown lifter. Nice clean look, easy main blade pull, and the utility of the lifter is going to great. Since it just showed up today it has already migrated right into my pocket.

Nice! I can't afford all of the covers, but if I could, the Ebony would be next. And then the Nifebrite, because I love nifebrite too. Lift a few crowns!
Dave

 

[joeradza]

A new Office Knife and an older Office Knife. Thanks Rob (Crossdraw).

 

[Will Power]

This was the newest..until this evening when 2 Winchester Black Boxes arrived But no time to film them, yet.

Clerk in Muslin Micarta

Let's try this image...

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2


Harry

 

[joeradza]

That Boker is real special.

 

[Stan Rose]

Old Engineer,
Those are beautiful knives. Great taste.

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[paulhilborn]

WOW Harry!!! BEAUTIFUL Boker but man that Taylor is drop dead gorgeous to me!!! Please post in the Old Knife thread as well:thumbup:

 

[blademan 13]

Harry, I must follow suit with the previous comments. Very special knives, classics if you will.:thumbup:

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks to all of you guys for your very generous remarks : Jamie , Paul , Stan , and Alan
To me , the Taylors Eye Witness is a Jewel . I have not only wanted another one , but an older one than any that I had , and it took another knife off of my Bucket List . I also will post it in the Old Knives Thread as Paul has requested even though I have no idea how old it is .

Harry

 

[Bugdoc]

I've had the red mini for some time. Been wanting to add a big brother when this yellow one came up on the exchange...

The pile side is a pleasing sawed bone. The Copperlock fits 4 fingers nicely. Think I'm going to like this one.

 

[joeradza]

A 25 Clip Point in Tractor Green. When it rains it pours, my third 25 this week.

 

[netguy1999]

A Wiseman Wharncliffe

 

[AShearer]

A 25 Clip Point in Tractor Green. When it rains it pours, my third 25 this week.

Indeed! Alan, all of a sudden there they are🤙