Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

Burnt Stag said:
Newest additions.
Mammoth Fremont and a 14 TC Yellow Heart.
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Two exceptional knives there.
 
pmek5 said:
Two exceptional knives there.
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Thank you pmek5.
They are a couple of 1st's for me. 1st of anything I have ever had in those scales(Mammoth and Yellow Heart).
I can see why folks collect the Mammoth. I see a lot of variety was displayed in the last Northwoods drop of the Big Bay.
Burnt Stag
 
Just received this IXL George Wostenholm from @Luger1952 . I have looked for a good one of these for a couple of years and was not able to put my hands around any so when I saw Lloyd had one for sale , I trusted that his would be a pretty good one . I am not disappointed at all . It does have a very stiff pull , but so do my 73's . No big deal . Thank you Lloyd .



I did take more pictures of it to show the Spear Blade , but for some reason either the camera or the memory card's gone on the fritz .

Harry
 
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This is the latest in my merry go round trials of GEC patterns—the last one until I can sell a few that have come in.

This one was a lucky grab since it was an EBay auction. What I thought was a bid that would get eclipsed ended up winning and it looks like a great example of a two-blade 77 jack in lighter ebony. I’d wanted to see a 77 before the barlow I won a place for gets made and also to see this lighter ebony since I really like the dark ebonies.

I should move this one along, but it is going to be hard! I may have to try to move along my Boker barlow instead.
 
JTB_5 said:
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This is the latest in my merry go round trials of GEC patterns—the last one until I can sell a few that have come in.

This one was a lucky grab since it was an EBay auction. What I thought was a bid that would get eclipsed ended up winning and it looks like a great example of a two-blade 77 jack in lighter ebony. I’d wanted to see a 77 before the barlow I won a place for gets made and also to see this lighter ebony since I really like the dark ebonies.

I should move this one along, but it is going to be hard! I may have to try to move along my Boker barlow instead.
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I'd keep it! I think I bid on that one too.
 
Dschal said:
I'd keep it! I think I bid on that one too.
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Ha! It has a firm pull on both blades, and really good snap on the main. I admit it beats the Boker barlow in both walk and talk and fit and finish, but the price doesn’t lie about the difference either! :D
 
Half/Stop said:
Paul that is a beautiful knife! I think it is definitely one of the classiest 15 Huckleberries! I know I’m proud to have one that I bought from BigBiscuit! :D
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Nice Ron, I saw yours before or maybe when Bob posted it? regardless it is one that has it all, at least to me anyways. All steel, fantastic swedge and long pull and ivory bone that just ages so well:cool::thumbsup:
 
Bad Rattle said:
Well, Got my Al Warren in today! Super excited:D
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Old Engineer said:
Just received this IXL George Wostenholm from @Luger1952 . I have looked for a good one of these for a couple of years and was not able to put my hands around any so when I saw Lloyd had one for sale , I trusted that his would be a pretty good one . I am not disappointed at all . It does have a very stiff pull , but so do my 73's . No big deal . Thank you Lloyd .



I did take more pictures of it to show the Spear Blade , but for some reason either the camera or the memory card's gone on the fritz .

Harry
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paulhilborn said:
This 2013 #15 Jack in smooth Ivory bone arrived today, it's one I have been on the hunt for:thumbsup:
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JTB_5 said:
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This is the latest in my merry go round trials of GEC patterns—the last one until I can sell a few that have come in.

This one was a lucky grab since it was an EBay auction. What I thought was a bid that would get eclipsed ended up winning and it looks like a great example of a two-blade 77 jack in lighter ebony. I’d wanted to see a 77 before the barlow I won a place for gets made and also to see this lighter ebony since I really like the dark ebonies.

I should move this one along, but it is going to be hard! I may have to try to move along my Boker barlow instead.
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Beauties each one !!!
 
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