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Lets See Your Traditional Pocket Knives - Ironbutt - 05-28-2024

My first pocket knife as a kid was one of my Dad's hand-me-down Barlows, and the Barlow pattern has always been a favorite. Here's a Case from sometime between 1940 & 1964, according to the tang stamp. I got it at a flea market for a couple bucks, cleaned it up, and it still has plenty of life left in it.
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Another of my favorite traditional patterns is the stockman. I bought this one in a truck stop in 1970. It's an Uncle Henry, and was made by Schrade Cutlery in NY state. I think I paid about $15 for it & remember thinking that I hope my wife doesn't find out what it cost. That was a lot of money at the time.

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RE: Lets See Your Traditional Pocket Knives - RocketFoot - 05-28-2024

I don't have many traditionals...here is my lonely Barlow...

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RE: Lets See Your Traditional Pocket Knives - Ironbutt - 05-29-2024

Here are a couple from Great Eastern Cutlery in Titusville, PA. A #35 Churchill & a #77 Barlow.

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RE: Lets See Your Traditional Pocket Knives - Ironbutt - 06-01-2024

A Case Texas Jack & a Case #47 stockman.

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