Barlow? Share all your Barlows here.

[tmd_87]

Depending on brand, with a broken spring I would have tried talking him down to $3 to $5, since it will need repaired ... presuming you can find a donor knife cheap ... maybe an old Imperial "Prov. RI" or "Ireland" with the "clam shell" construction, (carbon steel springs) or a Rough Rider (stainless steel springs).

Didn't seem worth the headache...but man I wish this wasn't $349!!!

 

[LastRodeo]

Didn't seem worth the headache...but man I wish this wasn't $349!!!

Everything is negotiable.

 

[tmd_87]

Everything is negotiable.

It is! But man this antique shop is doesn't like to barter!!!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Only barlow for the time being, I really need to get my sister to get my knives that's in storage at her place and mail them to me. I have a 1979 case daddy barlow that was my uncle's. Really wanna get it back in my hands

 

[Ironbut]

 

[Atiger]

It’s getting harder to keep this thread afloat. Anybody have ideas for a new “Old Barlow-themed” thread?

 

[r8shell]

It’s getting harder to keep this thread afloat. Anybody have ideas for a new “Old Barlow-themed” thread?

Do you mean Old Barlows that are new to me?

 

[JohnDF]

Do you mean Old Barlows that are new to me?

The one on the right (SCco), got any more pictures of that one? It looks sweet from what I can see.

 

[r8shell]

The one on the right (SCco), got any more pictures of that one? It looks sweet from what I can see.

Sorry. I took that picture of my new (old) XLNT on top of an article about the history of Barlow Knives in the July issue of Knife Magazine. I believe that amazing collection belongs to Charlie.

 

[JohnDF]

Sorry. I took that picture of my new (old) XLNT on top of an article about the history of Barlow Knives in the July issue of Knife Magazine. I believe that amazing collection belongs to Charlie.
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Of course you did. I can see that now that my readers are on my face

 

[Atiger]

Sure R8shell - just examples of old classic barlow knives. Not so much recently-manufactured knives, but rather the historical inspiration for the recent ones. Singles, groups, collections, wheels, however you’d like to present them.

 

[Atiger]

For instance...

 

[SteveC]

 

[JohnDF]

For instance...

There's that SC Co Barlow again. Any more information on that one. Don't know why I'm so curious, just haven't seen one before. Looks very cool.
BTW, I like your avatar. Big Jeep wave from a fellow Jeep owner.

 

[r8shell]

For instance...

What's the one with the federal shield stamp?

Here's an "ancient" spear.

 

[rockman0]

Here's a few of my older barlows, sorry for the bad pics

Case tested.

Primble India steel works. Dates around the same time as the case tested

A pair from across the pond with a few years under their belt.

 

[Atiger]

There's that SC Co Barlow again. Any more information on that one. Don't know why I'm so curious, just haven't seen one before. Looks very cool.
BTW, I like your avatar. Big Jeep wave from a fellow Jeep owner.

Thanks - the knife is from Southington Cutlery Co. and is likely over 100 years old. I bought the Jeep new in 1994. So far, it’s got over 260k on the odometer (which still works!). Me and that little Jeep get along really well - I’d miss it if something ever happened to it.

 

[Atiger]

What's the one with the federal shield stamp?

Here's an "ancient" spear.
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That’s a Columbia.

Like your Empire - here’s another one.

 

[deltaboy]

Great Barlows all the ones in the wild here lately have been wore out!

 

[r8shell]

That’s a Columbia.

Like your Empire - here’s another one.

Oh, that's a beauty!