This is one of my first custom folders, bought around 1991 at a NY show. Bill Ankrom and I are still good friends. He's going through some treatments right now, keep him in your thoughts. Sandra Brady scrimshaw and Fred Harrington engraving, I lived near Princeton, went with Ivy and a tiger.
That is gorgeous!This is one of my first custom folders, bought around 1991 at a NY show. Bill Ankrom and I are still good friends. He's going through some treatments right now, keep him in your thoughts. Sandra Brady scrimshaw and Fred Harrington engraving, I lived near Princeton, went with Ivy and a tiger.
Have you checked all the socks drawers, your other half's purse, (warning! checking the purse may result in serious injury and/or death.) in the cat tree, where the dog sleeps, where you keep all the kitchen cutlery, and in your rifle/shotgun and archery travel cases?An impressive guy, a bit heavy for me in fact, but a lovely pattern nevertheless, I love the nice green bone. But where the heck did I put her! Impossible to remind where!!! Must be I'm ageing too fast!
Lockbacks have always been my favorite knives, let's keep this thread going. Growing up, you either had a lockback or a jack knife, we weren't all that knowledgeable. They were our work knives, camping knives, fishing knives, carry knives, they were our everything knives. Even then, the Buck 110 was a legend. Lockbacks at that time were the modern folders and the 110 inspired knives from just about every maker.
The Schrades though were my favorites.
A couple other family photos,,,,,
Puma's were the Cadillac of lockbacks.
One more, the Sherman tank of lockbacks.
Fantastic collection! Very inspiring. What are the two at the bottom?Lockbacks have always been my favorite knives, let's keep this thread going. Growing up, you either had a lockback or a jack knife, we weren't all that knowledgeable. They were our work knives, camping knives, fishing knives, carry knives, they were our everything knives. Even then, the Buck 110 was a legend. Lockbacks at that time were the modern folders and the 110 inspired knives from just about every maker.
The Schrades though were my favorites.
A couple other family photos,,,,,
Puma's were the Cadillac of lockbacks.
One more, the Sherman tank of lockbacks.
Some "Sunday" knives. All are lockbacks. The last one is very slim and light. Had I been able to keep it, I would have carried it.
