NOTABLE PAIRS : Only traditionals

MerryMadMonk · Feb 25, 2019

Winchesters

North Shore · Feb 26, 2019

Travman · Feb 27, 2019

JohnDF · Feb 27, 2019

My matched set... Half Peanut and Half Stockman.

Fodderwing · Feb 27, 2019

Will Power · Feb 27, 2019

Fodderwing fine shot, ageing can be beautiful

Not sure it's the same with living things though...

cigarrodog · Feb 27, 2019

Fodderwing · Feb 27, 2019

Will Power said:
Fodderwing fine shot, ageing can be beautiful Not sure it's the same with living things though..

Thank you Will. I agree.... on both counts....

hamsco · Feb 27, 2019

Travman Wow .... that is a sweet pair of ancients! I am lucky to have one, so I can not take a picture... (Yet).

JB in LV · Mar 1, 2019

Northwoods Fayette and Fremont.

Half/Stop · Mar 1, 2019

Travman · Mar 3, 2019

TLARbb · Mar 4, 2019

Here's another nice pair that I photographed for another thread... GEC 48 trapper and 92 Eureka jack both in smooth ivory bone...

Ed J

Duckdog · Mar 5, 2019

Queen #11EO and Queen #62 trappers, both from 1958-1960.

- Stuart

Duckdog · Mar 5, 2019

A couple of old Case fellas.

- Stuart

Duckdog · Mar 5, 2019

A couple of Queen #23s, both aluminum frames. The one in Winterbottom bone is from 1955-1957; the one in saw cut bone is from 1961-1971.

- Stuart

Duckdog · Mar 6, 2019

A Shapleigh Hardware (1864-1960) and a Novelty Cutlery Co, (1879-1948) green pairing:

- Stuart

black mamba · Mar 6, 2019

Stuart, that Novelty is very clean and VERY nice!

Zachary · Mar 6, 2019

A new favorite duo has found its way into my pocket a lot lately. A 65 & 89 in primitive bone, both are stamped #2 on the bolsters. I have come to enjoy the character of the bone on these knives and I really dig the stabilized cracks and texture.

Will Power · Mar 6, 2019

Primitive Bone is handsome material, it's my hope GEC can get hold of more of this wonderful stuff.