Spear-Carriers!

Two spears to "rule" them all. :rolleyes:
Marbles Workman trapper:
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Marbles Handymans Helper II:
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- GT
 
Old Boiley - I have been carrying this knife for over 7 years now - it holds an edge forever (almost!!)!!Boiley is Back 1.jpg Boiley.jpg
New acquisition at the Oregon Show, this old Schrade Cut. Co. bowled me over!! Schrade E2.jpg Schrade E3.jpg
Great thread Will!! 10 pages while my back was turned for a minute!!!:eek:
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This thread in part inspired me to write a Knife Thoughts article on blade shapes, so here's my GEC USER spear points. I've got some RRs, Victorinoxs, and such with spear blades but I thought these looked good together.

An excellent grouping which very much illustrates the essence of the Spear: its variability and the fact it compliments the frame of the knife.

Still longing for a Barehead Longpull Spear 15 or a 68 White Owl re-run with Spears :cool:

Regards, Will
 
waynorth waynorth Thank you Charlie and thanks for displaying a very interesting Serp Schrade. A wonderful testament to jigging skill and beautiful long Spear. The blades must sit down low in the frame and I notice a tidy cut-out to access the minor's nick :cool::thumbsup:

Thanks, Will
 
waynorth waynorth Thank you Charlie and thanks for displaying a very interesting Serp Schrade. A wonderful testament to jigging skill and beautiful long Spear. The blades must sit down low in the frame and I notice a tidy cut-out to access the minor's nick :cool::thumbsup:

Thanks, Will
More about that Spear Schrade in the Oregon Show thread, Will. It's way cool!! Nicely fitted!
 
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