sunknife
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A couple of older spear jacks, Camillus & Remington.View attachment 1110798
I took that pic of the Case canoe about the time there was a thread discussing how some people were bothered by pics in which knives were shown with an open blade but the shield upside down.Nice picture, GT and a great knife, I do like it a lot too.
Blade shape and thickness is just right on these old Canoes, really good slicers.
By chance I took a similar picture of mine during this winter.
Even after some use, the Indian in the Canoe stays visible, an advantage of the blade etching.
PS: The trees in your forest are growing upside down...?
Not so very long ago, the Barlow seemed to be the fashionable choice on this Forum I think it's been de-throned...but it's still ranks high amongst knives carried. I have no evidence but I've always thought that the Spear is the original Barlow blade. It goes well with Clip & Sheepfoot but for me, it's made in Spearland
Here's a good example in carbon/sawn bone
Here''s one-its is Spear.. That I was tremendously lucky to win in a legendary GAW from @Campbellclanman some years back, ace Duncan, ace!