Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

scrteened porch said:
Thanks. I get a Thiers vibe from it too. Buck 317 Ridgeway, named for an ancient trackway in England, and made in China for the UK-legal market. As for the wood, I think all they said was "burlwood" or "burl wood".
I got mine from the bay after being smitten by Arian29 Arian29 's posting of one in the what trad today thread.
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Many Thanks,
You have some nice knives, I have enjoyed seeing ‘em on BF.
Cheers 👍
 
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I'm late to the lumber luau today, but it gave me the chance to see a lot of tremendous timber posted by others earlier in the day. :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

This week I have a couple of knives covered in sylvan slabs.
A big Joker in olive wood that I got in Valencia, Spain and think very highly of:
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Union Jack is my name for this rosewood lambsfoot that my wife and daughter bought for me in Barnitt's hardware store in York, England:
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- GT
 
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scrteened porch said:
Thanks. I get a Thiers vibe from it too. Buck 317 Ridgeway, named for an ancient trackway in England, and made in China for the UK-legal market. As for the wood, I think all they said was "burlwood" or "burl wood".
I got mine from the bay after being smitten by Arian29 Arian29 's posting of one in the what trad today thread.
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I think those would sell pretty well if they were available in the US.
 
I'd like to thank everyone who recommends these Otter Messer Anchor knives. A gorgeous piece of old world style. The brass shield against the wood grain looks fantastic when either polished or with a patina.

Fit and finish is a little rudimentary, spring a little proud when closed. Walk and talk is a hefty and solid feeling 7-8.

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5K Qs said:
I'm late to the lumber luau today, but it gave me the chance to see a lot of tremendous timber posted by others earlier in the day. :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

This week I have a couple of knives covered in sylvan slabs.
A big Joker in olive wood that I got in Valencia, Spain and think very highly of:
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Union Jack is my name for this rosewood lambsfoot that my wife and daughter bought for me in Barnitt's hardware store in York, England:
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- GT
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As usual, some great looking knives... since we seem to be in an alliterative mood today, I'll just say that is some resplendent rosewood.....

:thumbsup: :D
 
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